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MISS MARY E. LOGAN
RESIGNS A $1,000 JOB
Leaves Rural Delivery Division of
Postofice Depart
Ue0t
ment-

Miss Mary f Logan, Of the division
Of rural delivery has resigned a clerk
ship paying SI.OGo per annUm.
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James a Weaver, of the moootype d.
vision, has been granted leave of alb
scnce for three weeks. and will spend
the time I'm Illinois and Iowa. and other
points Of interest in the West.
Charles p. Buchanan, foreman Of the
navy division. left yesterday for a va
cation of about three weeks. 10 be spent
az Chicago, H., and other points in the
West
Frank A. Kidd, foreman Of the proof
division, and president OF Columbia Ty-
biographical Union. No. l0l. will leave
this week for his home in Chicago, H.
where he viii visit friends and remain
until after the election.
Robert Chase. Of the supply division,
has returned from his vacation.
Douglas Johns. of the supply division
is again at his post of duty after taking
annual leave.
Christopher c. Shertzer. Of the foun-
dry division. Is taking part of his annual
leave, and is fishing in the rivers Of
pennsylvania and Virginia.
Harry Johnston and Frank Phillips. OF
work after short vacation spent In
Philadelphia. Pa, where they went TO
register for the election.
Charles Taylor. assistant chief ma
ChinlSt, mOuOtype division is on leave
OF absence for three weeks, and will
spend the time In Philadelphia, Pa.
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SchnOpp. Of the Washington City Post
Office, on Thursday last 81 St Mays
Catholic Church at o'clock g. ~ In
mediately after the ceremony Nj anu
Mrs. SChnoDp left for ten-day trip 70
Niagara Falls. accompanied By the
brides mother
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Harry J. Brummelkamp. Of the divi-
sion Of salaries and allowances. has
been promoted from $500 70 lao per
dnuuu
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while there registered his name for tho
November election.
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BACK
FROM TEXAS TRIP

Walter A Kinsolving, OF the mono
type division, accompanied by his fam
lily, has returned from a trip 20 Texas,
where six weeks were spent on a visit 10
relatives and friends.
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George J. Hurst Takes Mss HooUer
Of Treasury Department as Bride

George J. Hurst head stampcr in the
forwarding and finishing division Of tie
bindcTy. was married on Tuesday morn
ing to Miss Alice 5. Hoover. former
popular employee Of the Office. who is
now a clerk in the Bureau Of Internal
Revenue of the Treasury Department.
The ceremony was said by the Rev. John
NJ SchIck, of the Reformed Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hurst are spending their
honeymoon in Philadelphia and New
York.
Charles Lauterer. press feeder. has
resigned.
Miss Rosa Downs. of the press divis-
ion, continues on the sick list
Miss Florence NJ. Cullen, OF the press
division. has been transferred 70 the
agriculture division.
c. NJ. Blessing. of the job division, is
spending fifteen days of his annual leave
with his sister in Loudoun county, Va.
Judson J. Withan, Of the job division,
= making trip 10 Rochester, n Y,
10 register his name for the election.
Claude Mcdonald. Of the job division.
is taking annual leave for thirty days.
he Will SDelu Svittc TIME at Epll4L LAKE,,
Iowa, and also go TO Chicago. III. TO
register and vote, and pay a visit TO his
sister
Miss Mary NJ Mitchell, Of the gold
room. bindery. who has been on leave
for several days, has been sightseeing
with a party OF visiting friends.
Robert Il Speelman. Of the supply
division. returned to his desk Monday.
after an illness OF about three weeks
Edward J. Fitzpatrick, assistant In
the folding division, left the past week
fer a vacation Of a month 10 be spent
in Philadelphia and New York. He will
vote while in New York State
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Capt william Meredith, former d.
rector Of the Bureau Of Engraving ana
Printing, paid a visit 10 tho Bureau on
Tuesday. and was warmly welcomed
by the officials and employees
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Frank Pyne. Of the mCnotype divi-
sion. has been on leave of absence for
the past week
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weeks, and Will spend most OF the time
in Rhode Island.
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Miss Blanche Thompson, Of the Office
OF the Postmaster General, has been
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Claude G. JUdSon- Of the chief clerks
division. has been promoted from s.. 90
10 $3.50 per annum-
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garet z Sturgis, press feeder. has been
reinstatel.
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MRS. B. A. LINEBACK
WIFE OF AN EMPLOYE

Mrs Benjamin A LinebaCk, who was
elected recording secretary OF the Won
ans Christian Temperance Union at the
annual election of officers on Thursday,
is the wife OF a popular ernpIoye Of the
job Oblivion.
Mrs. Alexina W. Williamson, wife OF
Uncle Jimmy Williamson. a former
employee of the printing divisions of the
office, died on Thursday morning at
the home Of her sister-iE law, Mrs s.
Scott. in Myrtle street
The following employees Of the bindery
left the past week for vacations and
visits to their homes. some of them TO
register and vote: John 2. Downing
Joseph Stcker, Alfred 9 J. LindstrOm
John f. Fuller, Charles II. Krener,
Robert p. Sowerbutts, and Alexander
Manchester
Edward Roman. jr., Of the foundry
division. has gone TO bis home in
Brooklyn, y. Y. where he will qualify
for the Presidential sweepstakes.
George c. Thayer. Of the foundry d.
vision. has returned from his vacation
which was spent at his old home in
Troy. y Y, during homecoming week,
which he reports to have been a great
success.
Charles Bechtel, chief storekeeper.
hiudery supplies, was on a vacation for
several days the past week
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Perry Funkhouser, Of the division Of
supplies. is taking two weeks Of his
annual leave. and viii spend most Of
the time on his studies IN Georgetown
University.
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JudsOn J. WithaH, of the job division,
g making a trip TO Rochester. y. Y,
10 register his name for the election.
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G. N. Blessing. of the job division, is
spending fifteen days of his annual leave
with his sister in LOudoun county, Va.
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The employees OF the Bureau Of En-
craving and Printing have been abIs
10 inspect the past week two extra
large vegetables that are veriJable
freaks OF nature George H Ripley, %
the plate vault is exhibiting a five
anc-a-naLf pound sweet potato, that
was sent 70 him by George Watson. Of
Iasley. Va p Gibbons. OF the weJting
division, has a fOUr-pOund white rSdish
that was grown in New YORK State.
II has been suggested that the speci-
mems be sent 20 the Department q
Agriculture as samples Of what the
farmers are now producing.
An extra large number Of the en-
ployes OF the Bureau OF Engraving and
Printing having votes IN the States are
preparing 20 take advantage Of the re-
dUced railroad rates and 20 20 their
homes for the election The New York
ana Pennsylvania voters are practically
all going to the election Among those
leaving for their homes 70 register on
Friday We're Superintendent Emile
I Iuck, Superintendent John Bullough.
Superintendent Isaac CIerrOdetre, and
superintendent Frank Bruno.
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How ard Sherman. referee in the proof
division. Is on leave OF absence for three
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Miss Jessie Robinson. OF section 9. IS
on leave Of absence for ten days
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POSTOFFICE PERSONALS.

William Hefron. OF the recording divi-
sion, office OF the auditor, was on a va
cation for several days the first part
OF the week.
F. W. Archibald, Of the recording d.
vision, office of the auditor, left Thurs
day for a vacation Of two weeks
Clarence E. Jones, Of the registry di-
vision. city pOstoffice, left yesterday
for his home in New York city, to spend
a few days and to register for the
election.
]. NJ. Hoge, Of the recording division,
Office Of the auditor. will leave this
week for his old home IN southeastern
Virginia, to spend a vacation Of a
month.
Charles Hick, of the recording divi-
sion. office Of the auditor, is spending
. week of his annual leave In New
York city.
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Miss NouIe o RidseIy, Of section 8. is
paying a weeks visit 70 her home. n
Baltimore
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ditions 10 the force to handle Ike rush
on the emergency currency
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Director Ralph. aided by the 400 en-
pIoyes Of the bureau IS turning out
10000 in currency each day. besides
keeping up with the other product Of
the bureau. such as revenue and post
age srau1Ds
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c. g. King. OF the division Of supplies,
is taking two weeks OF his annual leave
and viii spend most OF the time or his
studies in Georgetown UNIVERSITY
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Mrs. Mary V Lowe. Of the examining
division has been on leave OF absence
for the past week
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Z J Walsh, Of section 10, who has
been fl at his home for the past month,
is reported 10 be rapidly improving
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Miss Mary N Mitchell, Of the gold
room. bindery. who has been on leave
for several days, has been sightseeing
with q party OF visiting friends.
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for the past week spending part OF his
annual leave. and attending the Inter
national tuberculosis Congress.
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J. 3 WeitzeL Of the monotype divi-
sion. has returned 10 office after being
on annual leave for several weeks
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AArN--r ID A--AaAAaf=a nanny HA LalE 44hA-
sion Of salaries and allowances. has
been promoted from $500 70 SI,i90 per
annum.
Dwight w Fisher. Of the Bureau 7f
the First Assistant, has been promoted
from $3.50 10 S1,oo5 per anuum-
Miss Blanche Thompson. Of the Office
OF the Postmaster General has been
promoted from 500 TO $1,000 Ter annum-
Claude G. Judson. Of the chief clerks
division. has been promoted from SI.O10
10 $500 per annum-
Perry FunkhoUser, Of the division Of
supplies. is taking two weeks of his
annual leave. and viii spend most Of
the time on his studies IN Georgetown
University
c. g king. OF the division Of supplies.
is taking two weeks OF his annual leave.
and will spend most OF the time on his
studies in Georgetown University
The following employees OF the assert
iHg division Office Of the auditor. were
away from office Thursday 10 take the
civil service clerl-prOmOtlOu eNamina-
tiCu- Ernest Farmer. A Cameron l.
= BcrnSdorff, James H. Love. r. q.
Nergara, C. F Rodgers, and William q.
h Fischer
f. ". Ford. Of the Bureau Of the First
Assistant. IS again at his desk. after u
short vacation spent on a fishing eN-
FeditiCn 70 the upper Potomac. lie re-
ports large catch Of fine ones
r. Bradshaw. CT the chief clerks di-
vision, has been on leave Of absence Tor
several days
Louis E Flynn. OF the registry iii
vision. city pOstofii-e, will leave this
week for a vacation of twenty days 10
ne spent at his old home In New York
While at home he viii register and
vote
Miss Florence ROhrback, Of the re-
cUrding division. ofie Of the auditor, ,
has returned from a months vacation.
which she spent with relatives in Penn
sylvanEa
James Bordman. Of the asserting divi-
sion office Of the auditor. viii leave
this week for a trip 10 Indiana
The Washington times., 1908-10-11

Henry " Szegedy, approximations o.
the revenue power pTeSSrOOm. who has
been III for several weeks, is reported
10 he rapidly improving
The Washington times., 1908-10-11

Mrs NJ r. Peirve. " the Bureau Of
statistics, has returned from a vacation
OF a month spent In Vermont
The Washington times., 1908-10-11

Miss Mary Began, Of the monotype
division, who was on the sick list for
two weeks. has returned 10 office.
The Washington times., 1908-10-11

Miss Florence NJ. Cullen, OF the press
division. has been transferred to the
agriculture division.
The Washington times., 1908-10-11

Miss Rosa Downs. Of the press divis-
ion, continues on the sick list
The Washington times., 1908-10-11

Albert Lester. Of the supply division.
was in the Falls Church locality chest
nut hunting. while on vacation the first
Of the week
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Peter s Butcher. Of the examining d.
vision. is taking the remainder OF his
annual leave
The Washington times., 1908-10-11

Charles LauJerer. press feeder. has
resigned.
The Washington times., 1908-10-11

W W. Walter. Of the Bureau or
Chemistry, who has been spending his
vacation at Philadelphia and other
points IN Pennsylvania. viii return 10
his desk tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1908-10-11

Miss Agnes NJ. Nordman. OF the Blu
Teau Of Chemistry, IS detained at home
The Washington times., 1908-10-11

Christopher c. Shertzer. of the foun-
dry division. Is taking part of his annual
leave, and is fishing in the rivers of
Pennsylvania and Virginia.
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Mrs. Ann Morgan sister Of Arthur
Small. Of the oil room. died at George
town Hospital on Wednesday morning
in the eigh y-fifth year OF her age
The Washington times., 1908-10-11

David Barnett. supervisor OF the TOT
yabe National Forest. has returned to
his headquarters at Austin. New. after
three months service in the district for
ester's office. In this city.
The Washington times., 1908-10-11

Miss Julia N. Burke. of the monotype
division, left the past week for st.
Louis, No, where she Will spend a va
cation Of a month.
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Eddie stern, OF the linotype division,
has returned from a vacation OF three
weeks
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Robert Chase, Of the supply division,
has returned from his vacation.
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Louis E Flynn OF the registry Ill
vision. city pOstoff~e, will leave this
week for a vacation of twenty days 10
ne spent at his old hone In New York
While at home he viii register and
vote
The Washington times., 1908-10-11

Albert b O'Meara. OF the stamping
division. has returned TO his regular
duties. after serving a short detail a.
the War division bindery.
The Washington times., 1908-10-11

Miss Mary D White. OF the linotype
division has returned from vacation
Of fifteen days, spent at her home in
Kansas
The Washington times., 1908-10-11

W. c. Shimonec, OF the Bureau of
Animal Industry. has returned from an
outing Of three weeks at Atlantic City.
The Washington times., 1908-10-11

Harry Howe, Of the linotype division,
has returned from vacation
The Washington times., 1908-10-11

Harry G. Arnold. OF the forwarding
and finishing division OF the bindery, Is
taking several days annual leave.
The Washington times., 1908-10-11

E W Ford. Of the Bureau Of the First
Assistant. IS again at his desk. after u
short vacation spent on a fishing eN-
FeditiCn TO the upper Potomac. He re-
ports a large catch Of fine ones.
The Washington times., 1908-10-11

Paul d. EeIleter. Of the Forest Serv-
Ice, has Just returned 10 Washington
from the Black Hills National Forest.
South Dakota, whore he has been work
ing during the pa.- summer on the ex-
animation Of claims.
The Washington times., 1908-10-11

David Colman, Luther p. Fete. A. c.
Gibbs. W. T Nichols. William J. Gould,
and J. S. Perkins, linotype operators,
have been transferred from the mono
type division to the linotype division.
The Washington times., 1908-10-11

Il Outcault. D. HailocIz. and James
Carvine. Of the mOnotype division, were
among the number taking leave the
past week.
The Washington times., 1908-10-11

Samuel Schofeld. Of section 3. contin-
Ies quite j. at his home, in this city.
The Washington times., 1908-10-11

Capt. c. c. Leith. of the Bureau Of
Statistics. is again at his desk after a
visit of three weeks with relatives and
friends in Ohio
The Washington times., 1908-10-11

Miss s. Q. Moore, of the file room, is
on leave of absence for a few weeks,
and will spend some of the time in Ohio.
The Washington times., 1908-10-11

Robert II. Speelman. Of the supply
division. returned to his desk Monday.
after an illness OF about three weeks.
The Washington times., 1908-10-11

Douglas Johns. Of the supply division
is again at his post of duty after taking
annual leave.
The Washington times., 1908-10-11

Joseph T X Plant. Of the machine
division. has beer spending a few days
ir his power launch on the lower Pc
rou1ac fishing.
The Washington times., 1908-10-11

Miss Julia c. Mudd. Of the examining
division has been granted leave Of alb
SenCe for one week
The Washington times., 1908-10-11

Mrs Annie A Ossire. Of section g. has
been on leave OF absence for the past
week.
The Washington times., 1908-10-11

Miss Florence Rohrback, Of the re-
cording division. offie Of the auditor,
has returned from month vacation,
which she spent with relatives in Penn
Sylvan5a
The Washington times., 1908-10-11

Superintendent William Chauice- %
section g, is paying a visit 70 his home,
IN New York. and while there viii
register his name for the November
election
The Washington times., 1908-10-11

Miss Bertha Thomas. Of section 3. left
on Tuesday for her home, in Virginia.
where she Will spend a week OF her
IaaH-a
The Washington times., 1908-10-11

Miss Carrie =. wister. Of the misceI-
aneous division. has returned TO office,
after paying "A visit Of a month 10
friends in Charlotte y c.
The Washington times., 1908-10-11

DR.. G. F. Flocken. of the Bureau Of
Animal Industry. who Is stationed at
MINI, has been in the city
The Washington times., 1908-10-11

r. Bradshaw. CT tne chief clerks III
vision, has been on leave Of absence Tor
several DAYS
The Washington times., 1908-10-11

Miss Myrtle J. Wood. Of the Bureau OF
Chemistry has returned from a vaca-
ton Of about three weeks spent at
points Of interest in Virginia and Penn
sylvania.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-29
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