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St Marys county. Nd, visiting rela-
tives and friends.
John r. Hill, chief of the engraving
division. has been at his home i'll for
several days the past week.
John Kennedy, night foreman, has
been on leave OF absence for the past
week.
Miss Mary T. Gately. of section eight.
is spending week on the bay coast
J. W. Davis. OF section four has been
granted sick leave for an indefinite
period.
Miss Ella T. Fitz Gibbon, of section
two, has been compelled to Telinquish
her position because of i'll health, and
Will spend the remainder of the summer
on the Chesapeake bay in the hope Of
regaining her strength.
Robert r. Frank. of he numbering
division, who was granted his annual
ieaVe the past week, has gone to his old
home at Milwaukee, Wis. to spend the
time with relatives and friends.
Miss Lottie V. McGIue, clerk in sec
ton ten, left last week for a vaca-
ton outing in the East, the trip to Bos-
ton, Mass, being made by sea from
Baltimore, Nd.
Miss Bessie A. Sanford. of the miscel-
laneous division, left last week for her
home in Chiffon, Va, where she will be
on vacation and visit relatives and
friends until September /.
Charles Baker. Of section seven, was
on leave of absence the past week aud
spent the time at Betterton Md
Great interest centers in the annual
excursion Of Plate Printers Union, LO-
cal No ,, which will be run on Saturday
TO River View. The days program will
embrace athletic events, band concerts,
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wAHNTa TO RAzERxM
The MIX confersncs appointed By TIE
District Commissioners. in view OF tbs
nANY DANGERS OF RAW MILK. has
recommended the -pasteurizinE Of all
raw milk by bringing It 70 the boiling
point. then withdraw. cool and keep cold
until used.
The Conference has thereby endorsed thu
advice given By this Society for q num-
bsr Of years to
ECALD ALI MILK
for children.
Parents are particularly warned against
the erroneous opinion held By some nat
pssteurizfng Affects either the diEessfs
hility or the nutritive value Of ths milk.
or that a. = rule 1t viii produces any
had Effects whatEosyer.
SOCIETY xoz PREVENTION
or sxCUEss.
z. BERINER. sec4starz.
Jes-eoSu-sf
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Miss +. A. Decide, OF the asserting
division. office of the auditor, will
leave this week for a vacation OF if
teen days.
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dancing, prize bowling for cash prizes,
and relay race between the day and
night forces of the Bureau Of Engrav-
ing and Printing.
Miss Dorothy W Babcock. of section
ten, Is spending her summer vacation
a Atlantic CITY.
Miss Lillian Gray. of section ten, left
the past week for her home on the East
ern Shore Of Maryland where she will
pay short visit TO home folks.
William f. spiuane, of section seven.
has been absent from duty the past
week on account Of Illness.
Thomas P. Ellsworth, of section four,
is away from duty because of his i'll
ness.
Miss Mary Lowe. of the hydraulic
press division on the night shift, has
returned to duty after an absence of
two weeks, caused by sprained ankle
Miss Minnie a. Spangler. of the exam
ming division, has as a question a few
days her sister-in-law, Mrs. Samuel
Spangler, Of Gettysburg, Pa.
Miss Maggie Burns. of the examining
division, has been granted extended
leave of absence.
MSS JpsAE L. IAgbAiB u the surface
branch, is spending her annual vacation
at Ocean City, Nd.
B. J. Mcclure, of section one, is tax
ing two weeks of his annual leave.
Miss Martha L. Abraham, of the sur
face branch, left last week for Ocean
City, Md, where she Will spend part
Of her vacation.
A number of the money and revenue
counters of the examining division have
been transferred TO the Treasury,
among the recent transfers being Miss
Bessie / Holidge, Miss Nay J. Flood,
Mrs. Fannie Proctor. Miss Lille A.
Gregory, and Miss Annie McElroy.
Miss Mary Hayden, Of the examining
division, IS away from office on sick
leave.
Miss Mary B. Mann, chief Of the
stamp packing division, is absent from
duty on account of illness
Miss Emmitt NJ. Hammack, OF the
examining division, has been granted
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WOMEN ARE PLEASED
WITH NEW SANCTUM
District Building Employees
to Organize Rival Base
ball Mines.

Who IS the gallant to whom tbs
thanks Of the women employees are
due for having established q room In
which they may take their ease durins
the noon hour?
T. said Ralph Pratt, secretary 10
Commissioner West.
- said John Ward. superintendent
Of the building.
Ne. too said John Strain, captain
of the watch
Without worrying themselves 10 tbs
extent Of verging on nervous prostration
In consideration OF the problem. ths
feminine contingent are enjoying the
comforts provided A room has been
set aside for their especial use, in which
they may partake Of their Iuncheons
In privacy, and away from intrusion.
No man is permitted to set his foot
within the sacred precincts, and here
they may indulge in the condolences
50 dear 10 The feminine heart
Mr. Pratt. a social favorite, and much
admired Of the fair sex, seeks TO fur
thor install himself in their good Kraces,
by The claim that through his influence
was the room established.
Mr.. Ward asserts that one or his first
otncisl acts was 20 pave the way for
the innovation Captain Strain is d
married man. and while not posing in
the ltmellght, says that ne, too, had a
hand in pro- iding for the comfort OF
the ladies.
And IL the meantime the women are
playing 90 faVorites. but have accepted
the blessings provided without pur-
suing the question as 10 whom thanks
are due.
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John LOng8n, of the office Of the
Postmaster General, has returned from
his home at Gloucester, Mass, Whcro
he spent a month outing fishing, boat
ing, and bathing.
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Miss Molie Sutton, Of the inspecting
division. office of the auditor, has gone
10 LeOnardtown, Nd, to spend her va
cation.
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William c. Mayer. of the registry di-
vision, city postoffiCe will spend his
vacation OF eigSt days at Colonial Beach
enjoying his favorite pastime fishing.
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George S. Paul. appointment clerk
Of the department, has been on vaCa-
ton for several days the past week to
show his brother, who is visiting him,
the city.
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Norris Bowen, OF the division Of rural
delivery. leaves tomorrow for a two
weeks trip to News York and Niagara
Falls. and also a visit to points IN
Maryland.
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J. B. Stimer. Of the recording d.
vision, has gone TO his old home in
Canada 10 spend part OF his vacation,
and will also make a visit to Michigan
on the return trip.
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William r. Spilman, superintendent
of the division of rural delivery. who
has been spending his vacation at Pen
Mar. Pa. left Friday TO attend the con-
VentiOn Of the Missouri State Rural
Carriers Association at Springfield.
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Charles II. McHugh, Of the manu-
factur 3 division, returned Monday from
Ocean City, Nd, where he spent his
vacation of several weeks
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Miss Alice r. Sanger, of the chief
RClerks division. leaves tomorrow for a
Estates.
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Miss r. L. Lindsey, Of the inspecting
Sdivision. office Of the Auditor. has been
promoted from 81 200 10 81, 400 per an
7num and transferred to the office Of the
auditor for the War Department
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Mrs. Maude A. Tieman, of the manu-
features division. is on q vacation for
I'VE weeks. She left Monday TO spend
ne time at her home In Huntsville.
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: Josiah Willard. the veteran clerk OF
Che Bureau of the Second Assistant. be
Eng eighty-three years OF age, has been
GRANTED an extension OF leave for thirty
Gays, which he will spend in the
tEountry.
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James +. Brooks. OF the registry di-
vision, city pOstOffiCe is spending ten
I6ays of his annual leave at BeltsvilIe,
Md.
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". J. Johnson, private secretary to
the auditor for the department, has
gone to his home at GalesburE. H., TO
spend his vacation with relatives and
friends, remaining until September To-
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R. A Young, of the division Of rural
delivery, left yesterday for Chatta-
noOga, Tenn, where he viii be on va
cation for three weeks.
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F. f. McMiIin. chief postohice in
speCtOr, returned Monday from his Va,
cation, which was spent in New Hamp-
shire, He is now on q Grip 20 the Pacific
coast for the department.
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Miss Ruth Foster, Of the chief clerks
division, has been spending several
days in Baltimore, on a visit to friends
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Miss Ella Lake, of the recording dl-
vision, office OF the Auditor, left yes
terday for a vacation trip TO Europe,
and will not return TO office until Oc-
tObeT 10
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Plans for the organization OF two
baseball teams the Shorts" and the
Tails are under consideration by the
District employees. Daniel L. Garges,
chief clerk Of the Engineer Department,
VINO has won fame as a baseball player
at Washington Grove, is 10 captain the
Shorts while the Tails" are 10 be
under the leadership OF Frederick C.
Lee. secretary 10 Engineer Commission
er Morrow.
c. E Helm, OF the Engineering De
partments whose experience as d mag
nate qualities him for the position Is
selected as umpire. Sentiment IN regard
10 the two teams is about equally d.
Vided.
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r. s Walter, division of inspection,
EBureau of the Second Assistant, has
Egone 10 Lebanon, Pa, to take his wife
kIor treatment in a sanitarium.
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his way from the Eastern Shore of
Maryland 20 the mountains Of West
Virginia, where he will spend the second
division of his vacation
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vacation OF FIVE weeks. ACCOMPANIED
by her mother, she viii pass the
greater portion o. the time in the
vicinity OF Charleston, 5. g
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Ellsworth Hibbs, Of the Office OF the
Auditor, who has been at the bedside
OF his wife at Bellaire. Ohio, will re-
turn 10 office in a day or two, his wife
having materially improved
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Frank D. Miller. of the registry dl-
9CisiOn, city postOffice, leaves tomorrow
i4oT a short vacation.
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George Tysinger, of the engraving di-
vision. has been granted leave of alb
sence for two weeks.
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3 x. l.. Russell, the CartOouist who is
RmQlOyed in the chief clerks division.
accompanied by his wife, left yesterday
EfOr a vacation of one month, which will
Fbe spent at Boston, New York, and
philadelphia
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Among those going on vacations from
the division of dead letters on Monday
are Mrs p l. Collins, Miss E r.
PeaChy, Mrs A. L. Bovd. Miss N
Nancy. and Percy S Edmunds.
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Miss HHda NJ. Edwards. clerk in the
miscellaneous office, returned Thursday,
after spending a week at her home in
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Miss Maud Lee, OF the geographer's
division. is taking her vacation.
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Hugh ". Barr. OF the division of dead
letters, will leave tomorrow for a visit
OF e month TO his old home in Pennsyl-
Vanis
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Edward A Martin. of the office OF the
purchasing agent. left Tuesday for his
vacation.
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l. W. Phillips. Of the division of rural
delivery, leaves Monday for a vacation
trip 10 New York city and points OF in
terest in the State.
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Miss /. Z. Roberts, of the supply d.
vision, is taking a few days leave Cor
the purpose Of showing the sights of
the city 10 her mother and sister, who
are paying her a visit from their home
in Ohio.
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Miss Harriette r. Edgar. of the bond
division, has gone 70 her home in Mas
sachusetts for a short vacation.
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Miss lone Bolton, Of the division Of
rural delivery, has been granted leave
Of absence until September u, and viii
spend the time in New York city.
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George r. Clark. stenographer to the
RSeCond Assistant Postmaster General,
left Monday for a vacation of three
weeks, to be spent Tusucating in New
Md amDshiTe.
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Robert Lehman, Of the appointment
division, left Monday for his home IN
Kentucky, where he will spend his va
cation with relatives and friends
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James c. Towers, of the division 81
dead letters. left Wednesday for a va
cation of two weeks.
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leave Of absence for week, and will
spend the time ~ her home in Mary
Ia nd
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Monday from a weeks stay at Atlantic
City, was called TO his home in Con-
necticut on Wednesday 10 attend the
funeral OF his brothers wife
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J. Russell Young has compiled a his
tory of the Police Department, which
viii go to press about September J. The
book contains Photographic OF every
member OF the department, and bi0gTa-
piles of the officials. A part OF the
fund.
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Long continued waits for an elevator
are thing OF the past in the District
building. Signals are now so arranged
that when an elevator reaches the hrth
story IL is known TO the man ia the
basement, and ne Immediately begins a
trip In this way cars are Continually
passing each other, and all OF the ele-
vators are not either in the basement
or the top OF the building
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Herbert B. Collins, of the office of the
solicitor, has gone TO ocean city, Nd,
to spend a month.
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is interfering to an appreciable extent
with moonlight excursions on the Po-
foTaap
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The fesAS1Ing employees have been
promotes. Barent Springsted, from
81 900 10 $500; b. Kelsey Saul, from $3.50
10 $1,000; Miss Beruice Andres, from
5000 10 $500, Charles R Cover, from 81, coo
10 81 200, and Miss Addie r. SOmers,
from $500 TO S1.OO0. Arnold p Fenton
was transferred from the office OF the
Third Assistant 10 that of the Fourth
Assistant and promoted from $500 TO $500
per annum.
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H NJ. Ramsden, of the executive Of
fee, has returned after ten days va
cation.
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Miss Maggie Sullivan. of the hydraulic
press division. who met with an acci-
dent In which she run an ice pick
through her hand. has been detained at
home for the week, recovering from the
effects of the injury.
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In celebration OF his promotion 10
District Surveyor, Melvin c. Haezn Ell
tertained a party of his friends at the
Villa Flora Club Tuesday evening
Chicken and corn pOne occupied pTomi-
nent Positions on the menu. Mr.. Hazen
is q Nirginian
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The hunters are reserving their va
cations until October and November.
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J. L. Ford. OF the Sewer Department.
! began ten days vacation Saturday.
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d. s. EdmOnds. of the office OF the
solicitor, has returned from hve-day
trip down the river with party Of
friends ia d launch
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Miss Louise Hummer. NJ y. MOrgan,
Miss NJ. II. Smith John p RYAN and
Miss Sarah Pool were among the clerks
of the division Of dead letters leaving
the past week for vacations.
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Charles c. Rogers, disbursing officer,
spent Sunday at Atlantic City.
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Edwin Schriner. Of the division OF
vital statistics, will leave this week
for Asbury Park, n. J., where he viii
join his family and spend his vacation
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Owing to the pressure Of official bust
ness. William Hall. Of the insurance
department. has postponed his vacation
until October Mr.. Hall viii journey
TO Boston hY sea
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Miss Kate Cullen, of the recording di-
vision. office Of the auditor. is spending
her vacation al StOnyman's Gap, Va.
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Miss F. ". Tibbetts, chief of section,
division of rural delivery, left Monday
for a vacation of two weeks. to be
spent at Asbury Park, n. J.
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James +. McCabe, of the Bureau OF
4he Second Assistant, will leave tOmOr-
iEow for a vacation of five weeks, TO be
spent in Western Pennsylvania.
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Charles A. Clark. Of the manufactures
division, who has beer detailed on field
duty in connection with the census of
electrical industries in New York, re-
turned 20 the office On Monday.
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John A. Jarboe will be absent three
weeks beginning August 81
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Thomas B. Shoemaker, of the division
of naturalization, has gone TO Atlantic
City for his vacation and to spend the
remainder of the month
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r. ". DevendOrf and r. y. c. Riker,
of the Bureau of the Fourth Assistant,
leave tomorrow for annual vacations.
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William Mehler. of section one, has
been granted leave Of absence for two
weeks
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Commissioners West and Morrow
spent the weekend at the Blue Ridge
Rod and Gun Club
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Thomas Lanigan. Of the sewer divis-
ion, viii leave Wednesday for a twenty
days vacation.
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+. S. Hinrichs, of the office of the As
sistant Attorney for the department, left
Wednesday for Chicago, H., where he
is 10 have a place in the Republican
headquarters as an assistant to former
Chief Clerk Thomson. who resigned the
first of the week to become chief clerk
OF the headquarters.
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leave Of absence for a week. and will
spend the time ~ her home in Mary
land.
Miss Maggie Sullivan. of the hydraulic
press division. who met with an acct
dent In which she run an ice pick
through her hand. has been detained at
home for the week, recovering from the
effects Of the injury.
William MehIer. of section one, has
been granted leave Of absence for two
weeks.
Miss Florence Everett. OF section
eight. has been granted leave 70 visit
her home in Virginia, and before re-
turning VIII so to the beach for sew
eral days.
Miss Margaret L. O'Brien. Of section
eight, left Thursday for a EacatlOn OF
two weeks and viii spend the tune on
a sea voyage to Boston and Manchester
Mass.
Miss Pearl Bean, of the examining
division, has been transferred from the
night 10 the day force.
Miss Ella Murphy and Miss Todey
Leahy. OF the bindery. are spending
their vacation at Sea Isle. City, n. j.,
and also contemplate few days at
Atlantic City before returning.
Miss Alice A BOylan, Of the eXamin-
ing division, has been absent from Of
flee for the past two weeks on account
of illness.
Miss Katie Boyle, of the examining
division. is visiting friends in New York
and Coney Island, where she will spend
most OF her summer vacation.
Miss Teresa Freeman, of section four
has been spending the past week with
friends at Silver Spring, Md.
Miss Margaret Lyons, Of section four,
Is spending several days of her vacation
al Colonial Beach.
r. V. H. jana, Charles J. Myers. and
William F. Regean, Of section four.
have. been spending the past week cruis-
ing in Chesapeake Bay and the lower
Potomac in their private launch.
Miss May Hall, of section four. IS
spending her vacation at Colonial
Beach.
Miss Mary Tobin. Of section four. Is
at Atlantic City for vacation
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The following employees OF the Engis
neer Department VIII take their leave
thiy month: George Earle. z. b. Brooks.
T. y Senior, w A. Williams, John
Ryan, n. A. James. @. f. Curtis. and
W. = ByTnos.
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Miss Mary ". Dulin and Mrs. Ida
X. Woodbridge. of the recording division
office OF the auditor, leave tomorrow for
their vacations
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Charles Baer. of the disbursing office.
has returned to his work after Spending
two weeks al Fort Hunt as a member
Of the District National Guard
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Mrs. y. I. Alden. Of the inspecting di-
vision, Office OF the auditor, is spending
q vacation or four weeks fl th1 noun
tains Of Pennsylvania.
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Major A. H Nickerson, OF the mall
and correspondence section. has return
ed 10 office after an absence OF a few
days, caused by a slight indisposition.
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w. z. COrbin Of the division of dead
letters. returned Thursday from his
vacation.
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Miss Lucy II. Boeffler, Of the manu-
features division. left Monday for a
vacation of one month, to be spent in
State.
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Otto Herman. Of the inspecting d.
vision, Office Of the auditor, has been
promoted from $3.50 to 5000 per annup