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The Washington times., 1908-09-06

CARRIAGE WASHER for automobile ga
rage: state experience. salary expected. and
se6-st
MAN-Youns white man 10 store; about six
teen 1870 l4th 81. NV se6-3t
MEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE. New
method; only few weeks required. so 10 SIS
weekly guaranteed when through; tools do
mated; board provided Write for catalogue
MOLERS BARBER COLLEGE. 2O7 Bowery.
New York city. se5-6t
MEN 10 get hair cut Is cents. shave and neck
shave, 10 cents; razors honed, 10, two for
= cents. white BARRIERS; close s d. m. new
management 6ll r st. NV se4-tf
MEN to scrape walls. can at 3i2 sth ST. ne.
se5-3t
MEN can get irst-cass service by white
parbersi halr cut. l5ci shave, l0c: no extra
charge Mr.. CLEMENTS 1892 NJ 81. sei-Tt
OPERATOR to assist in dental Office. Apply
70 DRS. WUNDER g. LEONARD, Wash
ingtOn Dental Parlors. 7th and sls NV
se4-3t
PIANO PLAYER-An experienced Al. for
picture show. see MANAGER Majestic
Theater. II
P5RISEI;55:sIE.Rs-Good: SI;5:5I 80 steady work r. A,
Experienced. about 25 years ola,
10 represent pressing club; must be well
dressed have pleasant appearance. reference
and bond guarantee SO week and commits
sion. BOX 4a5. Times office. se4.6S
AAli(Oit-An experienced 10 help on mems
coats. Apply 1903 1st NV. II
WINDOW CLEANERS Experienced: no
stragsiers- LEON L. CAHOON, 1905 F NV.
YOUNG MAN for general office work. who
mas had experience IN installment business,
none others need apply; permanent position.
BOX 446. Times Office. se6-3t
YOUNG MAN with dry goods experience;
references required. BEHREND 722 7th NV.
se5-2t
YOUNG NAN as grocery CLERK; must un-
deFstand how 20 cut meats and furnish best
or reference. T07 RI ne. seJ-3t
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HELP WANTED-FEMALEr
A LADY who can give good references for
responsible travelling position, calling on
the trade" and collecting money good sal
ary and expenses 10 right one. 1OT particulars
address at once, ARTHUR G. HUMMER a
n s.. city seJ-2I
ANY intelligent person may earn good in
come corresponding for newspapers expe-
TIeuce unnecessary no Cauyasslngi send fun
particulars. PRESS SYNDICATE. Box J51,
Lock port. y. y. jy26-su-l4t
BOSOM IRONERS. TOLAIAN LAUNDRY,
ON and - NV. se4-3t
COOK-White; expert, ana one white wait
Tess; bring references; TWO On family. Ap-
ply COZ, THE BURLINGTON. se4-3t
DRESSMAKERS AND APPRENTICE GIRLS
Will guarantee You hrst-Class position
that viii pay you $3.50 20 $500 day after tax
ing fun course of instructions at Prof. Liv-
ingst0ns New York Academy Of Dresscut-
ting, Designing, Ladies Tailoring. and Fin
ishing School, 1890 G 81 Come now and get
ready for fall work.
FRENCH PATTERNS CUT To ORDER.
THE NEW SHEATH SKIRT
AND DIRECTOIRE GOWN
A SPECIALITY
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ANACOSTIA.
BURYS PHARMACY. corner Monroe an.
Jefferson SIS.
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DOCS. PETS. ETC.

WHITE ESQJiMO, fox terriers. Irish set
ters, cOllies, and poodle pups, singing cana
Ties, parrots, goldfshes, monkeys rabbits
guinea pigs, maltese kittens, etc. SCHNTDis
BIRD STORE 1l2 18th ST. ausf-tf
PIGEONS. canaries, parrots. RABBITS. bird
supplies etc. Pets boarded prices right
BARCLAYS 5 PET STORE.
Zi3 10th st. NV iys-eod-tf
PEDIGREED screW-tailed brIndle Boston
terrier pups French pOOdlss, parrots, cana
Ties. guinea pigs; pets boarded: rates reason
able
LEES BIRD STORE. A3 nth n. ".
tyZ2-tf
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INSTRUCTION.

SCHOOL for piano and
vocal training: splendid foundation estab-
lshed for development into artistic PLAYERS
and singers Technic. harmony. sight read
ing and tTanspOsitlOn taught simultaneously
and in such an easy way that even the
youngest pupil is amused while acquiring
the difficult but most pronounced success in
securing breath control. purity Of tone absO-
lutte freedom from throat contraction and
consequent east Of execution Class or indf-
vfdual lessons. Mrs. ORPHELIA JOHNSTON
HART. 4f2 Mass. Ave II
A SPEAKING knowledge OF Frelch for s25;
hrst lessons free. COLUMBIA POLYTECH-
NC INSTITUTE, IS0S H ST. NV se4-30t
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z-ADDoS PHARMACY, 1900 Florida ave. ne,
CHAS H BLULER n. Cap. and r stz ne.
MCCHESNEY & JOACHIM, cor. q and l. sts,
KRAUS' PHARMACY. cor SIN and X SITS
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM, sth and + sts.ns,
BENZ. =, L4ASHAA, 1lth ana E. Cap. 81
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GEORGETOWN.
y. P. WELI4ER. Pharmacy, 1854 II st. GB.
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ALEX ANDRIA. VA
X. L CARNE & CO. 703 King 81.
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-<~~%@ - 2S-esi
Manufacturers OF a special lire Of herb s-eme-
dies which are guaranteed 10 cure or relieve
the most obstinate diseases known 70 man
kind more quickly than any other known
medicine. trial VIII oonvines the most
skeptical. HAS 7th st. nv. au2s-tf
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BROMIDE ealarging: blue ana black from
patent Prints drawings and lantern slides;
commercial photographer. H A. Farm
HAM. s36 F NV. au6 tn su tu-s0t
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SOTTHWEST

SOUTHWEST.
Y. HUGO EISESBEISS, 7th and B streets
J. W. ~ and L sW.
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MEN 10 get hair cut Is cents: shave and neck
shave, 10 cents. razors honed 10, two for
= cents. white barberss close s p. m; new
managsment. sll S. nv. se4-tf
The Washington times., 1908-04-19
MANAGER ANDERSON
ANNOUNCES LINEUP
Department Baseball Team
Has Already Won Two
Games.

The baseball team OF the Department
of Commerce and LABOR is one OF the
first In the Department League to an
nounce the lineup FOR the seasons play.
Manager John n. Anderson has been
working hard TO secure a winning team
for the department. and he believes that
he has secured a bunch OF invIncIbles.
He announces the following lineup.
AtchisOn. shortstOp; Erwin, catcher;
Evans. first base; Kinney and ScreIner
10 alternate at second base: Price.
third base: Kleinschmidt left held;
Rapp. center Held; Shoemaker. right
field. Kinney. second base, and Murray
and Rule. pitchers
kinney has again been appointed field
captain. and Tom Shoemaker has been
made assistant man ger. The team Will
play a game with lie BroOkland JeaIC
Tuesday on the grounds of the latter.
In two practice games last week Com
merce and Labor won both over teams
connected with the Church League
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operat ton performed on his eyes last
week. He hopes 10 return Monday.
+. n. Hawley, OF the division Of ap-
pOintUents. has returned from Allan
tic City. he is much improved
Edward W. Libbey. Of the office OF
the chief clerk. has been detailed 10
the division OF supplies. 10 ssist IN the
clerical work connected with the re-
ceipt and acceptance OF bidz for depart
ment supplies FOR the coming fiscal
Year.
chief Clerk F. II. Bowen returned TO
his desk Friday after a short absence
On account or Illness
T. Y. Powderly. chief of the divi-
sion Of information. left Thursday for
a business trip TO Shawnee. Okla. and
other points in that section
c. 3. Dutton. Of the bureau OF Immi-
grafton. while driving with a friend on
The HyattsviHe road last Sunday. had
a narrow escape from serious injury in
a runaway
VI. d. MuH. OF the Bureau Of Labor.
who has been IN since February. SUI
fernE with an attack OF nervous pros
tration. IS said 10 be improving slowly.
Miss BeIva VI. Heron. special agent
al Sl.-00 per annum in the Bureau OF
Labor has resigned her position
Frank II. Sheridan. OF he Bureau
OF Labor, who is in charge Of a large
contingent OF special agents employed
At Paterson. y. J., in connection with
he Investigation OF women and child
I II Dor. was AZ the bureau the latter part
OF the week.
Max West. OF the Bureau or Corpora
tions. Is passing the cigars and reCeiv-
q .
visit from the ssork. girl this time.
l. F wiKon. OF the Bureau OF Imuni-
grafton. was on the sick list for a few
days.
Sidney H Solomon. Of New York. who
was selected for appointment as a clerk
A. Sl."ee per annum in the division OF
printing, reported for duty Friday.
Harold D. Winans. Of Iowa. has been
appointed messenger. At $3.50 per annum.
in the Bureau Of Fisheries
T Edwin Smith. special agent in the
Bureau Of Labor, a. $500 per annum,
/ has resigned
Theodore l. Weed. private secretary
| 20 Secretary Straus was on the sick
list last week
Miss Annie NJ. Spence. special agent.
at Sl.209 per annum IN the Bureau OF
| Labor. has resigned. IN view or a trans
I fer to the Bureau ~ the Census.
Miss Florence y. Fairfield. Of the
Coast and Geodetic Survey. has been
promoted from $500 TO 5000 per annum.
GUStaf \ Sanberg, writer. Coast and
CeOde1ic Survey. has been promoted
/ from S730 10 $500 per annUm
| William Tobias. has resigned as \
1 c1 at n he zion
I ice 10 go 10 the War Department
! Miss Blanche Love = writer in the
/ Coast and Geodetic Survey. AZ a salary
! Of 5000, has been transferred to the
! Geological Survey. at s.. 200 per annum
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8Bureau Of Engraving andAI
~ &>]Printin8R ~

such official from the death benefit who
is In good standing az the adoption OF
same, or any member promoted TO said
offices in the future The union also will
elect two delegates TO represent the
local al the International Union conven-
ton to he held in New York city July 20
John r Hill, chief Of the engraving
division. returned to his post of duty
on Tuesday after an absence of several
days caused 10y the illness and death OF
his wife.
Foreman John F. Osterman. OF section
,. who has been i'll at his home for the
past ten days. threatened with pneu-
monia, is reported to be on the road TO
recovery.
]. F. Waldron. OF section five. print
ing division. has returned to Cutv- after
an absence of about three weeks caused
by broken ankle
Foreman Jesse T. Swigart Of the
printing division. has been granted leave
of absence for the week.
Foreman Edwin c. Fowler, jr.. of
section ten, viii return to duty Iomor-
row, after vacation of a week.
Edwin NJ. Asquith. Of the examining
division, who has been on the sick list
with an attack OF rheumatism for the
past month, has returned to office.
Miss Lizzie Divine. clerk in the exam
inin1 division, night fOrce has been
granted leave Of absence for one week
Miss Mary E Warfield. Of the examin-
ing division night force. IS taking her
annual vacation, which she viii Snsn.i
The Washington times., 1908-04-19
FORM REVISION
FOR DEPARThEN

( The officials or the department ex-
ipect great good 20 come from the ap-
pointmert Of the special commission 20
iperfect P standard OF blank forms to
he used in the Postoffice Department
.-and in the postal service al large Prac-
Aically every large office in the country
mas methods Of its own. some using
one form Of transacting business and
some another.
II IS proposed that the commission
shall take up every character Of print
ed form. and endeavor 70 harmonic
Them. preserving those that are good
land necessary and disCarding those that
.Sare of no value. The department eX-
lpends about S7O0.O00 a year on its print
Ang. and 1t IS thought that the intro
sduction OF system in the work is alb
C5olutely necessary 10 secure the best
results This is the first time in the his
Eory OF the department that a definite
and determined effort mas been made 70
bring about uniformity IN the printing
FUSED in all the pOstOffiCes.
II is also proposed to Investigate the
. flea sibility Of disseminating the printing
yoffces now established in some OF the
barge postoffices- The commission IS
: composed OF George 2. stone. Edward
w. Baker F. T. Little. II. y. TemDle.
II. s. Wood and r. r. Weston. the lat
ter the printing clerk Of the depart
,ment.
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Beware of
Any Physic That Brings ain

Gripping ard pain viii never occur IN
less there is irritation.
Salts and harsh pills bring their results
by irritItion-by causing the bowel
fluids a. flow
So pepper in the eyes or nostrils viii
cause fluids To flow But is it wise
to treaa delicate membrane thus9
Do so for time and the membrane
will harden. That is how Nature
wards OF such attacks. The you
need larger doses.
Eventually the calIoused bowels fail in
their functions entirely Then you
have chronic constipation.
No wise person viii ever abuse the
bowels in that way. They will use
CaScaretS-
Cascarets never cause pain. That
proves that their action IS natural.
Yet they are just as effective as harsh
physic.
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MISS {. A. KELLEHER
RESIGNS TO WE'D
Former Clerk, Now Bay
State Lawyer, viii Be the
Bridegroom.

Miss ava A. KeIleher, for several
years on OF the most popular Of the
young lay Gle ks in the Bureau OF the
Census. has resigned, and next Sstur-
day morning at II O'Clock at 81 Pauls
Catholic Church. in this city, win be
united in marriage 20 Daniel ". Ma
honey, q former clerk in the bureau
MI and Mrs Mahoney viii spend their
honeymoon az Atlantic City. after which
they will make their home al Lawrence,
Mass, where Mr.. MshOney is a lawyer
Miss kelleheS has been employed I'm
the cOst-keeping section OF the chief
clerks division and has many friends
Throughout, the bureau who wish her all
happiness.
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CUPID IS ACTIVE
AMONG EMPLOYEES
Three Brides of SeVera
Months Just Announce
Weddings.

sailed FOR Germany on Wednesday. Mr..
Sllverberg makes the trip to the Faith
erland every year 10 visit friends and
relatives and the scenes of his boyhood.
He times his visits TO the song season
Of the nightingale. which. in mis- Opin-
ion, are superior 20 any song bird in
America So the real purpose Of the
visit and the long journey, as Mr. Sill
verbers explained, is 20 listen once more
TO the sweet, plaintive song OF the night
ingale.
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6HD@ Postoffice g.. ;

struction Of the glass roof over the
court Of the main building. and the one
underneath that covers the Washington
city Postofice- Practically all the ribs
will be replaced. ard fully twO-thirds
OF the glass, much of which has been
broken and damaged by storms. The
commission is composed Of George +.
Shaw, assistant superintendent OF the
building. chairman: Walter Gideon, su-
perrin tendent OF construction Of the
Treasury Department, and George p
NandergrifJ, assistant engineer Of the
PostOffiCe Department.
The Washington times., 1908-04-19

4 number Of young ladies from he
Bureau Of Engraving AMI Printing have
been detailed for duty in the National
Rank Redemption Agency Of the Treas
Urer's office on account or tne large
Increase in receipts Of national bank
notes The list includes Misses Berths
r. BCall. Bessie Buchanan. Cammie /.
Chewing. g l. Cook Olive Gibbons.
Elizabeth Clancy. Helen Clancy Clara
Speake. and Miss Scott.
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Notes and Personals.

Newton Adams. a special agent OF the
Bureau OF LABOR, has returned TO
Washington after a service IN the Held
OF about three years. he has been
working on the investigation 10 ascer-
tain wages and prices, the field work
OF which IS now complete. Frank W.
Bird who was also doing field wo-k
in this connection TO- about three years
has also returned 20 the Bureau o. La
Dor.
The Washington times., 1908-04-19

Dr. Louis Schapiro. Of the National
Bank Redemption Agency, Treasures
Office, has resigned his position 10 ac-
cept an appointment in the Marine
Hospital Service. He is now enrOute
TO the Philippines. where he has been
assigned TO duty. DR.. SChapirO was
graduated from George Washington
University medical school in the class
Of 1897, and has been connected with
the Casualty Hospital since that time
up 20 his departure for his new post in
Manila.
The Washington times., 1908-04-19

OficeTs Of the Revenue Cutter Serv-
lee are muci. slated upon the passage
by Congress last week Of the bill reOr-
ganizinE that service. While the new
law does not provide for a general In
GREASE in rank and pay of ali the Of
fcers II raises the rank and salary of
the chief Of the Revenue Cutter Service.
and as this IS the incentive and ultima te
The Washington times., 1908-04-19

A quaint little romance. which had
its inception within the prosaic walls
Of the Treasury building. amid the IN
romantic surroundings Of pension vouCh-
ers and routine work. was revealed last
week through the marriage OF Mrs
Daisy r Smith and Willard Knadler
both Of whom were clerks I'm the office
OF Auditor for the Interior Department
After the marriage the couple left for
Montana. where the bridegroom has a
ranch. which will be their future home.
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with re latives and friends at Richmond.
Va. and Baltimore. Nd.
Miss Mary SeatOa. OF the examining
division. is taking part of her annual
. leave.
Miss Mamie O'Connor. II the sizing
room. night force. viii return to office
tomorrow after a short vacation.
Mrs. Catherine Leshy. OF the eXamin-
ing division. has been on a vacation for
the past week
Miss Annie Calvin, of section four.
printing division. Is taking leave OF AZ
sence for an indefinite period TO regain
her health.
Harry Colin. o. section ten. has been
granted leave of absence for several
days, which he viii utilize for the Dur
rose Of moving into his new home AT
Riverdaie. Nd.
Miss Sallie Hallaran. of the examin-
ing division, is on a vacation for a
week
Ernest Hevett. of the printing div
sion, has the sympathy Of his many
friencs at the recent death OF his
nlntlnszr-
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8uld News and GdYb0he Government Department.
EsH8 Treasury8[1 -

hope OF all the younger officers IL means
much TO them.
Tie reorganization bill also provides
fo- increased pay for the enlisted men
Of .he service. and under this changed
condition will probably make the task OF
recruiting comparatively easy, as IL now
gives the Cutter Service men the same
pay as received by those OF similar rank
In the navy while the duties are less
arduOus and eXacting.
The Washington times., 1908-04-19

Several more clerks have been as
signed &c field duty I'm connection with
the electrical Investigation. The follow
ing were designated for this service last
Week Oscar j. Gordon. assigned 10
minnesota and North Dakota: J Emer-
son Rose ana George Y. Newton. Mis-
scurl- FRED J. Aabee. 1r.. Iowa. Thomas
= Mcdonnell and Richard Leach. IIE-
nGiss James + Payne. Nebraska and
South Dakota. and Joshua b Collins
70 New Hampshire and Vermont.
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the Secretary 10 open and schedule the
bids for stationery and other supplies for
the department for the fiscal year end
ing June 30. 1909. started in upon it's task
last week and the work is progressing
rapidly. Every year about tlIis time
this same work is done. but each
succeeding year sees an increase in vol
ume owing to the growth of service.
This years committee IS composed OF d.
w. Duncan. chief clerk Of the office au-
ditor for Postoffice: J. T. Gibbs, OF the
division Of stationery and printing and
John r. Reed, CHIEF clerk OF the ONCE
Auditor for Interior.
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PRINTERS LEAGUE
ARRANGES GAMES

The Plate Printers Baseball League.
composed OF teams representing sections
/. ,, 3, >, 8, = 10. and IL, OF the Bureau
Of Engraving and Printing. viii begin
the seasons play on Monday May /
The games will be called at 4:45 o'clock,
and VII. be continued until seven in
nings shall have been played. At the
last meeting of the lea que the committee
on rules and schedule made reports.
At the same time George Thorpe was
elected To umpire for the league.
The order in which the clubs will meet
was deteTm ned by lot. The season Will
be opened with a game between section
3. Torney. manager. and section gil,
Early manager. and continue until each
team shalr have completed three series.
Members OF Plate Printers Union,
Local No. 2. st a meeting to be held on
Sunday, April IS, will vote nv an inn
portant amendment to the constitution.
which provides that no ch.cf. assistant
chief, superintendent, assistant ruper-
intt'1dent, or foreman Of printing, be
permitted to retain or hold membership
in the union, Il being also provided that
the amendment shall In no way debar
The Washington times., 1908-04-19

/. z. Cannon and F. VI. Holmes. who
have been absent on account OF sick
ness. are again at their desks in the In
dian division
The Washington times., 1908-04-19

The director Of the bureau. Dr. North.
who has been on A business - -
Porto Rico for several weeks saflsd
from San Juan Wednesday. he j. ex-
pected 10 be al his desk Tuesday or
Wednesday.
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Albert Maui and Daniel NicFadden. OF
the night linotype force. have decided
TO join the suburban contingent. and
are now seeking locations
The Washington times., 1908-04-19

Second Assistant Postmaster General
James T. McClesry left Thursday after
noon for Chicago. where ne Will attend
70 several matters for the department.
lie IS expected to return 20 Washington
on Monday.
The Washington times., 1908-04-19

Dr. Joseph A Hill. former chief Of
the division Of revision and results who
is Al present doing special work for the
immigration service. has been selected
10 prepare the hlstOrial address for the
celebration OF the one hundred and If
tieth anniversary OF the first settlement
or ms old home town. Temple. y. H
which is 10 take place on August 26.
Temple is one Of the historical sec
lions OF New England. and is partIcu-
larry rich in lore and Incidents OF the
Revolutionary period Glass vas first
manufactured IN America AT Temple.
Dr. Temples mother sttI lives at Tenn
pie, and he is looking forward 10 the
coming oelebrat'-n with great interest
Several clerks have recently been
added 10 the force through civil service
channels for temporary duty. The fol-
lowing were appointed last week Mrs.
Emma Speed. Miss Nauds T. Lee.
Miss Ellice Baker, Miss Eva Hazard
and Miss Elizabeth H Burroughs.
clerks at 1900 and Miss Mary Noyes.
clerk, a. 500. assigned TO the EeoEra-
piers division; Mrs. A. /. Iewron.
clerk, az S1,000. and Miss Rose Ball.
The Washington times., 1908-04-19

Miss Leuella p Rudolph. Of the sgri-
culture division. Is on vacation which
she IS TO spend with relatives and
friends AZ her old home. GRANVILLE. III.
The Washington times., 1908-04-19

Edwin H Mooney. or the bindery. vaz
on leave Of absence the past week for
the purpose Of making repairs on his
farm in Virginia 10 which he has recent
IL moved
The Washington times., 1908-04-19

William 2. ChrOni EeT- OF the night
watch force. has been granted leave
Of absence for sixteen days
The Washington times., 1908-04-19

w s EIvidge. or the chief cIsrk's
division. who was recently called 70 S.
Paul, MINI, by the serious illness OF
his wife. has returned
The Washington times., 1908-04-19

John L. Walsh and Frederick !. Text
or. Of the night bindery force. vii
spend a snort vacation at Atlantic City
The Washington times., 1908-04-19

John Il. Kahlert. OF the fourth divi-
sion. night, has been on the sick list
for several days
The Washington times., 1908-04-19

z J. RrOOkings has returned TO his
desk IN the office OF Auditor for Interior
much improved in health after a stay
at Atlantic City
The Washington times., 1908-04-19

Joseph Harris OF the maintenance
stock room is on annual leave for six
teen DAYS. and Will spend the time a.
baltimore Philadelphia and New,
York