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after spending her vacation at Allan
tic City and other points of interest in
the East
Miss NJ. E. Shanahan, Of the Bureau
Of Statistics, is confined 70 her home
by Illness
William 5. D. Haines. Of the Bureau
of Animal Industry, has returned 10 his
desk after spending a months vacation
at AsbUry Park, n J.
Mrs. J. E Hicks. of the disbursiag Of
fee has returned from vacation spent
in Atlantic City.
A. J. Leisr r. of the Bureau OF En-
tOmOlOgy. has returned 10 his desk after
spending his vacation in Atlantic City.
Boyd c. Cunningham. of the Bureau
Of Entomology. who Is on a vacation,
is spending the time at BraddOCS
Heights. Md. where he IS member o.
mouse party
Miss stella Carpenter. Of the Division
Of publications. returned 20 her desk
The past week after an absence OF four
months. which she spent on trip
abroad visiting most Of the important
European centers-
Isle Morrison. OF the division Of seed
distribution. has returned from a weeks
stay at ocean City. Mo
Miss Elizabeth Gould. of the disburs-
ing office. has returned from Richmond
Va. where she Spent the summers va
cation
Miss Dodson, Of the disbursing Office,
left the past week for a vacation OF sew
erdl weeks.
jack BechtoId. Of the office of the ap-
pOiutment clerk has returned from a
vacation spent with friends at Cham
bersburg. Pa.
Oliver F. Jones. of the division OF
Congressional seed distribution. has To
covered from the operation recently per-
formed on MS eye, and after few days
at the department the Srst Of the week.
left for his annual vacation to be spent
principally at his hOnt in Vienna Va
w. T Taylor. OF the Bureau Of Plant
Industry. one of the valuable members
Of the department baseball team has
been spending a week OF his leave tax
ing part In some OF the big amateur
games in South WASHINGTON
Mrs. E l. Clark. OF the Bureau OF
Statistics, returned TO her desk Wed
nesday, after two months OF Illness
Miss Fannie Paulsor. Of the Bureau
OF Animal Industry has secured a
transfer 70 che Forest Service, and VIII
leave Washington this week for her
new pest Of duty at Denver, Col
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Miss Rose J.. Withers. Of the manu-
features division, has so far recovered
from her recent Illness as 10 be able
to return 20 her desk.
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Miss Grace c. Green. Of the dead
letter division, has been granted leave OF
absence for ten days
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c. l. Leonard Of the monotype divi-
sion, left the past week for a vaca-
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J. 3. Burg, OF the division of equip
meut. Bureau Of the Second Assistant
left Friday for a vacation of a month
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The funeral services for Harry Fow-
Ter Scott, of the printing division, were
held on Saturday afternoon last from
his late residence. S2S Narnum street.
I'ctwOrJh. and the body was buried at
Arlington Mr.. Scott served in the
Spsu!sh-Americdn war as member OF
Company G, First Regiment. District
Volunteers. He was the sen of Mrs
Katherine /. Scott BrOwnS and the
late u. Wilmot Scott. or Helena, Ill
He learned the trade OF plate printing
in the bureau. being an apprentice at
the time he enlisted for service in Cuba
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Charles ". WOolnough. Of the bind
cry. has been granted leave Of three
weeks.
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Mrs A. N. Beneman. Of the division
OF lead letters, returned Thursday
from a vacation.
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Miss Lyles. of the examining d.
vision. has returned. after an absence
Of five weeks with rheumatism.
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James H. Irwin. OF the first division.
returned on Monday from a ten days
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Miss Agnes Cotter. OF the miscel-
laneOus division. has returned TO work
after a pleasant visit to Atlantic City
for ten days.
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Miss Lucille f smith. OF the pam
phlet bin6ery. has returned 70 Office
after a vacation visit Of three weeks
in Virginia
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Miss James, of section one. resigned
her position the past week to take a rest
for her health.
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Joseph Gibson. Of the u0nOtype divi-
sion. left Thursday for his vacation,
which he viii spend on an extended
Canadian trip
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Mrs. T.. s. Luttrell OF the division Of
dead le' ,ers. left Wednesday for a va
cation or two weeks.
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George r. Boone. assistant foreman
Of the first division. has returned 10 his
desk after pleasant vacation. spent
az his old home in Berkeley Springs,
". Va
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Robert J. Tracewell. Comptroller Of
the Treasury, who has 10 pass upon all
questions OF law relating TO the expendi-
ture OF money appropriated by Congress,
viii not 20 10 his home In Indiana be
fore the first week in October Comp
troller Traceweu viii probably take Oc-
CasiOn while In the HOOsieT State TO
make a few campaign speeches for the
national and State tickets. The Comp
troller is considered a lively stump
speaker and can arouse an audience to
great enthusiasm.
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Miss Mamie Hume, OF section six. Is
quite Ill at her home in Alexandria with
rheumatism
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Louis c. VOgt, OF the linotype di-
vision. left the past week for a vaca-
ton trip Of three weeks 10 Atlanta, Ga
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Josiah T. Ford. Of the stamping divi-
sion. bindery. has been granted leave
and viii go 10 the springs 70 take the
baths for his health
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Robert NJ. Estes. who has been OF
field duty in Philadelphia. Pa. ant
vicinity. collecting statistics cOncernirs
the supply and distribution of cotton
has returned to the office
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Oliver f. Jones. Of the division OF
Congressional seed distribution. has ru-
covered from the operation recently per
formed on MS eye, and after few days
at the department the Srst Of the week.
left for his annual vacation to be spent
principally at his HON, in Vienna. Va
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Mrs Matte L. Porter. of the exam
ming division. night force, is laying q
visit OF two weeks TO her home in West
moreland county. Va
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Edward Borland. of the printing di-
vision, accompanied by his family, is
away on his vacation.
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John J. Kelley, of the mOnotype divi-
sion. is taking annual leave, COmmenc-
ing Thursday last
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In Glenwood Cemetery, yesterday,
was unveiled the monument erected oy
the plate printers TO the memory OF
Edward L. Jordan. 4 former employe OF
the Bureau OF Engraving and Printing
and withal one of the most successful
and popular labor leaders in Washing
ton.
Those present at the ceremony gath
cred inspiration for better and less sell
fish lives in hearing The virtues eNtolIed
of one so fully consecrated to the bene-
faction of the human race, as was this
great labor leader.
At the meeting Of Plate Printers
Union. Local No. ?. that is TO be held
Tuesday night, the amendment pro
posed to the constitution by 7. Y. Le-
Fort, which provides that the dues OF
any member of the union be RENTED
only in case of sickness or total dis
ability, will come up for consideration
Four candidates for membership Will be
voted on. At the last meeting the fol-
lowing were elected to membership;
Frank l. Shelpp, Frank NJ Young,
Clarence w. Swain, James F Delaney,
Thomas NJ Gallagher. Albert "
Scholes, James f. KehOe, Joseph Lee
Reeves, and Jack Edwards. and Ber-
nard Berger and Herman Schmidt were
obligated.
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Lloyd Chnds. Hawaiian agent for the
Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition. nav
ing completed his work with the Interior
Department in connection with Hawai-. s
exhibit. has said goOd-by 10 his friends
in this city and returned 70 Honolulu
He expects 10 be IN that city by Octo-
Der 10.
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H. A. Beauverd. of the dead letter
division, will return to office tomorrow.
after a vacation, part Of which was
spent At his home IN Pennsylvania.
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Reagan Henderson. Of the pamphlet
bribery. is on a vacation for nj cen
davs. which he is spending on visit
70 friends in Philadelphia. Pa. and
points In New Jersey
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w. F. Burlington. Of the division Of
salaries and allowances. will return 20
his desk tomorrow, after a vacation
spent az points in the New England
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Mss Carrie Robbins, Of the proof di-
vision. has returned from vacation OF
two months which she spent in AM
about session, Mass. her old home.
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Hans p Caemmerer, OF the division
of contracts. Bureau Of the Second As
sistant, has been granted leave Of alb
senCe for about three weeks.
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Miss F NJ Gallagher, OF the salaries
and allowance division. viii return 70
her desk tomorrow from a vacation OF
several weeks
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George r. L. TurbeTvilIe, Of the PAM
phlet bindery, is spending his annual
leave Of one month at his old home in
Virginia
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Albert GIse. of the first division, IS
spending his vacation at Scranton Pa
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Miss Mamie Doyle, clerk in the eX-
aiming division, is spending a vaca-
ton OF two weeks in Atlantic City.
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Several plate printers have been AID
ed - the force the past week. and as
signed 10 night work. The plate print
cTs from The night force who have been
working on the day shift in the alb
sencc Of some of the day men on va
cations and sick leave, have returned
10 their former stations.
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Miss COrnelia j. Dodge and Miss
Matte o. Winnie, Of the manufactures
division, have returned from MOnhegan,
Me They also spent a few days IN
Boston, Mass, and New York city as
the guests of friends
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v. c. Gaynor. assistant chief of the
division Of contracts, Bureau of the
Second Assistant, wE0 has been III for
several weeks. is reported 10 be I'm
proving.
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Frank y. Parkinson, Of the Office Of
the superintendent OF work, Is OF an
nuai leave auG Is TO spend the time
fishing and cunning on the Potomac
and James rivers between Washington
and Richmond, Va.
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Edward E. ConnOr. Of the linotype
division, who left Wednesday evening
for his vacation, viii spend the time
on the Eastern Shore Of Maryland
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Mrs. Sprlngman. Of the miscellaneous
division. has been granted leave OF alb
senCe for a month.
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George d. Fischer, of the division Ct
salaries and allowances, Is absent from
Office because OF illness
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E. 3. Swayne, of the job division. is
on a vacation for fifteen days Claude
N. Ballard is holding dOw.I he reviser's
desk IN the absence of Nir. Swayne
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William II McReynOlds. Of the di-
vision OF pOstOfhce inspectors. returned
"Wednesday, after spending three weeks
Of his leave near GOrdOnsVille. Va.
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Miss Halle Trefts. Of the proof d.
vision, has returned from fifteen days
leave Of absence.
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Miss Louise NJ. Eber. of the miscel-
laneOus division. has been granted
leave Of absence for two weeks
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Mrs r. /. Quackenbush. Of the divi-
sion of dead letters. will return this
week from a vacation.
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Mrs. Rozetta Sexton, a former en-
ploye Of the bureau. has been reinstated
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John s Burnside, impOseT in the first
division, having exhausted MS leave OF
thirty days at Atlantic City and nearby
resorts. returned to office on Saturday
last in time TO get in on the half holi-
day.
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Miss Dora Hudson. of the examining
division. is I'll at her home with ton
silitis.
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Government Printing OffiCe8
is ARRANGING EXHIBIT
FOR PHTHISIS CONGRESS
Superintendent of the Home in Colorado Springs
Reaches Washngton-M Model Tents VIII
Be One of the Features

leave. passed at his Pennsylvania home
town, Altoona
is on leave OF absence forseventeen
days.
G 5. Elder OF the ~ first divi-
sion. has returned from his vacation.
which he passed al his home, IN Maine.
Miss Nellie J. Grant and Miss Ellen
: Meyers have been transferred from
the accounting division 70 the press
division
Mss Ethel I. Hardeu. Miss Emily
n Smith. and Miss Marie l. SpeIlman
have been transferred from the account
ing division 10 the pamphlet bindery-
The employees OF the foundry have
contributed the sum OF s20-75 10 the
John Early relief fund
Charles A. Hanson. OF the foundry
DIVISION. accompanied by his family,
has gone TO the home of his mother
IN Philadelphia. Pa, for a vacation
Of few weeks
Mss Matilda H Koehler has been
transferred from the accounting division
10 the Agriculture division.
Frank P. Cox. OF the Office OF the
superintendent Of work. is spending a
few days cruising down the Potomac
I on the launch Aline, after which he
viii start for Atlantic City and ad-
Jacent parts 70 spend twenty days
leave.
Miss Emily Balster. OF the account
ing division. is on leave Of absence
for seventeen days
Monotype division employees returning
" II. Van Bibber. J. D Garland. c 3,
Huse. and T. l. Davis
Lieut. Ralph w Alderman. Of the
monOtype DIVISION, one OF the prize win
ners in the national shoot and who
1 mas been on leave for the past three
weeks, has retured 10 duty
Miss Margaret J. Parent. Of the
stamping division. bindery. win return
10 Office tomorrow after spending her
annual vacation in New York State
with relatives and friends
Stephen B TilIey. Of the monOtype
division. is receiving the congratulations
OF his friends Oh the arrival Of a bOunC-
Ing boy
Hermann G. Luerssen, bookbinder de-
a surgical operation at Providence Hos
pital, was able 20 leave that institution
the past week after being laid up for
l four weeks.
| Oliver Thompson. Of the bindery, had
a visit from the slOrlZ on Monday. a fine
I girl being left al the Thompson home
| stead
! George O. Barnes, Of the stamping
division. bindery. IS seeing Washington
while on his annual vacation
Joseph Gibson. Of the rnOnotype divi-
] sion. left Thursday for his vacation,
which he viii spend on an extended
Canadian trip
John J. Kelley, Of the monOtype divi-
I sion. is taking annual leave, COmmenc-
Z ing Thursday last
Josiah T. Ford. Of the stamping divi-
I sion. bindery. has been granted leave
and viii 90 10 the springs 20 take the
baths for his health
Maurice 3. Cunningh- n. Of the mono
I type division, has beer granted q VaCa-
ton
Charles E Young. foreman. has re-
turned from a vacation trip 70 points
in the East. including New York city.
Atlantic City. Philadelphia, Pa, and
I Baltimore. Nd.
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Miss A. b. Marshall. Of the Office of
the purchasing agent, left Monday for
trip TO Niagara Falls, Thousand Is
lands, and Canada.
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Harry 3. Goodrel. Of the prccf di-
vision. has returned from an enl0rced
absence caused by a troublesome at
tack OF rheumatism
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Miss May Tally, OF the accounting
division. is spending her leave at her
home in Virginia.
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Edward /. RansdeU Of the pamphlet
bindery. left the past week for vaca-
ton Of one month
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Mrs. +. T Melville, CO the division
of dead letters, win return tomorrow
from annual leave.
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Frank c. James. OF the division OF
supplies, has been granted leave OF
absence for two weeks.
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Mrs. E l. Clark. OF the Bureau OF
Statistics. returned TO her desk We'd
nesday, after two months OF Illness
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w. T Taylor. Of the Bureau Of Plant
Industry one of the valuable members
Of the department baseball team. has
been spending week OF his leave TAX
ing part In some OF the big amateur
games in South WASHINGTON
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II. +. Gambell, of the division of rural
delivery, will be on a vacation this
week.
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Miss Effie B. II III, Of the division OF
supplies. left Wednesday for ten-day
"acation.
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Continued from Sixth PageO
! Crosse. Wis. the first assignment hav-
/ ing been completed.
] L. w. Sanderson, OF the chief clerk s
( office has returned to duty after an
! illness Of several days.
R. c. Lappin. chief Of the division Of
\ vital statistics, has been on leave of
| absence for several days.
| Miss Lucy Craycroft, of the manufac-
/ lures divisions, has returned to her
desk after a three weeks outing at
! Cape May, y. J.. and RehobOth Beach,
/ Del.
Arthur A. Jarvis, OF the manufac-
! lures division, who was detailed on the
electrical investigation to points in
! Pennsylvania. and afterwards on va
cation for two months in Virginia, has
returned TO office
Finlay Men. Johnston. of the manu-
features division, has returned to his
desk after vacation of week
Mrs. Mary Phelps. Of the manufact-
ures division, returned to her desk Tues
! day after a months vacation, two
weeks of which were spent in Pittsburg,
1 Pa.
William W. Sawyer. Of the manufact-
/ ures division. returned Tuesday from a
( vacation stay of three weeks at his
home in Camden.N. J.
! Benjamin Jackson. Of the watch force.
/ has returned from vacation spent at
( ShaTpsburg. Md.
c. D. Field. of the watch force. is
/ spending several weeks in Iowa on a
vacation.
L. r Steeiy. of the chief clerks divi-
J sion, returned Monday from a week s
/ vacation and stay OF a few days in
! Atlantic City
William Birdsall. of the watch force.
/ is spending his annual leave in Ohio and
at his home in New York
] Marshall H. Wilson, Of the manufaot-
! lures division who at the termination
of his field assignment. went on annual
leave at Barron, Wis. has returned 10
/ the office. He made the trip TO Wash
| ington by easy stages, taking about
| eight days going to Chicago, III, Nj
/ agara Falls. and then down the Hudson
! river.
Miss Cornelia j. Dodge and Miss
Matte O. Winnie, Of the manufactures
division, have returned from Monhegan
Me. They also spen5 few, days IN
| Boston, Mass, and New York city as
the guests of friends.
Robert NJ. Estes. who has been OF
! field duty in Philadelphia. Pa. and
vicinity. collecting statistics concerning
the supply and distribution of cotton
/ has returned to the office.
Miss Mabel V. Plat, of the manufac-
lures division. has returned from three
weeks visit TO her parents, Mr.. and
! Mrs. Benjamin S. Pitt, who have been
/ spending the summer at Woodmont,
Conn. Size also stopped few days in
| New York city.
Miss Rose J.. Withers. Of the manu-
| features division, has so far recovered
from her recent Illness as 10 be able
] to return 20 her desk.
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Recent transfers from the linotype d.
vision to the first division were c r
TeEethOff G.. r. Walters. Guy W. Nc
Cord. W. IT. Guthridge, NJ. Q. Gaddis,
Alfred Dietz. p. c. Fur, W. p. Laun,
and Albert Ciise.
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Paul c. SChulze, e}ectrOtype fnisheT.
and William A Smith. stereOtyper.
foundry division, have been placed OF,
the night force recently started.
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J. V Best. OF the division OF supplies
IS taking a short vacation.
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Henry W Daily. Of the foundry di-
vision has returned TO work, after an
absence Of six weeks spent on a visit
to his old home in Wales
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Employees of the first division going
or leave the past week included Luke
J. Bennett. Frank f. Warren. and Al
bert Gise.
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Thomas W. ShOmO. of the foundry
division, IS taking his annual leave
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Miss Florence LOCkman. messenger in
section seven, returned TO office the pas
week, after a vacation trip TO Niagara
Falls and Thousand Island.
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r. F. Slanker, Of the office Of the
Postmaster General. returned on Thurs
day from his vacation, having made a
short trip TO his home in Ohio to visit
his mother, and spent the remainder
OF the time in Washington and vicinity.
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Miss Fannie Paulsor. Of the Bureau
OF Animal Industry, has secured a
transfer 70 rhe Forest Service, and VIII
leave Washington this week for her
new post Of duty at Denver, Col
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Leslie Lyles. OF the Bureau Of the
First Assistant. has been on a vacation
for the past week
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W H Allen. private secretary TO
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General
DeGraw, has been on a vacation for
the past week
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Basil Miles. superintendent OF the d.
vision OF foreign mails. spent a few
days in New York city the past week
on official business.
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John Lester Rollins. Of the division
Of work. is taking a few days Of his
annual leave.