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The Washington herald., 1908-04-21
Transfer of POcahontas BelI.

The executive committee of the poca-
hontas Bell Association, Mrs. Anne s
Green, president, will meet at the Riggs
House at ? O'Clock this afternoon, when
the formal transfer Of the bell to the
government to be placed on the govern
ment lot on jamestown Island. viii be
made. All members of the association
are invited to attend the meeting. The
bell was one Of the most notable historic
features OF the jamestown Exposition.
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D. A. R. CONGRESS NOTES.

Six Of the twenty-seven house pages
are Washington girls, Miss Georgia
Green. Miss Foster Miss McLay. Miss
Brownell, Miss Mardaugh. and Miss Mur
phy.
The Army and Navy Chapter. Of this
city. have raised funds for a drinking
fountain TO be placed in the main cor
ridor Of The hall
Mrs. Caroline S, Whitmire of the fac
Ulty Of Shorter Female College. Rome.
Ga, is attending the convention as
delegate from Xavier chapter
It is expected that Mrs. John W. Fos-
ter. Mrs. Daniel Manning. and Mrs.
Chariss -. Fairbanks, three former
presidents general, will be in attendance
at the sessions.
Mrs. r. c. Du Bois. the energetic regent,
has been active in this work and the foun-
tain Is TO cost between 800 and SlO00.
It viii represent nearly life-size figures Of
soldier and sailor in patriotic pose.
Mrs. Walter Harvey Weed and Mrs.
Senator Thurston are two D. A. R..
matrons who are inseparable. Mrs. Thurs
ten was attractively gowned in brown
and wore a dull brown hat with blue
feathers.
Mrs. Mclean has six personal pages.
taking turns in being stationed behind her
chair each day. These pages are: Mrs.
Charles S. Mackay. jr.; Miss Alice Nun
ger. Miss Mary Curtis Lee, Miss Edith
Dill, Miss Flora Randolph Mason. and
e Miss Marie WaGsw0rth.
President General Mrs Donald Nc
Lean has accepted the invitation Of the
committees Of the chapters Of the Wash
ington Division. of the United Daughters
Of the Confederacy to take luncheon with
them at the Octagon, to-day, between
y and o'clock.
Much interest Is manifested IN the com
ing presentation OF the Colonial Hall
clock to Memorial Continental Hall BIZ
the Berks County Chapter. Of Reading
IA, a special programme has been ar
ranged for the occasion, with music by
the Marine Band. Wednesday afternoon.
Il Is whispered by some irreverent peo-
pie that the acoustics Of Continental Hall
The Washington herald., 1908-04-21
HONOR MRS. MCLEAN
Reception to President Gen
eral of the D. 4. r.
BRILLIANT COSTUMES WORN

One Thousand Eight Hundred Guests
Crowd Ballroom at the New VIII
lard-Funetion rendered by Mrs. c.
II. Terry and Mrs. II. :. BOHrOn, of
New YoFk-MiSs Norton sings.
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Regents and Voc Rerenfa-

Following are the regents and vice re-
gents
Alabama-Mrs. Robert Anderson Mcclellan. Athsus.
and Mrs. Ghett Goode. 90 St Emsnual street Mo
bile.
Arisons-Mrs. Walter Talbot, zs Seventh street.
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It Is whispered by some irreverent peo-
pie that the acoustics Of Continental Hall
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nnIr ono aRRnNIn 0UININFe

That Is LAXATIVE BROMO oUININE. Look for
the signature OF f. ". GROVE Used the World
over to Cure Geld in one Day Ze
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FIREPRooF STORAGE

Merchants Trsnsfer 6 STORAGE Co,
1882 E STREET. PHONE d. So.
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Mrs. Walter Harvey Weed and Mrs.
Senator Thurston are two D. A. r.
matrons who are inseparable. Mrs Thurs
ten was attractively gowned in brown
and wore a dull brown hat with blue
feathers.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-21
Flies Great Producers of Typhoid
Fever.
Window Screens, l9c

These are the expanding screens gen.
orally retailed at CSC. Others are here
in sizes for every phase Of window. at
various prices up 10 55c for those 3e
inches high, and expanding from % to
45 inches.
Screen Frames, with which "a
you can make screens to 1T any ZSC
WlndoW- ...s..........s... -
Screen Wire: black and green; II
any width. Per square foot. -
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Mrs. Caroline S, Whitmire, of the fac
ulty Of Shorter Female College. Rome.
Ga, Is attending the convention as
delegate from Xavier chapter.
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Mrs. r. c. DU BOis. the energetic regent,
has been active in this work and the foun-
tain is to cost between 500 and $1,000
It viii represent nearly life-size figures Of
a soldier and sailor in patriotic pose.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-21

Miss Ellen Spencer Mussey, vice presi-
dent general from the District of Column
bia. created a laugh when she spoke Of
the nearness Of the new Union Station.
I'VE were ashamed Of the fact that we
had no better place to welcome incoming
delegates than the coops we called sta
ton. So We, the Daughters. decided we
would see that a grand new station would
be built in Washington. We got the sta
ton. althoIg ii is not exactly in Wash
ington. next year we viii try to have
conveyances TO carry the Daughters the
rest Of their Journey"
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It is expected that Mrs. John w. Fos-
ter. Mrs. Daniel Manning. and Mrs.
Chariss " Fairbanks, three former
presidents general, will be in attendance
at the sessions.
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The morning session was closed by the
singing of the "Star-Spangled Banner, ="
by Mrs. Bertha Lincoln Heustis, regent
of Dubuque Chapter, Dubuque, Iowa. The
entire congress and the visitors in the
galleries arose and sang the chorus
standing
The national board of management con
sists Of the following officers and men,
bers:
President general. Mrs. Donald Mclean. New
York CITY n. y; vice president general in charge
of organization Of chapters, Mrs Charlotte Emerson
Main, Washington, D. c.; vice presidents general,
Mrs. Robert Emory Park. Georgia: Miss Clara Lee
Bowman. Connecticut; Mrs Richard Jackson Barker
Rhode Island; Mrs. Drayton w. Bushnell Iowa;
Ars, Truman II. Newbeuy Michigan; Mrs Sallie
Marshall Hardy, Kentucky; Mrs. William D. Kear-
fott, New Jersey; Mrs Ira II. Evans Texas: Mrs
Theodore c. Bates, Massachusetts,: Mrs A. Z.
HenebeFger, Virginia; Mrs. J. AiGrgan Smith Ala.
bamR; Mrs. A. 4, Kendall, Maine Mrs Charles
II Deere. Illinois: Mrs Ellen Spencer Nussey Dis
trict Of Columbia: Mrs Wallace Delaheld Missouri.
Mrs. H. S. Chamberlain. Tennessee; Afrs. Alexander
Ennis Patton. Pennsylvania Mrs. Lindsay Patter
son, North Carolina; Mrs. Charles n. Terry. New
York; MTs Baldwin Day spimAn Vest Virginia.
chaplain general, Airs. Esther rockingham Noble,
Washington. d. c.: recording secretary general
Miss Elisabeth F. Pierce. Washington. u q co-.
responding secretary general. Mrs. John Paul Earn
est Washington, D. @. registrar general AIrs Amos
g. Draper, Washington, ID. c.; treasurer general
Mrs. Mabel G. Swcmstedt, Washington D. g.
historian general Alrs. J. Eakin Gsdsby Washing
ton, D. c.; assistant historian gtneral Mrs Henry
g Bowron, New York City; librsrian general Nrs
H. Y. Boynton. Washington. D. c.
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The Army and Navy Chapter. Of this
city. have raised funds for a drinking
fountain TO be placed in the main cor
ridOr Of the hall
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AsHBY-On Monday. April %, 1908, at his resl-
denee H5 A street southeast, VERNON W.
ASHBY.
Funeral from his late residence wednesday 81 E-E
p n Interment ar Alsxandrla va.
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Mrs. Sallie Ewing Marshall Hardy. Of
Kentucky, of the outgoing vice pFesi-
dents general. is great-great-grand-
daughter of John Marshall first Chief
Justice OF the United States Supreme
Court Mrs. Hardy, curi0usly enough. is
a member of Mrs. McLean's chapter.
New York City Chapter. and paid tribute
70 Mrs. Mclean and her D. A. r. work.
We have had many splendid presidents
general" she said. but thou excelest
them all. God bless our president gen
eral."
The Washington herald., 1908-04-21

Six Of the twenty-seven house pages
are Washington girls, Miss Georgia
Green. Miss Foster, Miss McLay, Miss
Brownell, Miss Mardaugh. and Miss Muir
phy.
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Miss mcDermltt, Of the Benjamin
Franklin Chapter of the City of Mexico.
is the one delegate from that far-away
country. She represents a splendid or
ganization, which has done a great deal
toward cementing the friendship between
Mexico and the United States.
Every year the Benjamin Franklin
Chapter. at the time of the memorial
services for the Mexican cadets who fell
defending their city against Gen. Scotts
army, place a wreath on the graves as a
tribute 10 patriotism for which the So
Ciety stands.
The Washington times., 1908-10-11
ENGRAVING AND PRINTING
CUPID FINDING VICTIMS
AMONG MONEY-MAKERS
Many Weddings Take Place Even During the Rush Sea-
son at Uncle Sans Big Bill Factory-Miss
Marguerite Ginnaty Bride.

Several weddings in which employees Of
the Bureau Of Engraving and Printing
have figured as principals in the past
week or two Indicate that Cupid Is not
idle. in spite of the great pressure OF
business at the bureau. which has ne
cessitated much overtime work
Miss Marguerite Ginnaty. OF the mis-
cellaneOus division. and James c. Neal
on. a prosperous Northeast business
man, were married at St AlOysius'
Church. On Wednesday morning. The
bride wore a handsome travelling suit OF
blue Panama cloth over taneta, and
carried a bouquet Of La France roses
After returning from a honeymoon Trip
70 New York and Philadelphia. Mr.. and
Mrs. NeaIOn will be at home 10 their
friends q Tenth and @ streets north
east, tie nAg home being present
from The bridegroom 10 the bride.
Miss Elizabeth s. Buuough. daughter
OF Superintendent John BuIoUgh. OF
section ole, was quietly married on
Tuesday might 10 DR.. Raymond Fisher
The ceremony was performed BY the
Rev. ". l. uevries. AT ST Marks Epis-
coDaI Church. Third and A street south
east. Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher viii spend
the honeymoon In New York and Phila-
delphia-
Miss FIorine Z. Rupert, OF the stamp
hook room. was married 10 John T.
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GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
MONOTYPE OPERATORS
WANTED BY UNCLE SAM
Examination Will Be Held November 5, and Successful
Ones Will Get Increase of 10 Gents an Hour
in Pay

The Civil Service Commission in an
1ouncinE an examination for montOtype
operators on November 3. takes occasion
70 advertise the fact that Uncle sam
has Just increased the pay Of his oper-
atnrs from 90 To % cents an hour, thus
taking advantage of up-to-date business
methods In an effort 10 secure the best
material from which 70 make up a list
q eligibles.
The examination is to be held through
out the country. The office has recently
called for about two dozen additional
mouotype operators for immediate serv-
ice.
Additional employees called for duty in
the press division also indicates a re
vival of work and preparation for the
winter season, which is always the
heaviest in the printery.
William J. Mahoney, pressman, has
been reinstated; Charles N. Stewart
and John Gable. pressmen, have re-
cei-ed appointments, as have the fol-
lowing press feeders: Mrs Helen G.
Barron. Mrs. Picnic Verlander. Miss
Kate NJ. DOre Miss Rosa 3. Ridgely.
Mrs. Cecelia Powell, Miss Edna O.
Hunter. Miss Mary Nally, Miss Mar
The Washington times., 1908-10-11
HERMAN A. WILSON
LEAVES POSITION

Herman A Wilson. pressman. has re-
signed his position in the Office.
William II. Staudenmayer. FRESHMAN,
has been transferred to the Treasury
division.
James A. Major. pressman. has been
10 the War Department di-
vision
H F. Wilson, of the proof division.
has been on leave Of absence for a few
days.
William Wise. of tie supply division,
is taking n few days o. his annual leave.
Miss Florence 5. Earries. OF the gold
room. bindery. is still detained at her
home by a spTained wrist
Henry Frahm, Of tn, Diadery, Is in
New York city TO speTid a few days and
to register for the election
David T. Anderson cad casemaker
OF the forwarding and finishing division
Is taking the remainder OF his annual
leave, and will pay a visit to his Old
home in Des MOines. Iowa.
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MISS KIEWIT BACK
FROM A VISIT HOME

Miss Katherine Kiewit. OF the exam
lining division, night force, accompanied
by ner mother. has been spending sev-
eraI days at her home in Virginia
Miss Leanna Thomas. Of TIE examin-
ing division. has been on a vacation the
past week.
William Dant Of The wettinE divI-
sion. has been granted leave Of absence
Tor one week
Miss Christine Georges. OF the exam
lining division. is taking part OF keC
annual leave
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Gunnalds, OF
Farksley, Va, were among the visitors
10 the bureau the past week
Mrs. J. Murphy. Of Havre de Grace.
Nd and Mrs. II Mitchell. Of Chicago.
III. paid a visit TO the bureau the past
week.
Charles Baker. Of section seven. was
at his home N PhiladeIp for several
days the past week 10 visit relatives
and 70 register
Miss Maude a Barnes. Of section
eleven, is taking a weeks leave Of alb
senCe-
Miss Ami, Dewey. Of the wetting di-
vision, returned to duty the past week.
after spending her vacation al her nome
in Virginia
Henry H. Leizear. OF the machine di-
vision. and DR.. Clarence Young. or the
CuStOdiaT'S vault are spending SOM"
time on the rifle range with the District
National Guard.
Miss Lille NJ BremerTan, of the wet
tinc division. let last week for her
nome in Vermont, where she VIII pay
q visit to relatives and friends for three
weeks.
Frank ". Larper. chief clerk or the
Tettfng division. left Monday for a ten
day visit ~ New York and Philadei-
phia.
Henry RubeHacker, Of the ink-miXing
division, is taking part OF his annual
leave.
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Mr.. AND MRS. HARRIS
GO TO CONNECTICUT

Foreman Michael Harris. Of the case
making and stamping division OF the
birdery. accompanied by his wife. will
neCtfCUt- Mr.. Harris will remain for
about week. and Mrs. Harris spend
about a month with relatives and
friends before returning 70 Washing
ton. Mr.. Harris will register in New
York city while there.
Fred L. Arends. Of the casemaking
and stamping division of the bindery, Is
taking his annual leave.
Miss Jennie GOss. Of the gold room
bindery. who has been on leave Of alb
Sence for the past week, has been using
the time 20 move into a new home
William II. Kervin. chief OF the paper
section, division of supplies, left Friday
Tor New York state, where he will spend
thirty days leave with home folks.
Mrs. a J. Rodgers and Miss Mary G.
Wilhelm. of the pamphlet bindery. who
have been attending -he homecoming
week in Philadelphia. viii go 10 New
returning to Office
William Krau. of the supply division
was in Philadelphia for a few days to
register and visit relatives
Miss Mile Parker, Of the Eo.,i -oan,
birdery, returned 20 Office Monday after
short vacation.
Philip Nachman. chairman OF the
monotype division. has been on a visit
TO New York city the past week, and
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annual leave. ana attending the Inter
national Tubercuiosis Congress.
Mrs NJ r. Peirye. " the Bureau Of
statistics, has returned from a vacation
Of a month spent In Vermont
Miss Agnes NJ. Nordman. OF the Blu
teau OF Chemistry, IS detained at home
by Illness
W. w. Walter. Of the Bureau or
Chemistry, who has been spending his
vacation at Philadelphia and other
points IN Pennsylvania. viii return TO
his desk tomorrow.
David Barnett. supervisor OF the TOT
yabe National Forest. has returned 10
ms headquarters at Austin. New. after
three months service in the district for
ester's office, in this city.
Paul D. EeIleter. Of the Forest Serv-
Ice, has -ust returned 10 Washington
from the Black Hills National Forest
South Dakota, whore he has been work
ing during the pas summer on the ex-
animation Of claims.
Middleton Smith. of the Bureau OF
Statistics, is in New York city 10 reg
lister HIS name for the election
Mrs. Gertrude Fisher. of the Bureau
Of Statistics, returned TO Office Friday
after an illness Of several days
= II Shawhau, of the geological di-
vision. Bureau OF Animal Industry, len
yesterday for his old lone, Morrow.
Ohio where he viii spend a month wit b
relatives and friends
Victor II. Sehorn. OF the Bureau Of
Animal Industry, has returned from a
month vacation at his old home in
Iowa. accompanied by his wife and
child, the StOTk having paid a visit 10
the household In their absence from
Washington
DIT. William H. smith. jr. and Dr.
Norris Wooden, Of the inspection di-
vision, Bureau of Animal Industry. have
been out of the city for a week on Of
fetal business
Mrs. Lottie Dawson has been trans
ferred to the printing division from the
Government Printing Office
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-
I. c. ! Evans. file clerk, OF the Bureau
OF Animal Industry, VIII leave this
week for Chicago. IL, where he will
spend two weeks Of his annual leave.
and incidentally make a stenographic
report OF the National Spiritualistic
convention
+. w PearCe, Of the Bureau Of Chem
istTy. who was called TO his home at
StreatOr. Ill. by the serious Illness and
death Of his father. will return to his
desk tomorrow.
Mrs. " T. Reed has received a trans
fer temporarily fnOm the Denver, Col
laboratory Of the Bureau Of Chemistry
TO the laboratory OF the bureau in this
city.
s. c. Thompson, Of the Bureau of
Animal Industry. returned on Tuesday
from trip TO New England on official
business
Leonard FeldStein, of the Bureau Of
Chemistry, has been on a vacation for
the past week.
3. H. Rawl, Of the Bureau Of Animal
Industry. has started on a trip through
the Southern States on official business.
J. F. Breazeale, of the Bureau Of
Chemistry. is spending a vacation. of
three weeks at his old home In Bolton.
S. c.
Charles s. Moore, Of the Bureau Of
Chemistry. has been granted leave OF
absence for the next month.
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|. B. WEITZEL BACK
FROM A TRIP

J. 3. WeitzeL OF the monotype divi-
sion. has returned TO office after being
on annual leave for several weeks.
Miss Mary F,egan, Of the monotype
division. who was on the sick list for
two weeks. has returned TO office.
Albert Lester. Of the supply division.
was in the Falls Church locality chest
nut hunting. while on vacation the first
Of the week.
Eddie stern, OF the linotype division,
has returned from vacation OF three
weeks
Miss Mary D. White. Of the linotype
division. has returned from a vacation
Of fifteen days, spent at her home in
Kansas.
Harry Howe. Of the linotype division.
has returned from vacation
Harry c. Arnold. Of the forwarding
and finishing division OF the bindery. Is
taking several days annual leave.
Albert b. O'Meara. Of the stamping
division. has returned TO his regular
duties, after serving a short detail %
the War division bindery.
Miss Annie Z. Runyon. Of the gold
room, bindery. who has been on the sick
list for the last three months. paid a
visit to the office on Tue sdsy.
William H Richardson has raen trans-
ferred from the division OF acco9nJs
to the office Of the DEPUTY Public
the samples and the work IN connection
with the board Of Inspection.
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CHANGES ARE MADE
AMONG OPERATORS

David CoIman, Luther p. Fete. A. G.
Gibbs. W. T Nichols, William J. Gould.
and ]. S. Perkins, linotype operators.
have been transferred from the mono
type division to the linotype division.
Frank R. McFadyen. Macmillan J
Knoble. Ralph Alderman, and Charles
Croome, Of the monotype division, have
been in attendance at the annual shoot
Of the District National Guard the past
week.
Miss Julia NJ. Burke, of the monotype
division, left the past week for St.
Louis, No, where she Will spend a va
cation Of a month.
Il Outcault. D. HaiIocIz. and James
Carvine. Of the monOtype division. were
among the number taking leave the
past week.
c. o. Buckingham, of the foundry d.
vision, has returned from a two weeks
trip through the eastern section of
New York State. Mr.. Buckingham is
an expert photographer, and brings
back many choice views.
II. J. Carey. Herman c. Pope. Fred
ertCk Cole. II Studiyant, and Thomas
Patterson. of the foundry division. have
gone to their homes in Albany, y. Y.
TO spend a few days and register for
the November election.
Benjamin II Swain, of the monotype
division. is spending a months leave
on q hunting trip to North Carolina
Charles Layer. Of the monotype divi-
sion, paid a short visit 10 his family
in Philadelphia, Pa, the past week,
and also registered for the election.
Charles E Etchberger, jr., of the
rronEtype division, has been In New
York the past week to visit friends and
Register his name for the election
J. P. Pepper, Of the supply division.
has has as a guest for the past week,
Dr. H H DOdd. of Lewes, Del
Grant Sexton, official weigher Of the
supply division, was on vacation the
first Of the week, and spent the time
at his country home.
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MISS ANNIE HARDING
ON ANNUAL VACATION

Miss Annie T. Harding. Of the engrav-
ing division, is spending a week OF her
annual leave at her home in Virginia
Mrs. Minnie McFadden, Of the examin-
ing division, has been on leave Of alb
sence for the past week.
Francis X. MCNerhany, OF the engrav-
ing division, is one OF the latest ad-
The Washington times., 1908-10-11
L1zrftationS to HouSeUarning
Issued by Superintendent Roche

ditions to the force to handle Ike rush
on the emergency currency
Z J Walsh. Of section 10 who has
been fl at his home for the past month,
is reported 10 be rapidly improving.
Miss MoUIe D RidseIy, Of section g. is
paying a weeks visit 10 her home. n
Baltimore.
Miss Jessie Robinson. Of section 9. is
on leave Of absence for ten days
Henry " Szegedy, approximations o.
me revenue power pTessroom. who has
been III for several weeks, is reported
10 be rapidly improving
Peter s Butcher. Of the examining d.
vision. is taking the remainder OF his
annual leave
Samuel SchoheId. OF section 5. contin-
ues quite IL at his home, in this city
J. T. Gary. Of section ;. is spending
several days at his home, in New York.
Miss Bertha Thomas. Of section 3. left
on Tuesday for her home, in Virginia.
where she Will spend week OF her
leave
Mrs Annie A Ossire. Of section 8 has
been on leave OF absence for the past
week.
Miss Julia c. Nudd. OF the examining
division has been granted leave OF. alb
senCe for one week
Superintendent William Chalrce. %
section 8, Is paying a visit 20 his home.
III New York. and while there will
register his name for the November
election
The Washington times., 1908-10-11

Public Printer LeeCh has sanctioned
the continue zee Of the concerts that
have heretofore been given by the Gov
eminent Printing Office Philharmonic
Club at the noon hour preceding some
OF the holidays. BENJAMIN y. Lineback.
director of the organization. has been
officially notified Of the action of the
Public Printer. and he has commenced
active preparation for the next con-
cert which is to be held on the day
preceding Thanksgiving. Mr.. Leech's
decision in the matter is received with
delight by the employees Of the office,
who take great interest in the attractive
musical programs that have been pro-
duced for their enjoyment
The Washington times., 1908-10-11

Henry b Mahan. one Of the oldest and
best-knOwn employees OF the job di-
vision, has resigned his position in the
Office, and with his wife Will go 10 Chi
cagO, H., to make his home In the fu-
ture with his son. The employees OF the
job division presented Mr.. Mahan with
a handsome walking cane as an evil
cence Of the esteem in which he Is held
by all his cO-wOrkers. Mr. .Mahan had a
he decided that he would retire from ac-
tive work and go live with his son, who
was anxious 10 have his father and
mother with him at his home In Chi
cagO.
The Washington times., 1908-10-11

John w. Rodgers. Of the supply divi-
sion, was at his old home In Philadel-
phia the frst part Of the week 70 10
lister for the election.
The Washington times., 1908-10-11

Superintendent Thomas Roche, Of sec
ton six. has sent cards 20 his friends
in the bureau for a ping-pOng party 10
be given Al his home in Petworih on
Friday night, as a sort Of houseWaTrn-
ing I'm his new residence
The Washington times., 1908-10-11

Dwight w Fisher. Of the Bureau Qf
the First Assistant, has been promoted
from 500 10 SI,o05 per anuum-