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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-07-26
DR.. HOLMES JOINS
CHIEF IN CANADA
Postmaster Generals Secre-
tary VIII Return in
Two Weeks.

DR.. John A. Holmes. private secretary
10 the Postmaster General, has gone
10 Matapedia, Province OF Quebec, Can
ada, where he will join Mr.. Meyer. who
is spending his vacation at the RIsti-
gouche Club, and enjoying the salmon
fishing, which, he sends word, is fine
this year.
DR.. Holmes will return to Washington
in about two weeks, and the Postmaster
General will spend the remainder Of his
vacation at his summer home near
Hamilton, Mass. Mrs. Holmes is spend
Ing the summer at her cottage. Bonnie
Jean, at Colonial Beach, and has been
entertaining a house party consisting Of
Frank P. Holmes and Miss Ida and
Miss Elsie Holmes, father and sisters
Of DR. Holmes.
Second Assistant Postmaster General
James T. McCleary returned Monday
from a stay OF several weeks at his
home In Minnesota. He left Friday for
a business trip to Philadelphia. and Will
return again to the city on Tuesday.
Miss Fannie L. Hamilton, Of the reg
istry division Of the city postofhce, mas
the remainder Of the heated term. Miss
Hamilton, who has been continuously
employed in the registry division for
forty years. holds the record for long
service in the local postofhce.
"
w. e Cochran. purchasing agent for
the department. has been in New Hamp-
shire on business for the past week
". NJ Wagner, who secured a trans
fer from the registry division OF the
city oostoffice TO Tuscon. Ariz.. several
weeks since, where he has been employ
ed In the postOfficei as a clerk. has Sc
cured a transfer back TO his old position
in the local postofhce, and is expected
to report for duty the latter part Of the
week.
Robert Bamon, OF the registry divi-
sion, city postof1ce. will leave in a few
days for an extended vacation trip to
New York, Buffalo, and the lakes. re-
turning to Washington by sea from
Bos on.
c. S. Hall, OF the division OF postoffce
inspectors. has rendered his resignation.
effective on Fri lcy, and will leave for
Kansas. where - viii take up a land
claim and make his future home.
=. s. PAUL. apr ointment clerk. has
returned from a snort vacation trip to
Ocean Grove. y. J.
c. c. Judson. of the chief clerks d.
vision. IS at his home IN Arkansas.
where he was called a feg days ago
by telegram announcing that his
mother had been struck by lightning.
She died the day after he arrived.
Richard p. cover. superintendent Of
the division Of supplies, left Friday for
a trip TO Milwaukee Wis, where he
is TO attend a family reunion
Edwin A Mess. OF the Office OF the
assistant attorney general for the de-
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3. G. Cowles. Of he division of dead
letters. has returned from mis- vacation,
Wnlch was spent in the Catskin Noun
tains, OF New York State.
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F: J. Leonard, OF the Postmaster Cen
erals office. accompanied by his family,
Is spending his vacation with his wife s
relatives at Berkeley Springs. w. Va.
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Postmaster Benjamin F Barnes. ac-
companied By his sister, Miss Mary a.
Barnes, left Washington Monday for a
vacation trip Of about one month 70 the
coast OF Maine
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r. c. Lappin, chief Of the division of
vital statistics. is spending two weeks
of his annual leave On an outing.
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Miss Grace O Mara, Of the publica-
ton division, leaves this week iior her
annual vacation.
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John w Slack, of the office Of the
postmaster General. and family are
spending some time in the Blue Ridge
Mountains.
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NJ o. Chance, auditor fer the de-
partment, has returned from a business
trip TO points in Indiana and Illinois.
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Miss Mary NJ. Treto. of the mS1ufac-
lures division, has been granted leave
of absence FOR a two weeks vacation.
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Mrs. Mary c. Fountain, OF the division
OF oead letters. left Friday for vaca-
ton OF twenty-four DAYS.
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Mrs. II. F. Ward, Of The division of
rural delivery, viii leave this week for
vacation stay at Atlantic City. She
mas been granted leave for one month.
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Raymond A. Hart, who has been do
ing stenOgrdphic work in connection
with the Cuban census, has been rein
stated TO his position in the population
division.
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Miss Edith G. Turner. of the registry
DIVISION city PostOffce, has located at
Fall Church, Va. sor the summer.
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Fought With Roosevelt

J J strain, captain OF the watch Of
the District building, has the honor Of
personal friendship with the President
whom he addresses as Colonel Can
tain Strain has an army record. He was
With Roosevelt in The charge I'D san
Juan Hill, later served in the Ninth In
fantry
1t is 10 d. ? President that Captain
Strain owes ais present position Hav-
ing received a wound in the knee. and
refusing 10 submit 10 an operation. he
was discharged for disability with the
rank OF sergeant Not long afUerward
he was In Washington, and called on
the President @ Ezv his respects. Asked
as 70 his plars CAPTAIN Strain informed
M Roosevelt that IL was his desire
20 obtain 2 'OsUiOu on the Washing
ton police SoTct
Through ~ p rs dents influence Cap
tain Strain ass appointed a crossing
policeman, w'-tc5- position ne helJ a
year and resignaf- Upon the completion
of the new District building. Captain
Strain was offered and accepted the cap
taincy Of the watch
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Charles w. Spicer, chief mechanician,
has been promoted from S1.SOc 70 5000
per annuTo; +. NJ La Boiteaux from,
1000 to $500. and Edgar A Nelson,
il, from SI,2OO to 81, 4OC.
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Leonard 7 uhn. Oiier at the sewage
pumping station. has resigned. George
Mockabee has been appointed his sue
cessOr az $500 per annum-
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Miss Mary Grtffin, OF the publication
division, is spending her annual leave
on an European tour.
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dAf8ond News and {Gagfbb16e Government epartm6aa1tz
6z@@ Postoffice g..

partment, accompanied by his family,
is spending ten days at Atlantic City.
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W A Kinsolving. of -ls monotype
division, is keeping bachelors han
while MS wife and two children are
paying a VISIT TO her parents a. ne
catur, Tex.
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me tennis tournament in the Rureau
OF corporations will terminate on We'd
nesoay, when W. c Van Emoa and 7.
w Nichols viii play the finals to de-
teTmine the winner Of the cup.
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Miss Ella s Hitchcock, office SUPER
intendent Of documents, returned
MONDAY, AFTER an absence Of ten do vs.
occasioned by the sudden death % l.zr
father.
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F ". withers has been appointed
oversaer in the sewer department and
assigned 20 work upon the construction
and repair Of county roads
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Walter G. Csc, ee the division OF
DEAD letters, left yesterday for a vaca-
ton of three weeks.
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{. G. Weidemann. Of the division Of
naturalization, is spending severa. days
at Atlantic City.
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Miss NJ. L Jones. Of the Assessor
Office, has been called TO her home n
Pennsylvania on account Of the death
Of an uncle
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William Champion has been assigned
to work as inspector in The surface di-
vision at 81 a day
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James F. Walker has returned to his
desk in the Bureau of the Census. after
serving a detail to the Bureau Of I'm
migra ton and Naturalization, where ne
was engaged on some special work
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Harry Pierce, of the division of print
ing, spent the weekend at Chesapeake
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Percival Indermauer. of the rsgistr,,
division, City Postofhce, has been spend
Ing vacation in the country for the
past week.
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David D. WeiEstein, office superin-
tendent Of documents. is spending
two weeks OF his annual leave in the
country.
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William R GreenwaId. of .he divi-
sion Of printing, has been granted iaave
OF absence for military duty with tua
District National Guard
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Commerce aLabOr

greatly improved. and he is expected to
return to Washington this week.
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greatly improved. and he is expected to
return to Washington this week.
DR.. Samuel ". Stratton. director Of
the Bureau Of Standards, has the sy7n-
patty of his friends at the death of his
nother' which occurred on Sunday last
William r. GreenwaId. of .he divi-
sion of printing, has been granted iaave
OF absence for military duty with tua
District National Guard.
c. c. Weidemann. Of the division Of
GENERALIZATION, is spending severa. days
at Atlantic City.
Harry Pierce. Of the division Of print
ing, spent the weekend at Chesapeake
bay
The tennis tournament in the Bureau
OF corporations will terminate on We'd
nesday, when W. g. Van Emoa and 7
w Nichols Will play the finals to de-
IerInlne the winner Of the cup.
Paul Weaver has been apnointed q.
computer at $1,000 per annum in the
Coast and Geodetic Survey.
Robert E. Crowley, of the office Of
tne sohcltor, who has not beer in good
health for some time. has gone to BIUe-
mont Va, to recupe-ate.
Irving +. Wixon. OF the RiIraar %
immigration and atU.alization- will ra-
turn tomorrow from a vacation of about
-FOUR weeks, spent at Dennis Port Cane
Cod, Boston, and other points in Mass
achUsetts.
Harrison Nesbit. chief clerk in the
office Of the solicitor, returned on Wed
nesday from a stay of = few davs at
Atlantic City.
Charles A. Solomon. of the Bureau of
immigration and Naturalization. has re-
turned from a three weeks visit To
home folks at FAN River, Mass
James Stewart Brand. Of the Bureau
/ OF immigration and Naturalization. who
was married on Wednesday % Miss
I Mary Mortimer Newhouse, is sneDding
MS honeymoon on a trip TO Atlantic
| City and Niagara Falls
The following promotions have been
| announced at the Bureau of Standards.
| irwin G. Priest, from laboratory assist
ant at SL2O TO assistant physicist al
Sl.4OO per annum; George W. Vinal, lab
| oratory assistant. from S1C00 70 81 200
per annum: Walter Heald. laboratory
| assistant, from S900 to 81. 900 per annum:
John j. Grove, from aid at $40 TO lab
| oratory assistant at $500: Emory l. La
| sier, aid, from $500 to S720; George J.
| Schladt. from laboratory apprentice al
500 TO aid IT $500 per annum.
Miss E. d. Tnton. of the of:ee of
| the lighthouse board. and Mrs. NJ K
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E r. Crawford. of the division of rail-
way mail service. who left yesterday
for his vacation, will spend the time in
Maryland.
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John b. futile. Of Pennsylvania, has
heen appointed laboratory assistant at
81 Goa per annum in the Bureau OF
Standards.
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Hugh y. SIcAuIey. craftsman in the
office Of the Inspector OF Buildings, at
$3.50 a day, has been promoted 70 s.
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CensusDureau
0K@IINl9-M fllA-1N-3HI

atives at her old home. Charleston. W
Va
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Miss E. D Tflton. of the of:@e of
the lighthouse board, and Mrs. NJ K.
Frost, Of the Bureau of the Census.
have been detailed TO the Bureau OF
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Frank Ayres. aid at $40 per annum in
the Bureau of Standards, has resigned
his position.
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Samuel G. Townshend. jr-s magnetic
observer In the Coast and GeCdeIiC Sur
vey, has been promoted from 500 TO
s.. go per anHum-
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Miss Katherine Enrich. Of the dis
bursting division. is spending her vaca-
ton in MassS chusetts.
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Paul Weaver has been appointed a
cOmputer at $1,000 ,Jer anntin1 IN +bs
Coast and GeOdetic Survey
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The soldier-printer boys going into
camp with the District National Guard
from the frst division are Stephen
Smith, Charles F. Muller, John T. Rob
erts. and Ellis r King
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DR.. Samuel ". StrattOn. director Of
the Bureau Of Standards, has the sym
patty Of his friends at the death of his
mother, which occurred on Sunday last
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II. B. Jones, Of the division Of rural
delivery. left yesterday for a vacation
stay OF fourteen Gays al his old home
IN Pennsylvania
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al the annual encampment.
r. c. Lappin. chief OF the division OF
vital statistics. is spending two weeks
OF his annual leave en- an outing.
Miss Grace OMara, Of the publica-
ton division, leaves this week lor her
annual vacation.
Miss Mary Griffin. OF the publication
division, is spending her annual leave
on an European tour.
Raymond A. Hart, who has been do
ing stenOgraphic work in connection
with the Cuban census, has been rein
stated 10 his position in the population
division.
Charles W. Spicer. chief mechanician,
has been promoted from S1.SOc 20 5000
per annuTo; +. NJ. La Boiteaux from,
$l.600 to S1,s0O, and Edgar A. Nelson,
il, from N.2OO to S1.40c-
Miss Katherine Enrich. of the dis
bursting division, is spending her vaca-
ton in MassS chusetts.
Caleb W. Fansnaw, who has been sta
toned in Baltimore as a Waterman in
the immigration Service, has been APP
pointed by transfer 20 a similar posi-
ZION paying $40 per annum at the
bureau.
Edward B. White. OF the manufac-
lures division, returned 10 his desk the
past week, having finished his work in
West Virginia on the electrical inveJti-
cation.
Miss NJ l. Rouzer. Of the disbursing
division, has gone to Atlantic City TO
spend her vacation.
Gilman 3. Howe returned Wednesday
from a stay OF two weeks at his home IN
NorthbOro, Mass.
A. P. Gordon-Curuming. of the dis
bursting office. has been detained at his
home for several days by the illness of
his wife.
William A. Hoblitzen. of the agricul-
ture division. has gone TO Trenton and
other cities in New Jersey TO do field
work on the city finance report.
George T OHer, the expert angler of
the bureau. reports the catch OF a TWEEN
ty-five pound muG turtle on his last day
out. the combined efforts Of three -o@n
being required to lard mis- turtleship In
the boat
George X. O'DonneH. of the agricuI-
ture division. is doing field work al
Lowell and other points in Massachu-
sets
John Hart, of the division Of VITAL sta
tistics, has returned nom a vacation OF
two weeks spent in Virginia.
Charles r. Barker, chief of the cor
respOndence and mailing section, chief
clerks division. is taking his vacation
in Connecticut.
Horace Ward of the chief clerks CT
vision. and Charles ". ST icer. chief ne
chaniCian. were in Baltimore on Mon
day on official business.
Jacque J. Elias. OF the agriculture
division, has gone 10 New York 70 col
lect official statistics Of cities.
Archibald V Mckee. of the agricul-
ture division, left last week for Cam
bridge. Mass. 70 do field work. He
will also go TO Somerville, and Everet.
Mass
William H Raymond, Of the agricuI-
ture division. is spending some time In
Pennsylvania.
Walter H Hildreth, OF the agricul-
ture division, is in Brockton, Mass, on
official business.
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T. A Carroll, Of the Bureau OF Cor
poratiOns, has been granted q vacation
for the remainder of the month.
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Leon J. Young, Of Massachusetts. has
been appointed cOmPuter at 5000 per
annum In the Coast and GeOdetic Sur
vey.
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Miss NJ. r. A1arean, of the s,istry
division, city postoffice, is spending a
vacation Of ter days at Harpers Ferry.
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q II Rodgers. of the Bureau of Cor
nOratiO0s has been spending a vacation
Of several days at Braddock Heights,
Md. and vicinity, his principal diver
sion, lie reports, being mountain chmo-
ing.
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John z. Whitman, of the chief
clerks office, wi1o has been granted
leave of absence until August 10, is
spending the time on an outing at
Chesapeake bay.
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Miss Margaret A Patch. OF the agri-
culture division,7f Is on leave Of absence
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Marion Dew. SEWERS, Of the mono
type division. was called to Ci1cin
nau, ohio. by the death OF mis-
brother.
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Caleb W. Fansnaw, who has been sta,
toned in Baltimore as a watchnIan ir
the Immigration Service, has been ap
pointed by transfer 20 a similar posi-.
ton paying $40 per annum at the
bureau.
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Aaron NJ. Sakolski. Of the Bureau of
Corporations. has gone TO New York
State to spend two weeks. Of his an
nual leave.
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immigration aES Naturalization TO as
sist with some statistical work.
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Frank Evans Of the office of the
discussing clerk, mas BEEN on the sick
list for several days.
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William R. Carpenter, of the print
ing division, has been On the sick list
for several days the past week.
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- Mics Charlotte c Barnum. COM
nuter at $1,000 per annum IN the
Coast and Geodetic Survey. has ten
dered her resignation in view of a
transfer to the Department OF Agrl-
culture.
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A N. Condra, Of the recording divi-
sion. has been granted leave of alb
sence for nine days.
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Asbury A Smith. Of the bindery
mas oeen SICK the past week He will
return 10 work tomorrow.
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Miss A NJ. Rous. of the recording
division. Office Of the auditor. who has
been on the sick list for several weeks.
sends word that she is regaini1g her
strength and will return 10 Office in
about two weeks.
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RCOvernment Printing OfflCe8

absolute appointments. having served
the probationary term Of six months.
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Joseph N Benner- OF the monotype
division. who was married recently to
Miss Ellen Hayes. has resumed his du-
ties at the office. having returned from
two weeks honeymoon trip TO Allan
tic City and Ocean City.
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Louis Yudelevit. office superintendent
Of documents. has returned from a
short vacation.
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John E. Hastings. OF the agriculture
division. has been assigned to field work
IN Albany, Troy, Schenectady, Utica,
and other New York cities
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Miss Mary z. Lazenbv. steuogra-
pher, office superintendent Of dOcu-
ments, sailed on Monday for an ex-
tensive European tour.
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Among those taking vacations in the
monotype division are Miss Anna Will
son. Miss Alice Guild, Mrs. Clara L.
Bennett. P. Q. Hilton, II. H. Brayton.
and William E. DennesSon.
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Adam A wilhelm has completed his
work on the electrical investigation,
and has been transferred TO the agri-
culture division for work on the city
trance report at Sacramento. Cal
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Mrs K. 3. ThrockmOrton. OF the gold
room. bindery. who is paying a visit
70 her sister at Bristol. Pa. was Sc
riously III for few days the past week
from the effects Of the excessive heat.
She is now reported improved.
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D. T. Anderson. head casemaker in
the stamping and casemakinE division
OF the bindery, will return tomorrow
from a two weeks yachting and fish
ing expedition IN the vicinity Of Knox
vile. Nd Oliver Thompson has been
in charge in Mr.. AndeTson's absence.
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John II. Collier, of the registry divi-
sion. city postoffice, Will leave IN n few
days for "A ten-day outing at Shady
Side. on West River, Md
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Dr. James T. Dickinson, of the di-
vision Of appointments. was called
10 his old home at Fremont, Ohio, by
the death OF his brother. RodOlphus
Dickinson, who was closely identified
with the early history of that section
NJ the state
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George Terwilhger. who resigned from
the office several years ago, was rein
stated by Public Printer Leech or
Thursday, and assigned 10 the first
division.
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r s Tower, of the ONCE Of the
auditor, accompanied by his wife, is
spending his vacation in Virginia.
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James E. Fox, a former welI-known
employee Of the composing divisions OF
the Office. died a few days ago at
Woonsocket. R. !. Intermsnt was at
Fulton, -. Y.
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]. c. Lesher. William H. Sweeney,
and p. NJ. McCallum. makerS-up in the
first division, started on their annual
leave Thursday
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Earl Evans. OF the division Of print
ing is on military leave for ten DAYS
and viii spend the time with the Dis
trict Rational Guard in annual en-
campment.
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Harley G. Gibson, of Iowa, has been
appointed to a position at 1920 per an
mum in the Bureau Of Standards