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The Washington times., 1908-10-11
MRS. LEA is GRANTED
FOUR WEEKS LEAVE

Mrs. c. c. Lea, OF the division OF
Postoffce inspectors. has been granted
leave TO four weeks, commencing to-
morrow
Foreman John f Ochseureiter and
William Ethel, Of the registry division.
city postofdce. have been spending part
OF Il cir annual leave fishing at Harpers
Ferry.
G. H Tucker, Of the recording aivi-
sion. office Of the auditor, viii spend
The week on vacation visit to points
in Virginia.
Wills A Harlan. Of the registry di-
VISION, city poSeoffce. has been on
leave OF absence for week
Mss y. c. Garages. Of the sssortfnp,
dITlSlon, Office Of the auditor. returned
Monday from q vacation of two weeks
Miss Grace L Phillips. OF the assert
ing division. Office OF the auditor. CON
unued on the sick list.
4. W L'HOmmedied. OF The registry
DIVISION city postofdce, who has been
quite III for several days. has returned
10 his desk.
Miss n F. Moore. Of the asserting
DIVISION, ONCE OF the auditor. IS taking
d lew days OF her annual leave
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TIMING OF WALLS
TO REPLACE WHITE

General satisfaction is expressed az
the announcement that the walls OF the
District Building are 10 be tinted The
color matters not Gray. green. or blue
viii be q welcome relief from the
dazzling whiJeness. which. though ar
ustic. IS exceedingly trying or the
eyes
Thomas f Drake. Superintendent Of
Insurance. has addressed an official let
ter 10 the Commissioners on the subject.
and others have commented unOficlaly
on the fact that their eyesight is not
benefited By the reflection from the
walls.
Capt William Kelly Assistant In
glUeer Commissioner. and wiki Capt
Edwin Markham. joint SupeTiuIeudeuts
OF the building. has said that although
the District has not the money at pres
eut The walls are 10 be tinted some time
In the future. And those whose rooms
reflect the glare OF the sun are g-ad
of =
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Bureau Of Corporg tons. and Lewis T.
Leonard. OF the Bureau Of Soils, De-
p2rtmeut Of Ayr. culture, stepped over
10 Baltimore for a snort visit They
walked the entire distance. about forty
miles. In ten and onc-half hours, and
had some time 10 eat apples and per
simmons. and indulge in milk and
soft drinks according 10 Mr.. NichOI 8
recital OF the trip 1T is needless 70
say added Mr.. NiChOl. that we did
not walk back" This statement. how
ever, referred TO the fatigue of the
walking stunt ard had no connection
with any effect that might have been
produced by the milk and soft drinks
William T. Soleau. disbursIng clerk
for the Department OF Commerce and
LabO-. has returned 20 his desk from
a business trip for the department 10
Baltimore. Nd. New York CITY and
Boston. Mass Mr.. Soleau made an In
spectOu OF the various branches Of the
service at these points, and as a result
OF the recommendations he has made
20 tho Secretary. 10 is expected that in
creased efficiency and economy viii
come. The great change in the status
of the immigration business in recent
months. has made il necessary TO adopt
some new measures. which have been
largely covered by the trip OF Mr.
SOleau.
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BACHRACH GIVEN
NEW APPOINTMENT

samuel p BaCuraCh has been aoDo{nt-
cd 20 the position Of clerk in charge of
Station 40. 9, of the city postofrice.
vice Alfred b. GarEes. resigned. The
location OF the station has been changed
from Twentieth street and KaIorama
avenue 20 Fifth and I streets NORTH
west.
Mrs. c. D. Patterson. Of the assor-f- o
HlNlSlgn. Office OF the auditor has re-
turned TO duty, after an absence caused
10y illness
Miss Gustchen Srriugsuuth. Of the
account section. returned Monday f~I.D
"a vacation OF TWO weeks
Miss Sadie r. MIuer. OF the assorrf-r
clNlSlln, Office OF the auditor. has re-
turned from two weeks seave of alb
sence-
AIRS. N L. Myers. OF the assorrirr
DIVISION. of &c Of the auditor. is acain
at her desk, after a vacation OF a week
Mrs. T.. q. Cunningham. of the r0anre
division returned Monday from a vac9-
ton OF several weeks
Leon Prctzfeider. OF the division or
rural delivery, is on vacation for q
week.
Miss A. l. PaEe. of the division Of
dead letters. IS taking part OF her an
uual leave
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Director of Bureau of Stand
ards Sails for Lon
don.
is REPRESENTATIVE
OF UNITED STATES
Has Taken an Active Interest in
Work, and Is Eminently
Qualified.

DR.. S. w. Stratton, director of the
Bureau of Standards, sailed on Thurs
day last for London. where he will rep
resent the United States as a delegate
to the International Electrical Congress.
DR. Stratton was a delegate 70 this
congress at St. Louis. Mo, in 1904 He
has always taken an active interest in
this and similar work, and will make a
valuable member Of the congress
Dr. StrattOn was largely Instrumental
IN the organization OF the Bureau OF
Standards. which has come % be one Of
the most important bureaus Of the Gov
eminent, and when the same was es-
tabllshed by Congress in 1901, he was
appointed its first director.
Dr. Stratton was born in Litchheld
III, in 1861. He graduated from the
University Of Illinois, B. s., In 1884
Was a member Of the faculty Of the
same university I'm 1882. when he became
connected with the faculty Of the Uni
versity Of Chicago. He left Chicago in
1900 10 take charge Of the office Of
Weights and Measures in the Coast
and Geodetic Survey.
Dr. Stratton received the honorary
degree of doctor Of engineering from
the University Of IUOuOis IN 1903. and
the hoT orary degree Of doctor of science
from the Western University Of Penn
sylyania in the same year
The new laboratory for the Bureau
OF Standards. for which a contract has
recently been let. and secured largely
through the Untiring work OF DR.. STRAIT
ton. will be a four-stOry building. $50
Jy 81 feet. The design will be plain.
substantial. and dignfed. II will be
hreprOOf. and every detail viii DE plan
ned for the large variety 81 scientific
w0Fk which Is 20 be done In the building.
DR.. Stratton was accompanied on his
trip abroad by Edward =. Rosa. as
sistant physicist OF the Bureau OF Stand
rds
Outdoor exercise is getting such a
strong hold on the department clerks
tnae long distance walking matches
are becoming a popular fad On Sunday
morning last James W. NiChOI, OF the
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GOES TO REGISTER
FOR FALL ELECTION

F. d. Squyer, Of the chief clerks divi-
sion, win go this week TO his home at
Auburn, y. Y. to register his name for
the election w. R. Koehl. Of the chief
clerks division. has been on leave Of
absence for several days.
Charles W. Spicer Of the chief clerk s
division, who is spending his vacation
at his home in TeGleytown is building
a garage for his automobile
George MCMorTis. o. the population
DIVISION, Is spending few DAYS in New
YORK city for the purpose Of visiting
the election.
James y. BOYLE, Of the manufactures
DIVISION, left Wednesday to spend a few
days at his home in Buffalo. y. Y.
and 10 register for the election.
Henry F. Hayden, Of the chief clerk e
division, has been on the sick list for
the past week with an attack of the
hay fever.
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Frank L. Sanford Spending Leave
On Trip to NeqU Hampshire Lakes

lures, is again at her desk, after a
short illness.
Mrs. Mary II. Phelps. Of the manu-
features division. has returned FROM d
vacation Of zen DAYS
William c. Hunter. Of the manufac-
lures division. has returned from q va
cation of three weeks.
Z. T. Thatcher. of the manufactures
division, attended the festivities Of
Founders Week in Philadelphia, Pa.
the past week.
Ara /. VandercooI5 and Harry n
FEEDER, who have been engaged on the
Cuban census work. have been Teinstat-
ca TO their former positions in the pop
ulatiOn division.
A. p. GOrdou-CUmminE, Of the dis
bursting office. remembered his cOWOrk-
ers the past week with a choice lot Of
apples from his farm in Maryland.
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GrandfieLd to Visit Kansas Home
Before Returning TO Department

First Assistant Postmaster General
Grandheld. who has been attending pos
tai conventions ar Des AI0iues. Iowa
and Omaha. Neb. The past week. VIII
make grip 20 his home in Kansas b.
fore returning TO the department. Chief
Clerk f. T. Bushnell IS acting First As
slstant in the absence Of Dr. Grand
field.
pisbursing Clerk William ". Mooney
has been supplying his friends in the
department with "a choice lot uI chest
nuts during the week as the result OF a
trip ne made on Sunday last 20 the
GODS baCs Of the Chain Bridge. NIr
Mooney made A ric- haul. as the supply
seems 90 be almost Iim.tless. There Is
Yet a good quantity on uaud-
.James r. Young. superintendent Of
the division OF dead letters. accompanied
by MIS- Young. left yeSty riay for his
Eac "a. which viii oe spent prncipel-
" IN travelling in some of the Eastern
states They Will spend some time IN
Boston. Mass, and also IN New York
city spending tile latter part OF q e time
at Nj. NOuug'S old home IL PlIIadel-
Dhia, Pa, where me viii 60 70 vote.
Gilbert d FOX. OF the Bureau Of the
Third Assistant, died on sunday last.
James Y. Hamilton. OF the Bureau Of
the TliUd Assistant mas been promoted
from SI,-0o L. Sl-+0 per 1nuum- and
Charles F. PeaSe. or the same bureau.
has been promoted from Sl.eU 10 Sl.10l
Per annUIu-
James Keogh. OF the Bureau OF the
Second Assistant. has returned from
vacation trip 81 a month TO points OF
interest IN Canada and short visit
10 his brother at Bluefeld. ". Va
Mrs + r. Kirk Of the division OF
dead letters. is taking q months vaca-
tlUu, which she is spending with rela-
tiveS and friends at her old home in
South Dakota
Louis BuShlOWitz. IF the money order
division, has returned from a stay Of
six weeks at his horne IN New York
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leave on Monday Joseph Burroughs,
contract division, twel. -y--uine days II.
= Earrel- division OF railway ad lust
Ilent- ten days. Louis ATelius division
OF mail equipment. yWelry-sevel DAYS
D. H. Nctnsh. division OF railway aG-
Justmeut, ten DAYS
Amos H. Piper. OF the contract di-
VISION. Bureau OF the Second Assistant
VIII leave tomorrow for a vacation OF
two weeks.
+ a Tucker. OF the inspection di-
Vision Bureau Of the Second Assistant.
-eLJ FrlcaE for vacation 10 extend
MI November /
J. c. Taylor. OF the inspection si-
vision Bureau OF the Sec1ug Assistant
is on leave OF absence for a week.
DF- hugh Nutt-uS. OF the division Of
salaries and allowances. is taking an
hUal leave for three weeks
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Frank L. Sanford expert cnieS Of di-
vision. manufactures division, is spend
ing his annual leave on trip 10 the
lakes Of New Hampshire He is max
ing the trip by boat from Baltimore,
going by way OF Boston. Mass.
George Z. Oucr. of the manufactures
division. who was detailed on field
work in connection with the census OF
electrical industries and the supply and
distribution of cotton in New York and
New Jersey. has completed the work
and returned 10 Office
Oliver F. Busby. OF the manufactures
division, who since completing field
work on the census Of electrical indus
tries in Texas and Oklahoma, has been
on annual leave at his home in Pales-
tine, Tex, has returned to The ONCE.
Emmons X. Ellsworth. principal
auditor in the office Of the dis5Ursins
odiCer. has been on leave Of absence for
the past week
Charles H. Baers. of the discussing
once, has returned from a vacation
visit Of three weeks TO relatives and
friends at his home In Newport, Pa
Thomas +. McAnaUy, Of the manu-
features division. has been on annual
leave for a week.
William F. Worcester. who has been
doing field work in the West on the
electrical inquiry. has been assigned 70
new territory, including Essex, Hud-
son. Sussex. and Union counties. y. J.,
and Greater New York.
Morton H Philips, of the manUfaC-
lures division. is taking several days Of
his annual leave.
Robert IT. Merriam. Of the mauufac-
lures division. continues quite III at his
apartment In the Burlington.
DR.. Harry c. Caldwell Of the divi-
sion Of vital statistics. has Eeeu on mill
itaTy duty for a few days with the Dis
trict National Guard. II which he is an
instructor. in military tactics.
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E. D. DURAND SPENDS
10 DAYS IN CHICAGO

Z. Dana DUTand. Deputy Commits
sioner Of Corporations, is in Chicago.
H., where he viii be for some time, on
official business
F l. Halves. Of the Bureau Of Cor
POrations, has retJrneG from a business
trip West.
c. N. Booth, Of The office Of the
solicitor. left Tuesday for a vacation OF
one month, which he is 10 spend at his
old home. in Indiana. on a visit TO rela-
tiveg and friends
Elmer Z. Haas. Of the Bureau Of I'm
migration, returned Monday from Il
short visit 70 his home, in Shamollin,
Pa.
VI. Chester AIacomber. OF the Bureau
Of Immigration. was on leave Of absence
for several days the past week.
A. ". Schorgcr. laboratory assistant
IN the Bureau Of Standards, has re-
signed his position, which paid $1,000 per
annum.
Charles Tansfl, of the chief clerks
Office, has resigned his position to take
up his studies at the Georgetown Uni
versi.y.
Homer L. Stanforth. Of the division of
naturalization, left Thursday, having
been granted leave Of absence till No
vem5er ;.
William Wolhey, of the division Of
naturalization. left Friday for q tiye-dav
trip 10 New York, where he will register
for the election and pay a short visit 70
home folks
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CLERKS DETAILED
TO GET STATISTICS

Two clerks have been detailed 10 the
printing division to ass!s, with the ad-
ditionaI work called for by the inter
departmental statistics committee
Samuel J. Gompers. Jr.. OF the printing
division. left yesterday for a vacation
visit TO his old home in New York city.
where ne will remain until after the
November election.
The following clerks in the disbursing
Office have revived inCrea IS in salary:
George w. Love from $500 TO 81 400:
Harry A. Wilson. from $1,000 to s. 200.
and William H. Power from $500 TO
$1,000 per annum.
Albert a. Somerville. laboratory as
sistant at 5000 TO $500 per annum.
George Z. Post. of the Bureau OF
Standards, has been promoted from
laboratory assistant at $1,000 TO 8. 200
per annum.
Leon r woodruff. of New York. has
been appointed a laboratory assistant
at $1,000 per annum.
J. B. Chaddock. of the Bureau Of
Corporations who returned last week
from an extensive field trip, is now on
vacation for -en days.
w. p. Hunter, Of the Bureau of Cor
porations, has returned 10 the bureau
after an extensive Western trip on Off
cial business.
Peter a Donahue. assistant chief of
the division of information, Bureau of
immigration, is again at his desk after
a short vacation
Archibald L. Halves, OF the Bureau
Of Corporations, returned Wednesday
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SPEND LEAVE
ON A HUNTING TRIP

r Z Duffy. of the superintendent
stan. viii spend his vacation in hunting
in Maryland and Virginia
Daniel r Garges. chief clerk OF the
Engineer Department has returned 10
Washington after spending the summer
at his summer home in Washington
Grove
c. NJ WiIlOuEhby. OF the press room.
has returned from visit 10 Knoxville,
Tenn. and JOnesville. Va.
Louis c. Wilson. Of the discussing
officer. was among those present at ina
house warming IN the new Masonic
Temple Mr. Wilson is a promineur
Mason. and was actively engaged Ia
extending hospitalities TO visiting dele
cations and guests.
Waldo g Hibbs, secretary TO Commits
SiOner Mcfarland. is on leave. Mr.
Hlbbs enjoys the reputation OF being the
champion long distance walker Oh fbe
District building. and his vacations are
spent IN long tramps in Maryland and
Virginia
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RETURNS TO OFFICE
AFTER FIELD DUTY

William L. Austin, of the manufac-
lures division, who has been doing
field duty since the latter part OF
March in connection with the census
OF electrical Industries and the sup
ply and distribution of cotton in Penn
syIvania, New Jersey and Delaware,
has returned 10 office.
Miss Alice Smith. of the manufac-
lures division, has returned from an
extended visit 10 her home at Itch
field, Ohio.
Miss Agnes G. titzsimons, who has
been doing clerical work in the bu-
reau, has received an appointment as
a clerk in the Forest Service.
Miss Myrtle Painter. who has been
employed In the bureau for several
months, has received an appointment
In the Geological Survey, and has en-
tered upon her new duties.
Robert NJ Estes, Of the manufac-
lures division, has been on the sick
list for the past week.
Joshua B. Collins. Of the manufac-
lures division, returns TO his desk
Monday from a short trip to Philadel-
phia, Pa.
Miss Julia V. Battles. Of the division
of vital statistics. IS on a vacation for
two weeks.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Israel ZangqUM Pay
4 Visit to Secretary Straus

The Department Of Commerce and Id
Dor was favored on Tuesday with "A
visit from Mr.. and Mrs. Israel ZauEwilI
who were in Washington FOR the week
to witness the hrst production ~ any
stage OF Mr.. ZangwilTs latest great
drama. The Melting Pot" which was
the attraction at the Columbia Theater.
Mr. ZanSwin and Secretary Strlus are
close friends OF long standing. and the
Secretary occupied a box at the open
ms performance on Monday night
Secretary Str7us wrs In New York
city yesterday 10 register IFS name for
tho November electio..
Frank r. Rvnex. Of the division OF
naturalization, is taking several days Of
mis- annual leave According TO -he an
nU9I custom Of Mr. RyncN. he started
Yesterday the anniversary OF his wed
ding or an automobile trip through
Montgomery county. Nd. ACCOMPANIED
by his family This tour. which VIII
occupy several DAYS. is made every
year. and short stops viii DC made 10
pay a visit 10 relatives and friends at
various points.
J. w. Burch. Of the Bureau Of Cor
poraJiOns. who mas been confined 10
Providence Hospital for several weeks
with typhoid fever. and who recently
had a setback. is. reported 10 be again
on the road 10 recovery. being al this
time much better
Richard X Campbell. chief Of the di-
vision of naturalization. is spending d
vacation of ten days at his home IN
Virginia.
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from the field. where he has been for
several weeks on business
O. VI. w Shea, messenger boy In the
office Of the Lighthouse Board. has Ie-
signed his POSITION.
WdrdlOW NJ Mason. OF the Bureau OF
Corp orations, is spending two weeks in
Atlantic City.
F. T. Quiglev. chief clerk in the Of
fee OF the solicitor. Will &c this week
10 his nome in Auburn. y. Y. TO pay a
short visit 10 relatives and friends and
register for the November election.
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JOHN E. BALLINGER
GETS A PROMOTION

John E Ballinger. OF the surface di-
vision. has been promoted 10 assistant
engineer in the surveyors Office al 81
Q day.
James L Pugh, assistant corporation
counsel at the Police Court. has re-
turned from his vacation
Maxwell Thomas Henry OhIe. o. Chief
Belts Office, Fire Department. has re-
turned from fishing trip at Deep
Hole, Va
Capt William Myers. of the executive
Office. has returned from q visit 10
Boston.
Chief Belt. of the Fire Department.
and his secretary, William O. EckStein.
viii leave October is. for Matthias Point
where for a brief time they viii en-
deavOr 10 forget the cares Of Official
life in hunting and fishing.
. Roscoe Lamb. Of the Assessors Office.
attended barbecue Wednesday night.
John NJ George. Of the Office of the
Corporation Counsel has returned from
visit 10 relatives in King George
county. Va
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SPENDING VACATION
VISITING FRIENDS

Miss Ethel NJ. Darby, Of the division
OF vital statistics, is spending a vaca-
ton in Baltimore. Nd, paying a visit
to relatives and friends.
Samuel w Wood, Of the division Of
vital statistics, is on leave of absence
for several DAYS
Miss Margaret Beatty, stenOgrapher
9nd confidential clerk to William NJ.
~teuart, chief statisticiau for manufac-
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Cient TO pay the expenses Of the dele
gates 70 the meeting. and also 20 In
sure the active participation Of the
United states in the work which II is
believed Will grow to be OF vast inter-
est and material benefit 10 The agri-
cultural interests Of the world.
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has Attracted considerable attention
ar. Chance declares that his hired boy
committed an objectionable error in
overlooking the berry at the annual
harvest time. and that he has given him
notice % md another Job.
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FITZGERALD HAD
FATHER AS GUEST

Thomas J. Fitzgerald, OF the appoint
ment division. had as a guest for sew
eraI days last week his father. who
came on from Beaver Meadows. Pa
to pay him visit of several days and
To see the city
Newton c. Adams. special agent of
the Bureau Of Labor. who has been
working in New York on the paDer. and
wood pulp investigation. has been at
the bureau for several days.
Edward 5. y. kuglen, a legal resident
of West Virginia. has been appointed
10 a position as messenger boy in the
appointment division at $3.50 per: ann,n,
He entered upon his duties "Wednesday
Thomas J. King, Of the disbursing Of
fee, has resigned his position to 60 to
the Interior Department at an advance
in salary.
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Commission TO the Bureau OF Corpora
tons.
Edgar Thomas, Of Georgia, mas been
appointed - position as elevator boy
at the Bureau Of Standards.
Charles +. Senser, who was appointed
from this city as a Chinese inspector in
the Immigration Service. has been
transferred from FL PasO, Tex, to Car
rizozo, New Mexico.
+. E Cady. assistant physicist at 81. 600
per aEnum in The Bureau Of Standards
has resigned his position
Samuel W Mason, Of the Bureau Of
Immigration. Will return to his desk to-
morrow after spending about two weeks
ginia.
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Joseph Stewart Inspecting
Pneumatic Tube Service in
Chicago With Committee.
MEYER IN SPEECH
TALKS OF FRANKLIN
Postmaster General Discusses Life
and Work of the First Head of
American Postal Service.

Second Assistant Postmaster General
Joseph Sewart left Washington Thurs
day afternoon for ten-day business
trip 20 Chicago, H.. ST. Louis, and
Kansas City, Mo.
He was accompanied TO the first two
cities by a subcommittee on the pneu-
matte tube service, for the purpose OF
looking into the condition OF the system
In those cities, and obtaining data upon
which 10 make detailed report later
TO Postmaster General Meyer. who de-
slres 10 extend greatly the pneumatic
service as last as possible. In Kansas
City. Mr.. Stewart VIII look into several
matters Of importance affecting the
transportation OF the mails by tl.e rail-
ways.
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WILLIAM E. RIDER
RETURNS TO WORK

William E. Rider. Of the printing d.
vision, Bureau Of the Second Assistant,
has returned from vacation of three
weeks
The following clerks In tie Bureau Of
the Second Assistant were granted
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Postmaster General Meyer. who made
an after-dinner talk az he banquet at
the BelievUe-Stratford. in PniIadelDbia.
on Wednesday night, given bv the
mayor and directors OF the city ia honor
OF the 18th anniversary Of the foIndius
OF Fhlladelphla. elected % taik~on Lhe
lie and character Of B=ni2miu Frank
lin, poet. printer. and philosopher
FRANKLIN, VINO. Ike Mr.. Neye.. was
born in Massachusetts. .yas the FIRST
Postmaster General which made the re-
marks OF the present Postmaster Gen
eral timely and Of special interest.
n o. Chance, auditor for the Post
occ Department has been wearing for
several Gays a solo bouJOnniere, q lone
strawberry that he discovered tucked
away beneath the dropping leaves IN
MS garden as he was preparing 10 put
the plants away for the winter. II Is q
large, rich. MISUNDERSTANDING berry. and
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TRANSFER is GIVEN
TO MESSENGER BOY

William Z. Forbes. messenger boy. has
been transferred from the Civil Service
Commission 10 the Bureau OF Corpora
tons
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Capt William Myers. Of the executive
Office. has returned from q visit 20
Boston.
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Emmons X Ellsworth. principal
auditor in the office of the dis5Ursins
officer. has been on leave Of absence for
the past week.
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William f. Worcester. who has been
doing field work in the West on the
electrical inquiry. has been assigned 70
new territory. including Essex. Hud-
son. Sussex. and Union counties y. J.,
and Greater New York