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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-12

ErnestO Nelson. special commissioner
OF education from the Argentine Re
public, called on Secretary OF Asrl-
culture Wilson Friday. Mr.. Nelson is
illness OF two weeks at the home OF
her parents m Baltimore.
Two employees of the miscellaneous
division have died within the last week,
Miss Mary J. O'Leary and Miss Ellen
Lynch. Both were popular employees
and leave many frieds 10 mourn their
deaths.
Miss Elizabeth Clement. assistant
superintendent of the numbering dl-
vision is on leave of absence for two
months
John c. Drewett Of the numbering di-
vision. is at the bedside of his mother
denly called by her critical illness
Superintendent William II. Peck. Of
section three, is confined 10 his home by
an attack Of the grip.
John r. Conway of section six. print
ing division, who has been seriously
III at Providence Hospital for a nUmebr
of weeks, has left the hospital.
Miss Nellie Y. Chambers. of section
six. printing division has returned to
duty after an Illness Of about two
months.
George Lowe, Of section threee. print
ing division, is incapcitated for dirty
by rheumatism.
Superintendent Patrick J. Sheehan,
has been transferred from the night
10 tho day force.
Miss Alice NJ. Nipple, the efficient mes
senger Of section six, printing division
is on the sick list
Miss Zoa z. Hogarty, of section three,
printing division has been promoted
TO the examining division.
Miss Elizabeth NJ Sweeney, of the
trimming room, has gone to ler home
in Pennsylvania to recuperate.
Miss Alma F Roseh, of the power
press room. has been promoted to the
examining division.
Miss Janet L. Heflin of the eXamin-
ing division, has ben transferred from
the night TO the day force.
Miss Pauline Reahl Of the misceIane-
Gus division spent last week at her
home at Londaover, Nd
Miss Annie f. Deahl, of the miseel-
laneous division. was away from the
ofrice last week because of the illness
Of her mother,
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W imam \. HdpItEtll, tTlil.n@l IAultldl
work West Virginia. and William p.
Billings. criminal judicial work, In
diana.
Charles II. Wright, of tie agriculture
division, who has been detained at home
for some time by tho Illness of his wife
and mother-in-law. has the sympathy
OF his friends in the death of the latter.
Mrs Rose \. Wheclan, which occurred
at $50 f street January T.
The following promotions have been
announced Mrs. Elizabeth r. Murray,
geographic division. from $1,000 10 81
200, Lewis Merriam. division Of revision
and results. from $500 to 81 400 and
Miss Hattie A. Johnson, division of
manufactures, from $1,000 20 $500 per
annum-
NJ Carl Judd and Werner Gibson
have been appointed clerks at $1,000 per
aunum. and Emmett NJ Osborn has
been appointed fireman at $40 per an
mum.
Mrs. Jeanette Davis. Of the chief
clerks division, has resigned TO take a
position in the Bureau Of Statistics
II. II. Clark who has been collecting
criminal judicial statistics at Norfolk
\ de- 4tttl lirh 10 HIS AsSh IN lllt dEIl-
culture division Monday morning
Morris J. Hole. of the agriculture di-
vision. returned Monday from Troy. y
Y. where ne has been engaged collect
ing official statistics
John II. Harrison. who has been doing
criminal judicial work in Tennessee. has
been transferred 10 Arkansas for work
in connection with the report on re-
ligious bodies.
Bowen CTandaII. who has been in Hi
uOis for some time on field duty. re-
turned 10 his desk in the agriculture
division Monday
Miss Lillian A. Din has been rein
stated as a clerk at $1,000 per annum.
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BENEFIT SOCIETY
ELECTS OFFICERS
President Hanson J. De Pue,
Reelected. Names Former
Auditors.

At the annual meeting of the Census
Bureau Beneficial Association the fol-
lowing officers were elected:
President. Major Hanson D. De Puei
vice president. William a. Hathaway
secretary. George W. McMorris, treas
urer. story B. Ladd, directors Charles
H Becker. Arthur T.. Seymour, William
J. Rarrows. William y. Ordway and
Mrs Clara H. Summers
President DE Pue has announced the
reappointmeut of the following audit
ors. Col William S Stanley, Edmund
Schreiner and clyde d. Williams. Dur
ing the year which has been banner
one for the association. III new members
Joined. bringing the total membership
10 433. There were three deaths-AIiss
Nellie G. Brown. q. a. Whitaker and
John H Brown There have been but
six deaths since the association was or
gauiZed five years ago.
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INF FORMATION OFFICE
FOR IMMIGRANTS
Assistant Chief of Informal
ton Goes to Arrange
Quarters.

Z. A. DOnahoe assistant chief of the
division OF information or the Bureau of
immigration and Naturalization, is in
New York city for the purpose OF ar
ranging for the quarters for the branch
Office that tho division is preparing to
establish there for the distribution Of
literature to immigrants. Mr.. Donahoe
viii also go 10 Boston while away for
the purpose Of investigating the various
free employment agencies, and to OBJ
serve their methods OF operation. The
division has had a greet deal of cor
respOHdenCe with these agencies since IL
was established, and it is desired To get
line on how they 40 business.
Harry s Venn, Of the Bureau or Cor
porations. who died on Friday OF last
week at Garfield Hospital following an
operation for appendicitis. was an ap-
pOintee from the State Of West Fir-
ginia. Mr. Venn was a scholar and
very proficient clerk. He was q graduate
of Oxford Mr.. Vsnn IS survived by his
wife, whom he married about one year
ago.
5. s. Kallisher, of the Bureau of Cor
porations, was called 20 Chicago on
Sunday last by message announcing
the sudden death of his brother.
+. IT. LaTned. assistant commissioner
general of immigration and natuIaiza-
ton, was i'm Baltimore Thursday and
Friday IN official business.
Bert Byers. assistant messenger In
the office of the chief clerk has been
transferred to the Bureau of ImmIgTa-
ton and Naturalization and promoted To
a position as copyist al 500 per an
num-
James d. HOpp. of this city. VINO has
been located at Niagara Fails as an in
spectOr IN the immigration service. has
had his official station changed 10 Bal
timOre-
Matthew &. Thompson. Of Oklahoma.
has been appointed TO a position as
clerk at $500 per annUm in the Bureau
OF Corporations.
Ben L. Fuller of the District of Co
lUmbia. has been appointed TO posi-
ton as COpyist at $500 per duuum in the
Bureau Of Statistics.
Frederick l. Roberts. of the Bureau
nj Manufactures. Ias bCt- promoted
from $3.50 10 $1,000 per annu-n.
Hardee Wyatt. OF New Mexico. has
been appointed "A special agent al Sl,0J0
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THEATER PARTY
SEES GLORIA"
Twenty-eight Young Ladies
of Numbering Division
Make Up Crowd.

A theater party from the Bureau Of
Engraving and Printing, composed OF
twenty-eight young ladies of the num-
bering division, saw Julia MarloTe IN
Gloria at the BelascO Theater Friday
ufght. Following the play the entire
party had supper at i2Vorite cafe,
and a most enjoyable evening spent.
Mrs. Susanna II. Witham. of the
numbering division, is in New Jersey
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Baseball Gossip Begins;
Fans Show Much Enthusiasm

Although the baseball season is sew
eral months away. the District build
ing fans are already considering the
material that is TO represent Iaem dur
iuE the coming summer Whether a
District Building League VIII be formed
as was the case sst summer, or whether
there will be "a Commissioners team as
a part Of "a Departmental League. is
a question yet to be determined Ralph
Pratt. secretary TO Comm issioner West
and an authority on Dis riot baseball
matters. now has the question under
consideration.
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The following clerks who are doing
turn 30 Washington on the completion
Of their present assignments: George c.
Bryant, criminal judicial work, Illinois;
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8f8ondN euv and ca Government Department.
6zD@ POstOffice s.

trict of Columbia, has announced his
candidacy for reelection. Mr.. Camp
has done much 10 build up the league
since he has been at its head, and il
is thought ne viii be honOred by a re-
election without opposition.
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Government Printing OffiCe8
rtstated and assigned to a position in
he linotype section

irtstated and assigned to a position in
the linotype section.
George r. Boone. assistant foreman Of
the first division, is confined to mis- room
with severe case Of the grip.
Miss Mile Parker. Miss annie F.
EunyaH, james. t. Mcdonald and OIL
Yer Thompson, OF the biudery. are ON
the sick list.
Peter n McCalIum. OF the FIRST di-
vision, has the sympathy of his of7ce
friends ln tine loss OF one or his twins.
who Died on Sunday. Burial Tuesday.
Lawrence I. DuIin. George &. schur-
lock, pressmeu, and Miss Firgie john
son. Mrs. Mary a. B0ngley and Mrs.
Kate 81. Dausch, press feeders have
oeeh transferred to the night press di-
vision.
John F. Eysan, stockkeeper. electrical
division, has returned 30 duty after an
absence Of ten days OCcasi0ued by the
death Of mis- father.
Joseph w Gillespie. watchmau. has
returned TO duty after being III with the
grip.
Miss Bertha L Dana. gold worker, has
been transferred to the night force.
turned to Office after ten-day siege
OF the grip.
Mrs. Mary A. P-ether of the bindery,
Is detained at home by the grip.
Clay Dent Chun1. messenger. Offices
superintendent If CGcumeHts. who was
III with tine grip tor a week. has re-
turned 10 duty
Felix McGl0in. for riany years con-
Eected with the fo.dug room, who was
stricken with paralysis on his way home
Just before the new year, is confined ID
Providence Hospital, where his condition
Is reported improved
George Smith. Of shipping section,
office of superintendent of documents,
viii return TO Office tomorrow after 4
TWO weeks vacation
John B. Conner. Of the bfndery. IS
numbered among the grip victims Of
the Office.
Arthur T. Bloomer, Of the proof room,
who Is confined at Sibley Hospital IS
reported 10 be improving.
Ignatius L. stormont has been APP
pointed 10 q position in the press room.
Lehigh N. Switzerland has been re-
instated as helper in the press room
MSS SADIE j. I-EuDr mas been ID
pointed 10 a position in the night press
room.
Mrs. Ella I. Dant and Miss n Nahoa
have been transferred from the night 10
The day press room. Mrs Anna n.
Cline, Eugene r. Dawson, Miss Eleano-
Rowan, and Edward Herbert have
been transferred from the day TO the
night press room.
Public Printer StilIngs spent the past
week IN New York city on matters con-
nacted with the office
Miss Helen c. SiIimau. chief OF the
catalogue division. office superintendent
OF documents las been advanced from
$3.50 TO 81 go per anuum.
Hugh p. Griffin, of the first division,
has been transferred from the night 10
The day side, owing 10 the bad condition
OF his eyes.
Mrs. Ella N FitzhUgh has been given
a temporary appointment in the press
room.
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Otto Amman, of the recording divi-
sion, Office of the auditor, who has been
at his old home in Texas, where he was
married. has returned to Washington.
He paid visit to the department
Thursday and was warmly cOngratu-
lated by his fellow-clerks.
Mrs. ~ NIcMahon. Of the asserting
division, Office Of the auditor whose
mother died n few days ago. has been
on leave Of absence the past week.
Miss Augusta, springsguth. of the di-
vision of finance, has returned 70 Ger
desk after an absence Of ten days,
caused by an attack Of the grip
Miss NJ T. Mitchell, OF the asserting
division office Of the auditor. who has
been at the Bedside Of her mother for
some time. will return TO duty in q few
days. her mother having died last Sat
urday at the family residence, 2SI -
street northwest
George Z. Shaw. assistant supcrinten-
dent OF the building. has returned to
duty after an illness with the grip.
II. s. Delaplaue, Of the asserting divi-
sion, has returned to duty after a week
illness with the grip
Miss Anna A. Tin, OF the asserting
division, has been promoted from $3.50
ID SIZG per auuum.
Assistant Superintendent +. T. Bush
nell. OF the division Of salaries and al
llwauCes, returned To his desk Monday
after an absence OF one week occa-
stoned by an attack OF the grip, the
longest time he has been away from
duty On account OF Illness in the last
fifteen years
The sick list i'm the asserting division.
office of the auditor. contains the names
of Miss A. Sauerdeld, Mrs. NJ. T..
Daugherty Mrs F. Foley. Miss ]. A.
Robertson, Miss n Kearney, and Miss
NJ T. Sullivan.
Mrs s. w Willard. of the office OF the
auditor. has been transferred from the
asserting TO the inspecting division Miss
NJ A. Skinner has been transferred from
the asserting 20 the checking division
Miss 7. J Munger, of the asserting
division, returned to duty Thursday
after an Illness OF ten days.
Miss y. l. CdVanaugh, of the assert
ing division. is at her post OF duty after
suffering with the grip
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-12

Miss Mary A. HartweH, section chief,
catalogue division, office superintendent
of documents, has. returned from a six
weeks trip abroad, made primarily for
TIE benefit OF her health. The tTiD in
Guiding q visit 20 Rome and Naples and
various other points in Italy.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-12

Airs. Mary z. OReilly, who has re-
Gently been employed in the Forest
Service, has been certified. 20 the office
as clerk and assigned 20 the audit
o-NlsIou- She was formerly employed
lE the office iu a temporary capacity.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-12

Clarence ". Hogarth. of the bindery.
sustained a painful injury last week
His hand got caught i'm a case-makfney
machine and one Of his finger nails
was torn of DR.. Bush dressed the in
lured member
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Notes and PerosnaIs.

Amos q Hunt. John H. Hooper. -t1j
VIII l.. MauOcks. linotype operators,
have been promoted 20 positions as
proofreaders. Hush Everett, Charles II.
Gardner, and William :. Schinuercr,
linotype operators. have BEEN advanced
10 positions as copy men and maAer-up.
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Section Chiefs Edward II. Brian. Ar
thur l. Longpre, Dennis 4. Manson
and John l. WTenn, or the electrical
division. have been advanced from S450
to $3.50 uer dayH
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-12

The following Dressmen' and press
feeders have been appointed TO positions
in the press room John l.. Moore, John
l.. PenrOse. Miss Claudia c. Anderson,
Miss Martha J.. Sweeney, Miss Lucy
Rupp, Mrs Anna +. Ball. Mrs. Mary Z.
Cesdon, Mrs Jennie Leavey, Joseph
Harrigan. and William ID. Foss.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-12

Howard HoUnSs, who has charge of
the Congressional Record mailing sec
u0n- Office superintendent OF docu-
Htnts. has been promoted from s. 20
60 $3.50 per auuum.
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Alrs Ella n FitzhUgh has been given
a temporary appointment in the press
room.
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Robert WeidHch, of the State OF
Washington. has been appointed clerk,
and assigned TO The supply division.
Tor the last Two years he has been
employed as a natchman AT the War
Department. Previously he was in the
army t. twelve years He takes the
desk formerly run by l.. II. Steely-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-12

Miss Ruth AtwateT. clerk in the let
tiers and files section, office superinten-
dent or documents, has been promoted
from SEQ 20 $500 per annum
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-12
MEYER IS GUEST
At SIBLET DINNER
Officials and Members of
Congress Meet at Will
lard Hotel.

Former Representative SibIey's dinner
Tuesday night AT the New Willard 10
introduce Postmaster General Meyer
was one of the most enjoyable affairs
Of the season Il was the first time in
the history OF the department that the
officials and the members of the House
and Senate Committees on POstOmces
and Postroads have been brought face
10 face I'm social Intercourse and per
mitted TO exchange ideas on postal mat
ters around the festive board.
Besides Postmaster General Meyer
the department was represented by NJ.
o. Chance, George c. Thomson, r. p.
Goodwin, L. II. Hitchcock. c. y. Grand
held. Bayard Wyman, G. NJ. Waters,
James r. McCleary-, john ". HOilyday,
Alexander Grant. \. NJ. Brooks. John
A. Homes. William e. Cochran, +. +.
Mcmillan, A. l.. LawshC. Arthur NJ.
TEayers. g. Howard Ruckcr, p. V. De
Graw. Charles a. Conrad, William r.,
Spilman, Richard p. Covert, and James
=. Young.
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Hugh p Griffin, of the first division.
has been transferred from the night 10
the day side owing 10 the bad condition
Of his eyes.
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John r. Eysan, stOckkeepcr. electrical
division, has returned 10 duty after an
absence Of ten days OCcasi0ued by the
death Of his father.
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Harry Bradley, who formerly worked
in The old fUst division. returned TO
Washington Tuesday, and has been re-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-12

Assistant Chief Clerk Thomson Is
making arrangements TO organize q ten
mis- league among the department en-
plOyes for the coming season. that is
designed to divide honors with the de-
partmental baseball league. Mr., Thorn
sen VIII in few days send out notices
To tennis players in the various depart
ments. calling for a meeting, at which
it is intended arrangements shall be
made to put the tennis league in opera
ton.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-12
PLENTIFUL
IN OFFICE RANKS
Relief Association Pays
$40 Benefits First
Week of Year.

A gOod index TO the great amount Of
illness prevailing in the office ranks is
the records Of the Government Printing
ONCE Relief Association. which paid
out in benefits for the first week in
January $40. Other sick benefit assO-
Citations in the Office have also been
severely taxed. but the amounts are not
as large as in the case of the above
named association. which is one Of the
largest and pest institutions IN the Of
flee.
The public printer of Japan. accom-
panied by the chief of the bureau OF
engraving and printing of Japan, made
an inspection of the office Thursday.
They were conducted to all parts OF the
building and shown the various inn
proved mechanical devices and the
methods OF manufacture employed in
this country. which proved 10 be Of
sreai interest 10 them.
The following clerks have been ceTti-
fed for temporary duty by the Civil
Service Commission and assigned TO the
bookkeeping section, office superinter-
dent of documents under Section Chief
w 4. Pollard Mrs. Clara Nice. Grove,
Mrs Lizzie r. Eaton. Miss Lila NJ
Gillespie, Miss Lillian JilIson, and Miss
Isabel Rhoda Capeu
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Kenny Proctor. star player OF the
Commissioners team Of 1872. recently
called upon G. b. Hunt. Engineer of
Highways. 81. whose office DE was form
erIy employed. Mr.. Proctor was. a victim
Of the Terra Gotta wreck. as a result Of
which he was SO seriously injured that
IL is probable that he viii never ap-
pear again upon the diamond
He resigned from the District service
In December, 1903, 10 accept the position
Of superintendent Of the asphalt works
Of Detroit, Mich.
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Joseph w Gillespie. WatChmau. has
returned TO duty after being ID with the
grip.
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ARGENTINE AGENT
CALLS ON WILSON
Interested ir Portable Agri-
cultural Schools and
Other Methods.

Ernesto Nelson. special commissioner
of education from the Argentine Re
public, called on Secretary OF Asrl-
culture Wilson Friday. Mr.. Nelson is
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-12

Miss Helen c. SilIimau. chief OF the
catalogue division. office superintendent
OF documents. las been advanced from
1880 10 81, 630 per anuUm.
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Miss Mile Parker, Miss annie F.
RunyaH, james. t. Mcdonald. and OH
Yer Thompson, OF the biudery, are ON
the sick list.
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Schools and Colleges.
IA

The new law passed by Congress
forbidding railroad operators working
more than nine hours a day has
created a demand for about 10000
more telegraph operators than can now
be secured. Railroad wires are cut
INTO the IelngranLE Dan.rImanr q
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George r. Boone. assistant foreman Of
the trst division, IS confined to mis- room
with 4 severe case OF the l-rir,
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Felix MCGlOin for rany years con-
Eected with the fo.dng room, who was
stricken with paralysis on his way home
just before the new year, is confined %
Providence Hospital, where his condition
Is reported improved.
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lock. pressmen. and Miss Vircie John
son. Mrs. Mary s. Bouglcy and Mrs.
Kate 81. Dausch, press feeders have
Deen transferred TO the night press d.
vision.
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Peter II. McCallUm. OF the FIRST di-
vision, has the sympathy of his ONCE
friends in the loss or one or his twins,
who Died on Sunday. Burial Tuesday.
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George Smith. Of shipping section
office Of superintendent Of documents.
viii return To Office tomorrow after
two weeks vacation
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John B. Conner. Of the biudery. IS
numbered among the grip victims Of
the Office
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Mrs. Mary A. P-ather. of the bindery,
Is detained at home by the grip.
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Miss Bertha l. Dana. gold worker, has
been Transferred % the night force.
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Third Assistant Postmaster General
A. j. Lawshe is at his old home. Con
verse. Ind. where he was called We'd
nesday afternoon by d message an
uouncing the critical condition OF his
brother. who has been III Tor some
time.
Alexander Grant, superintendent Of the
railway mail service. LETT Wednesday
for a business trip to Cleveland ONO,
and Detroit. Mich.
\. IL. Baldwin. of the division OF sal
aries and allowances. was in Boston
and New York city the past week on
official business. At the latter place
he Joined Assistant Superintendent
George Wood. who spent the latter part
of the week in New York.
Van A Zahu. clerk i'm the recording
division. office of the auditor. has been
detailed 10 the Office of the Life-Saying
Service where he viii probably bee given
a permanent transfer later at "a large
increase in salary.
Henry NJ Camp, of the division of
salaries and allowances, who is serving
his first term as president of the League
or Republican state Clubs of the Dis
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Census 0Ureau.
r-RX--I I-3K-l lD70-8a

William a. Hablitzeu, criminal judicial
work, West Virginia. and William p.
Billings, criminal judicial work, In
diana.
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Public Printer SulIngs spent the past
week in New York city on matters con-
uected with the office