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BBureau Of Engraving andA
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was able TO resume mis- duties at the
bureau the past week
Miss Catherine N. Willis. of section
four, is taking a short vacation.
p. II. Rice, Of section four. is on
leave Of absence for two weeks. He
was in St. Paul to attend the Shriners'
conClave the past week, and will also
visit Atlantic City before returning.
Robert Davidson, of section four. has
been confined to his home by illness
for the past week.
John F. Perry and Frank NJ. Young.
chance men Of section four, have been
assigned to permanent presses. Mr..
Perry going TO section five, and Mr..
Young section ten
Miss Annie May Milton, OF section
eight is spending two weeks Of her
leave at LeOnardtOWn, Md, where she
is paying a visit 10 friends.
Miss Katherine E. McGraw. of section
four, has resigned her position.
Miss Helen NJ. Hesen. Of section one,
and Miss Julia w Miller, Of section
three. are spending a week at Miss
Hesen's summer home al Chesapeake
Beach.
Miss Ida c. Frederick, Of section six,
left the past week for her home IL
Front Royal, Va, where she expects 10
remain for month
Miss Margaret Riley and Miss Annie
Maloney. Of the numbering division.
have been spending several days at
LeOna1dtown, Md
Miss NIcCauley, clerk in section seven,
is visiting friends at Potomac, Md,
for week.
Samuel C. Bernard, of the power press
division. has returned from St Paul.
! Mimi, where ne attended the Snnners'
| conclave.
has been absent from work for the past
| ten days
Miss Minnie V. Burroughs. of section
/ four. is on vacation for week
=. Miss Madeline NJ. Hoppe. a former
employe Of the bureau. has been re-
| instated In section four after an ao-
! sence Of about .. year. having fully re-
/ gained her health
Miss Mabel Z. Robey. of section four,
! resigned her position last week.
Foreman William P. Challice. of sec
tion four. has been on vacation for
! several days.
/ r. l. Pyle, of the custodian's office
I has been on leave Of absence fer the
| past week.
! Foreman Patrick J. Sheehan. of the
| printing division, was on leave % alb
! sence for few days the past week.
J. F. Green. assistant paymaster, will
! be on annual vacation this week.
William Brearley, of section two, na'
resumed his work IN the bureau aftel
an illness Of two weeks.
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MISS MASTBROOK
BECOMES A BRIDE

Miss Annie NJ NIastbrook, one OF the
popular young women Of the number
ing division of the Bureau of Engrav-
and Printing. was married on Friday
last TO James NJ Barnard. superinten-
dent of second-class mail in the Wash
ington city postOffice, the wedding TAX
ing place quietly at Ellicott City, Nd.
The bride was handsomely gowned I'm
a blue Panama suit. with a point lace
waist, and wore hat and gloves to
match. The Rev. Vernon Ridgley, pas
tor of the Ellicott Methodist Episcopal
Church, officiated, the nuptlal knot be-
ing tied at the parsonage.
A jolly party OF young women from
the Bureau Of Engraving and Printing
enjoyed a trip TO Baltimore by water
the past week, and report a most en-
ioyable time Among those in the
party were Miss Belle Trouland, Of
section four. printing division: Miss
Gertrude NJ. McNally, of section eight;
Miss Alice A. Meyer. of section ten,
and Miss Ethel c. BUScher, Of the night
force.
The bureau continues to bc pressed
with work, the emergency currency
combining with the demand for other
securities to keep the force busy. Di-
rector Ralph has called for fifty addt-
the next two weeks.
Miss Ora T. Redd, Of the night force,
sustained a fracture of two ribs while
in a street car on her way home from
work one night the past week the con-
troller striking her in the side and
causing the injury. The accident was
said 70 be due TO the crowded condition
of the street car, a common defect at
quitting time with bureau cars
Mrs Helen Gardiner of the num-
bering division, who Is sick with pneu-
monia, remains quite i'll at her home.
Mrs. Mary Naughton, of the eXamin-
ing division, has been at home i'll for
the past week.
Miss Alice A Thurston Of the ex-
amining division. who was recently
married 10 c /. TopIey. of the surface
branch. has resigned her position.
Mrs. Blanche D. Senft. Of the mum
bering division. has moved TO her new
home on Monroe street.
Miss Jennie 1. Dugan. OF section four
has been granted leave of absence fol
Two weeks to go to New York wher.
she was called by the serious illness Of
relative.
William J. Wright Of section one. /,
spending a week Of his annual leave
at Atlantic City.
has been at home i'll, since April %
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Leonard c. Herr has completed his
field work in Baltimore, and entered
upon his new duties with the Forest
Service IN this city. Mr.. Herr is one of
the veteran census employees.
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TO PATENTS.

WARNING TO PARENTS.
The 0fIIE Conference appointed BY the
District Commissioners. IN view OF the
MANY DANGERS OF RAW MILK. has
recommended the home-pasteurtzing OF al
raw milk BY bringing It TO the boiling
uoir+ chen withdraw. cool and keep cold
until used
The Conference has thereby endorsed the
sdvics given BY this Society for a num-
Der Of years to
sCALD ALL MIX
for children
Parents are particularly warned agaius.
4ne erroneous opinion held by some that
nsSteurizinE Affects either the dlxestf-
hntty or the nutritive value OF the milk.
or that as a rule Il viii produce auy
rad Effects Whatsoever
SOCIETY FOR PREVENTION
OF SICKNESS.
4 BERINER. secreta1,
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It has been decided that the Inter
national Typographical Union conven-
ton party will leave the CITY for Boston
at 9 O'Clock a m on Thursday
August s. by special cars over the Bal
timOre and Ohio railroad. remaining in
New York until the next evening at 4,
when the party will go to Boston by
boat. On the return trip il is planned
to travel from Boston to Providence by
rail. from Providence 10 Baltimore by
water. ana from Bali more 10 Washing
ton BY rail
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Edward A. White. Of the s5undry divl-
sion, is taking annual leave. and will
spend part Of the time at Colonial
Beach.
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Miss Katherine Pollock has been de-
tailed from the division Of dead let
tiers to the Office Of the chief postonice
inspector.
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g. @. KOOnce. T. E McGrath, Gus
tave B. Diers. W. W. Stanford, John
E. Hogan. A. NJ. Willingham, Frank NJ
Thompson, and l. A. Wisener, Of the
mOnotype composing section, are among
those who commenced annual vacations
the past week
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Carlisle CrosIand, of the manufactures
division. has completed work on the
electrical inquiry In North Carolina,
and is now spending his annual vaca-
ton at his home in South Carolina.
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Census 0ureau
Tw0TGLII-N I4l11O-4&1

California for field duty. Mr.. Thomas
has been assigned 10 points in WILSON,
sin TO collect official statistics of cities.
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Miss Mile Parker, of the gold room.
bindery, has been excused from Office
the past week
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Joseph B. Dalton. assistant electrician.
has been granted leave for ten days to
enable him 10 do military duty with the
District Guard.
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Government Printing Office Council. Of
the National Union. will have it's an
nual outing at Great Falls on Tuesday
The entire day and evening will be
spent at this attractive spot by the
members OF the council and their
families. sweethearts. and friends.
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H c. Eddy. superintendent OF tbs
electrical department, has received nu-
merous congratulations on his appoint
ment as executive officer Of the street
railway commission While joining IN
the general well wishes. the Comuis-
sioners expressed their regret at losing
the services Of Mr.. Eddy. whom they
regard as a valuable Official
c. B. Hunt. engineer Of highways has
returned from a business visit TO New
York.
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dNeusmaG Gd5IfgaR Governmental Departments
84@ Postoffice e.

Of her vacation at Atlantic City with
her mother
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Frederick w. Follett. of the y" first
division, was summoned to Lincoln,
Neb-, on Tuesday by a message an
nOuncing the serious illness of his faith
er
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Word has been received in Washing
ton from W 3. Johnson, a former en-
ploye of the printery who left here a
year or two ago for the Union Printers
Home at Colorado Springs, and who
later went to Santa Fe. n NJ. that he
has recently been appointed as a special
agent Of the Government under the Gen
erai Land Office.
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Harry T. Dodge, son of Mai William
A. Dodge. OF the proof division. died a
few days since at his home at stanton
Va, in the thirty-fifth year of his age
He is survived by q wife and little
daughter.
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Mrs Flora S Kalk. of the division Of
rural delivery. is spending three weeks
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William G. COpIey has returned from
Iowa, where he was at work for some
time on the electrical inquiry.
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George T. Aldridge. one of the sur
Reon general catalogue experts of the
first division. was transferred to the
navy division on Wednesday.
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Miss Evelyn NJ. Hahn. Of the gold
room, left Thursday for vacation.
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Miss n. G. CIaggett, Miss H. Block.
Miss NJ. E Heffermau. and Miss A. NJ.
Wilson, Of the assortuE division. office
Of the auditor, are tab ng their vaca-
tions.
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itary duty with the naval battalion Of
the District National Guard aboard the
Yankee
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John ]. O'Brien. of the foundry divi-
sion made ? short visit to relatives in
New York city last week.
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Miss Annie Boarman. a former
clerk in the office of the superintendent
If documents. has received an appoint
ment in the Department of State
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The following employees of the limo
type division are taxing vacations: J.
NJ. Watson. James SprucebanlS, Daniel
Clark, Z. s. Hantzmon. r. c. Taylor,
T. ]. AHeger. c W. Ellis, and B. F.
Sauter.
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Miss Lydia Marshall. OF the executive
Office. Is spending a months vacation
with relatives in New Jersey
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Robert Barr, Of the engineer depart
ment, better known as Pop although
no longer classed as a youth. is one OF
the best athletes IN the District service.
Having graduated in baseball, Mr.. Barr
Is now turning his attention 10 the game
of cricket. Notwithstanding the inten-
sity OF the heat OF last Sunday, he
made a record in the game between the
washington and Baltimore cricket
clubs
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Harry F. Clark and C. V n. Bull
Tough, of the division of dead letters.
are among the number taking vaca-
tons.
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William d. Ferguson. Of the manusac-
lures division, will leave tomorrow 10
spend a month at his old home IN
Georgia.
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Philip s. Steele, OF the first division.
left Thursday Tor Bethany Beach, Del.
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A. H. Keim. Of the division of dead
letters, left Wednesday To- a vacation
Of three weeks at Portland. Me. and on
the Casco bay. the trip from Boston TO
be made by sea.
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George W. Crane. OF the disbursing
office. returned Tuesday from a trip OF
ten days 20 RehobOth Del
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Chief Disbursing Officer and Appoint
ment Clerk T. s. Merrill has about COM
pleted moving into his recent purchase
at Chevy Chase. an attractive bungalow.
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H. c. Schneider has been promoted
from skilled labOrer to inspector at $50
q year
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Chief Belt, Of the Fire Department:
William Ecksteir-. his secretary and J
Russell Young have returned from a
camping trip 10 the lower Potomac
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]. E. Nell. L. C. White, Howard Ed
monds, and J. W. Lyons. of the Bureau
Of the Second Assistant. are on leave
of absence
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The class taking instructions under
Hickman P. Childers, preparatory for
work in the field on financial statistics
of cities. are now undergoing final ex-
amInations and will start in a few days
for their new posts.
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James D. Troy. assistant engineer. has
been transferred 10 tn Department Of
Agriculture. where he iii have SINH
lar position.
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Waiter L. Evans. Of the linotype di-
vision. who left the past week for his
vacation. VIII spend the time among
friends in South Carolina.
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Miss Lola Tate, or the agriculture
division. is on a vacation. which she
is spending IN New England with
friends
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John Petar. Of the correspondence and
mail section Of the chief clerks division,
returned Wednesday from vacation Of
fifteen days
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Mrs. Virginia c. Childs. Of the manu-
features division, left Friday for a
months vacation. which she will spend
in the Adirondacks.
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R L RAY has been appointed inspsc-
tor IN the Water Department at 500
year
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Claude I. Crissey and Leroy Thomas.
OF The agriculture division. have gone on
q visit 70 New York and Boston. From
the latter point Mr. CrisSey will proceed
20 Portland. Ore, and later TO cities In
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Although there ale six elevators II
the new building, the service is little
better than in the old. due TO the fact
that the lifts are not yet in thorough
working order Commissioner West.
after giving the Commissioners ring
TO which the elevator man is supposed
10 respond with prOmptness and 0Is-
patch, remarked recently after an unac-
countsble wait, that the service called
20 mind tender memories OF the Oil
home II is eXPecteG that all the eIe-
waters VIII be in commission by the
first Of the week
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Edwin B. Henry and George Heisley.
Of the rural delivery division, have been
granted leave OF absence.
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Paul C Schulz. Of the foundry. has
been spending n few days at WiIkerson's
Landing. where his family is spending
the summer.
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division, has completed his Missouri as
signment on the electrical inquiry. and
has been assigned to new territory IN
Illinois.
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Miss L A Cartright, f the recording
division. office of the Iditor, returned
70 her desk Thursday, having recovered
from a ten-day Illness. the result of
falling down a fight Of stairs
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Henry Sandfords OF the manufactures
division, left Friday for a vacation Of
two weeks
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John Richie, clerk in the Office OF the
Inspector Of Buildings. has been pro-
NOTED from 5000 TO $1,000
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THREE FUNERALS
IN THREE DAYS
Captain Raymond Frequent
ly Called Upon to Attend
Burials of Comrades.

Cant W. H Raymond, Of the agn-
culture division, one of the boys" who
wore the blue during the great civil
conflict, was called on last week 10 at
tend three funerals of his former COM
redes in arms in as many days There
is hardly a week that Captain Raymond
- not called from his desk TO help pay
the last respects to some member OF
TIE fast vanishing army that went
forth IN the early sixties
The machine shop is being greatly en-
larged by a changing OF the partitions,
so that much of the space heretofore
occupied by the agriculture division IS
thrown into the machine shop The
bureau is perfecting numerous tabu-
lating machines and ether mechanical
devices for use in the next census, and
for this reason it was necessary TO pro-
eide additional floor space for the shop
The class taking instructions under
Hickman P. Childers. preparatory for
work in the field on financial statistics
of cities. are now undergoing final ex-
amlnations and will start in a few days
for their new posts
Hart Momsen. chief Of the aericul-
ture division, returned Tuesday from
New York city. where he spent several
days in the interest Of the bureau
T. G.. Mcconnell of the manufactures
division, who has been engaged on cleo
trical work in Illinois, has been granted
annual leave. which he is spending at
his home IN Indiana.
Mrs. Virginia c. Childs, OF the manu-
features division, left Friday for a
months vacation. which she will spend
in the Adirondacks.
William G. CopIey has returned from
Iowa, where he was at work for some
time on the electrical inquiry.
Chief Disbursing Officer and Appoint
Inent Clerk T. s. Merrill has about COM
pleted moving into his recent purchase
at Chevy Chase. an attractive bungalow.
Miss Lola Tate, or the agriculture
division. is on a vacation. which she
is spending IN New England with
friends
Claude l. Crissey and Leroy Thomas
OF The agriculture division. have gone on
q visit 70 New York and Boston. From
the latter point Mr. Crissey will proceed
10 Portland. Ore, and later TO cities in
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division. has completed work on the
electrical inquiry In North Carolina,
and is now spending his annual vaca-
ton at his home in South Carolina.
Joseph B. Dalton, assistant electrician.
has been granted leave for ten days TO
enable him 10 do military duty with the
District Guard.
John Petar. Of the correspondence and
mail section Of the chief clerks division,
returned Wednesday from a vacation of
fifteen days
J. Emerson Rose, OF the manufactures
division, has completed his Missouri as
signnent on the electrical inquiry. and
has been assigned to new territory IN
Illinois.
James z. Payne, Of the manufactures
division, left Thursday for vacation
of two weeks.
Henry sandford' OF the manufactures
division, left Friday for a vacation Of
/ two weeks
George W. Crane. OF the dIsbursing
office, returned Tuesday from a trip OF
| ten days 20 RehobOth. Del
William ID. Ferguson, Of the manuSac-
lures division, Will leave tomorrow 10
spend month at his old home IN
Georgia
Miss Carrie o. Jackson. OF tho manu-
features division, will leave tomorrow
for vacation Of a month TO be spent
In Maine, the trip being made by sea.
Miss Ellen Neale. OF the manufactures
division. sailed Thursday. from New
York city, on the French liner Bretagne,
for Havre- She will be abroad about
six weeks and will tour France, Switzer-
land, and Italy
John DAILY. Of the manufactures di-
vision. who was taken i'll while at work
on the electrical investigation in Il
linOis, returned 10 his desk on Monday.
Archibald B. Mckee. Of the agricul-
ture division. was on the sick list for
a few days last week.
Everett Spring, Of the manufactures
division. returned from field work in
| New York State Wednesday. He has
been granted leave Of absence until Au-
! gust l.
Morris J. Hole, Of the agriculture di-
vision. left Thursday 10 collect official
| statistics of cities at Albany, y. Y, and
| other places in that State.
LemueI A. Carruthers, of the agricul-
| ture division. left Tuesday fOr Akron
| Ohio. where he Will be engaged on field
J work for some time.
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Mrs. A. NJ. Clay. Of the division OF
rural delivery, has been granted leave
OF absence for ten days. and Miss Juliet
King, of the same division, leave for
fifteen days
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where he will join his wife and remain
for two weeks.
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E L. Howes, OF the job division, left
Friday for Woodstock. VT, where he
will be on a vacation for a month.
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James z. Payne, OF the manufactures
division, left Thursday for a vacation
of two weeks
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Edward Lipphard. Of the Office of the
superintendent OF documents, is on mil
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Miss Carrie o. Jackson. OF tho manu-
features division, will leave tomorrow
for a vacation of a month to be spent
In Maine, the trip being made by sea.
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George T. Chattaway. OF the foundry
division. is spending his vacation AZ
watering places IN the East. Mr.. Chat
taway is president OF the EIectrotypers'
Union.
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Albert B. O'Meara. Of the stampinS
division. bindery. IS absent from ofic,
on account Of illness.
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T. c. Mcconnell of the manufactures
division. who has been engaged on cleo
tricaI work in Illinois, has been granted
annual leave. which he is spending at
his home IN Indiana.
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Hart Momsen. cnief Of the aericul-
ture division, returned Tuesday from
New York city. where he spent several
days in the interest Of the bureau.
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Louis @ Wilson. OF the board Of as
sistart assessors. viii spend the frsc
week OF August at a house party in
Maryland.
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Zachariah Pickles, Of the watch force,
has returned 10 the department. having
recovered from his recent illness.
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William r Siackrille. who resigned a
clerkship IN the Bureau OF the Fourth
Assistant. left Friday for Chicago, H.,
where he Will join his wife Mr. and
Mrs Mackrine expect to travel for
year and then settle on a ranch in the
West. He recently sold his residence
in North Brightwood.