Evening star., 1914-07-25
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

Albert E. Fisher. Postmaster Praeser' S
secretary, has gone to Boston for a
two-week vacation.
John {. koons, superintendent OF the
division of salaries and allowances, has
taken possession of his new official quar-
ters in the southwest corner of the fourth
floof.
Harry y. HeacocS of the city post of
fee married Miss Susan b. Haycock at
Lynchburg, Va, Wednesday. The young
couple will be at home to their friends at
1860 o street northwest after August 10.
Mrs. Heacock is sister of w. II. Hay
cock. superintendent of delivery in the
city post office. in whose office her hus-
band is 4 clerk.
C. c. Hawbaker of the postal savings
sy stem has been granted a leave from
July 81 to August 20: T.. Bostroem of the
money order division. from July % to Au-
gust ~; J. II. Hoffman. division of reg
istered mails, from August l to August
10 to August ~.
Miss Lizzie l.. Wilson. division Of post
masters appointments. will leave August
) for Il fourweek vacation
a. Z. O'Leary of the postal savings
system has been granted a vacation from
July "A to August 81.
Lieut. Walter B. White of the District
of Columbia National Guard will accom-
pany his company to Virginia Beach ror
its annual maneuvers.
Harvey A. LovejOy. assistant to the
chief clerk of the third assistant postmas-
ter general. spent last Sunday at Allan
tic City. Mr.. Lovejoy has a record in the
department for not taking the annual
leave allowed him by law.
Frank r. Beckley, stenographer to the
first assistant postmaster general, has
gone to his home in Pennsylvania for
vacation until August %.
Joseph Arne of the postal savings
system has been granted vacation
from August l to 81
Miss Sallie J. Nicholson. division OF
finance, has been granted leave for the
first three weeks in August.
William H. II. Shelley of the chief
post office inspectors Office has been
granted leave of absence from July
2S to August %.
John T. Quinn of the division of
salaries and allowances will leave Au-
gust l for a vacation until August ~,
and Leslie a. Lyies of the first assistant
postmaster generals office has been
granted leave for the same period.
Miss Mary V. Dempsey, an examiner
in the Office of the auditor for the Post
Office Department. resigned at the
close of business July 20 to accept a
position as temporary agent in the
childrens bureau. Department of Labor
Besides the transfer of Miss +. B.
Buckingham to the bureau of internal
revenue. the following transfers were
made: Miss Mary T, Wolfe, to revenue
cutter service: Miss Lucy c. Fowble, to
internal revenue bureau: Miss Eliza
beth Buckley, to the office of the super
vising architect: John F. Logue, to in
ternal revenue bureau, and William |.
Daniel and A. A. SyphaX to the bu-
reau Of engraving and printing.
Benjamin W. Holman left the Goth
for three-week visit to friends in
Illinois.
Miss A. 2. Kidder, division of post
masters accounts, with her invalid sis
ter. Is spending a months vacation at
the old homestead in BainbridSe, n. Y
John +. Duggan. the local baritone,
will return tomorrow from a months
vacation in New York city.
John NJ. Yule, division of postal saw
lngs accounts. has left on an extended
leave for the maritime provinces of
Canada.
Daniel \. Logan, Charles A. Stroh,
Fred =. Blackburn. James A. Parker
and Thomas NJ. wilkins, messenger
boys, have received congratulations on
their promotions, effective July 16.