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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-01
STATE DEPARTMENT.

William Phillips, third assistant secre-
tary of state, with Mrs. Phillips, has
gone to North Beverly, Mass, to remain
until September.
Nelson Johnson, American vice consul
at Shanghai, who has been spending a
short leave of absence with his parents
near Brookland, will depart for his post
in few days.
Thomas Nelson Page, United States
ambassador to Italy. has been granted
leave of absence to visit the United
States, and is a passenger on the Impera-
tor, which sailed today. He will spend
some time in this city.
Robert Lansing. counselor Of the State
Department has resumed his duties al
the department, after four weeks vaca-
ton spent in fishing at WATERFOWL. N. Y
He was the guest of Gen. and Mrs. Johr
W. Foster, who have summer home or
Lake Erie near that town.
Calvin ]. Hitch, assistant to the CHIEF
of the Latin American bureau, and in
charge of Mexican affairs. has gone &c
his home in Atlanta. Ga. to take part il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-01
NAVY DEPARTMENT.

Rear Admiral Bradley A. F1slse. aid
for operations has gone to Newport, r.
l., to attend the sessions Of tho naval
general board during the month Of Au-
gust Capt. A. F. Fechteler. aid for IN
spections, win act also as aid for opera
tons during Admiral Fiskes absence.
Franklin D. Roosevelt, assistant secre-
tary Of the navy, who makes frequent
visits to his summer home in New York.
represented the government at the open
ing of the Cape Cod canal
Charles P1ozet Of the appointment dfvf-
sion, who is a member Of the Maryland
National Guard. is engaged In target
practice on the range near Baltimore.
C. E. Miller of the bureau Of supplies
and accounts has returned to work aftel
a vacation of two weeks.
| reau of supplies and accounts. has gone
| to Atlantic City for a vacation.
Charles W. Griffin has resigned from
the bureau of navigation to accept po.
sition in the bureau Of naturalization
Department Of Labor.
LOUIS T.. Johnson udS koIu1IAe0 " iAAs
desk in the bureau OF navigation after q
| two-week leave.
Waiter Kelley Of Philadelphia has beer
appointed copyist in the bureau Of navt-
cation.
| John Wilt clerk in the bureau Of navi-
CATION. who spent a couple of weeks In
Norfolk, returned with q large supply OF
crabs.
| L. N. Kimbel OF Danville. Pa, has beer
| appointed copyist in the bureau of navi-
| cation.
| Dr.. J. L. Spiegelblatt Of the bureau Of
supplies and accounts plans to spend his
coming vacation at Colonial Beach.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-01
NAVY YARD.

=. A. Baruch Of the accounting office
was back at his desk Monday. having re-
turned from Terre Haute. Ind, where he
and his comrades of the Knights OF
Pythi&s drill team were awarded third
prize in the convention contests.
George Holmes Of the west gun car
rage shop returned to work Monday
after a short vacation In the mountains
Of Virginia.
n. E. Refnburg of the sight shop and
Ralph Tucker of the secondary mount
shop have purchased canoe.
Charles suydan. inspector for a torpedo
company in Brooklyn. N. T., and former
ly a machinist in the navy yard, called
on his old shopmates Friday.
rage shop has returned to work after his
honeymoon in Atlantic City.
The furioughing of the employees Of the
forge shop is at an end. The last mer
on their furlough returned to work We'd
nesday.
Sylvester Martin left for Charlottes.
vile, Va. Monday. having been called
there on account Of the death Of his
sister.
Edward schoefleld win spend four day.
at Colchester Beach, Nd. having left
Friday.
Leofier, formerly manager Of the stee
plant lunchroom, Is now in charge OF the
lunchroom at the yard.
~ n p,,,,aa ~ tho o1onn3p, dana RI,
ment left today for ffteen-day vaca'
ton, visiting different parts Of Penn
sylvania-
spend ten days with his relatives in New
Jersey.
R B. Thomasson Of the sight shop wa
injured Tuesday while lifting the chuck
Of his lathe.
Bernard Adler Of the breech mechanism
shop Is on a six-day vacation at Colonial
Beach.
B. Dement, of the cartridge case foun-
dry is enjoying a vacation Of seven days
shop started on his trip through Mary
land last Sunday.
Harry De Vail. formerly Of the Yves.
gun carriage shop. was down to vist,
his old friends Monday.
The Navy Yard Band will furnish TIT
| music today for the mothers and chill.
dren at Camp Good Will. The committee
| in charge consists Of Messrs. Schreves
| chairman: Blankenship, Sheehan, Shep.
ard and lie Iaurin.
William Hartranft Of the planning de-
partment left Tuesday for Pennsylvania
where he will spend two weeks witt
relatives.
William Broder4c1s Of the cartridge CASE
shop is spending the week end at Colo
| NAL Beach.
| W. A. Adams Of the breech mechanism
shop is spending tho week end at Colo
| NAL Beach.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-01
= INMo GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS d l

and from his work daily. inasmuch as he
Is unable to take any leave at this time.
He believes, however. that the country
air at night and in the early mornings,
mixed with tennis and plenty of fresh
fruit and vegetables picked from the or.
chard and garden, will act as good SUBJ
stitute for vacation.
There are wanderlusters in the Treas.
ury Department. One. the oldest clerk
in the office of the auditor for the war
Department. walked twenty-three miles
on his eighty-second birthday recently.
Twenty OF the young women engaged IN
the division Of card punching left for
various points last Monday for a three.
week vacation. a like number returned
to duty on the same day after three-
week outing
F. ]. WEIGH Of the division of postmass
ters' accounts has been kept busy receiv-
ing congratulations from his fellow
clerks on his seventy-fourth birthday am
niversary. which was celebrated Sunday
last.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-01
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

Secretary Lane was at Essex. ". Y,S
the past week. Essex is on Lake Chann-
plain. The Secretary returned TO tho
city yesterday.
Judge l. C. Parker, chief clerk Of tho
department, who was elected president
of the Indian Society this spring. Is busy
these days locating all Hoosiers In the
plete list of all Indianans in the govern
ment departments and out before the
start of activities in the fall.
Adolph C Miller, assistant to the Sec.
rotary, chairman of the government ex-
hibit board for the Panama-Pacific board
and newly appointed member of the fed
eral reserve board, returned to the city
this week after trip to Chicago.
A government building at the EXPOSE
connection with the construction of the
building the question arises: Can the
building be put up in time? 1t is also
pointed out by those interested that the
government exhibit will need approx
mately $4,000 square feet of space, and
the new building will not contain half
that space. probably.
A series of movies" is being made
under direction of Miss Clemert of
the Red Cross Society of the activities
CT that organization for exhibition at
the Panama-Pacific exposition The
films will be elaborate and show every
phase of the Red Cross work, it is
stated.
George w. Evans, disbursirg officer
of the department. is spending the
month Of August in and around
Gloucester. Mass.
John H. Schaffhausen of the chief
clerks office is spending a few weeks
on his farm in New Jersey.
Amos Hadley, clerk In charge of sup
plies, returned to the office Monday
after vacation of several weeks.
Thomas J. Taylor is expected back
TO the department most any day now
from Fort Jones. Cal.
reau of mines are absent from the de.
rartment on annual leave: Robert
Back, chemist; Joseph P. Bader, chem.
list: John G. Fairchild. chemist; Der:
the division of publications.: Ernest d,
Leff1ngweu Of the office OF the assists
ant director, William F. Marsh. clery
In the division of publications: Harry
srt q. wiley. clerk in tho division q
publications.
William R. Marshall. consulting engines
nual vacation.
Laurence F. schmeckebisr, clerk IN
charge of publications.. also left today ID
his vacation.
Joseph H .Schafrhausen. clerk IN the
office of the Secretary, started on hid
vacation Tuesday.
Miss Johanna Bresnahan, in charge o.
the telephone operators Of the Interior
Department, is to take her annual leave
August 6.
Edward B. Fox Of the finance division
returned to the office Monday after a va
cation of ten days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-01
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

Colonial Beach was the recreation
resort chosen by Walter B. sherwood.
clerk In the Office of personnel OF the
revenue cutter service. for his vacation
MI. Isherwood has Just returned from
his annual leave.
W. B. Fitzpatrick private secretary to
Assistant Secretary Byron r. Newton
Of the Treasury Department. has re-
turned from flve-thousand- mile fed
eral building site selecting trip He
has been as far north as Saranac lake,
New York, and as far south as Georgia
and Alabama In New York he looked
over offered sites at Saranac and Hoosic
Falls. site for the West Point-Lenett
post Office building. on the Georgia-Ala-
bama state line. was the one purpose
of his southern itinerary
Miss Agnes Holland Of the office OF
the chief clerk Of the Treasury Depart
ment will spend her vacation at PEN
Mar, Pa Miss Holland left today for a
s+ov of several weeks in the Keystone
state.
Charles S. Hamlin, assistant secre-
tary Of the Treasury and member
designate of the federal reserve board.
was one Of the speakers at the opening
ra~eant that marked the opening cere-
monies passed by the home of Mr..
Hamlin on Buzzards bay. The assist
ant secretary of the Treasury was in
visit to his home. and leaving here the
next day. He Is expected back in WASH
ington Monday.
J. X. White, assistant chief Of the
division Of postmasters' accounts, is so
1ourning at Atlantic City for two weeks.
c. H. Putnam Of the asserting machine
force has been granted an extension OF
leave for the remainder Of the week to
round out his stay at the capital city Of
Massachusetts.
William B. Lamb. who holds the record
for longevity In the auditors office and
gained distinction as a professional ball
player In the early days Of the game.
took his usual annual vacation OF Al of
a day Saturday, July 25.
DR.. Hugh B. Callahan has resigned his
position as auditing clerk in the division
Of postmasters' accounts to engage IN the
practice Of dentistry.
J. H. wygant IL spending the current
month renewing home ties In Missouri
and Iowa
James K. Dawes OF the postal savings
division is spending a months vacation
in Maine.
Miss Pearl Peticolas of the division of
postmaster accounts is spending
month at the seaside.
W. N. Thompson. confidential clerk to
Assistant Secretary Charles S. Hamlin.
with his wife and baby boy, will spend
the month of August at the country
home Of Mrs. Thompson's parents,
Springfield. Md. Mr.. Thompson will be
q commuter during the month, going to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-01
several days ago to visit relatives and
Holmes expects to reach there tomorrow
| and will remain twenty days.

several days ago to visit relatives and
Holmes expects to reach there tomorrow
and will remain twenty days.
n. R Lohman, a member Of Capt
Beck's command, has been granted q leave
Of absence for twenty days. He L. going
to take his family to the vicinity of
Lynchburg, Va. to visit relatives.
L c. Davis, patrolman in the first
precinct, is spending a week in Mary
land.
Private J. W. McDaniels, who has a
record of about twenty years continuous
service in the first precinct, has gone to
his former home In Charles county. Nd.
for two weeks taking his family with
him. The old homestead is not far from
Marshall Hall.
Policeman Bosier Castle Of the second
precinct is spending a week at Virginia
Beach A daily dip in the brfny deep is
part of his program
G. n. Spring, member OF the second
precinct command, lie visiting relatives
near Rockville.
W. F. Holmes, eighth precinct was
summoned to his former home at Rem
ington. Va. this week because Of the
death Of his mother. He will return to
duty early next week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-01
WAR DEPARTMENT.

Brig. Cen William Crozier who has re-
Gently returned to his duties in the War,
Department as chief OF ordnance after a
severe and long illness. expects to leave
Washington in few days on trip Of in
spection of arsenals and ordnance depots
along the northern borders.
Brig. Gen. Frank Mcintyre. chief Of
the insular bureau. spends the week ends
at Chesapeake City, on the Elkton river,
where his family is duartered for the
| summer.
Col Edward Burr. assistant to the chief
of engineers at the War Department, who
has been to Washington on business per-
tanning to the improvement Of Gray's har-
Dor. has returned to this city. He is IN
der orders to go to the Philippines for a
tour Of duty.
Maj. William J. Barden. Corps Of Engf-
neers recently on duty at the Army War
College, has gone to Galveston, Tex, on
will relieve Lieut.. Col. c. A. F. F1agler,
who is ordered to this city for duty as
an instructor at the Army War College.
Lieut. Col Edgar Jadwin. assistant to
the chief Of engineers. has resumed his
duties at the department after q business
trip to New York city.
Gen. William L. Marshall. the army
engineer attached to the United States
reclamation service. with station at Yuma,
Ariz-. has left this city with his fam
| lily for Berlin. n. H, to spend the sum-
mer.
William F. Pack former governor Of
the mountain province in the Philip
| ton of grape fruit in the Isle Of Pines.
| Cuba, is in this city visiting on his
way to his Cuban plantation. He and
Mrs. Pack have just returned from a
tour of Europe.
John c. Leonard. formerly a teacher
in the Philippines. has been transferred
\ to clerkship in the office of the civil
| service commission in this city.
| P. D. Thompson of the Philippine GUS
| toms service. Hiram r. Reed of the
Agricultural Department and Miss c.
Amy Jackson. Miss May II. Young and
W. ]. Cushman Of the educational
bureau of the Philippines are visiting
friends in this city on leave Of absence.
Brig. Gen. Albert L. Mills. chief Of
the militia division Of the War Depart
ment. and Mrs. Mills will leave New
| York next Friday for a six-week visit
to England, Ireland and Scotland.
George G. McFadden Of the secretary's
office has returned from a trip to At
lantic City.
George W. Graves of the mail and
record division is i'll with malaria
fever at his home near Great Falls
Joshua T. Smith of the mail and record
division has gone to Maine on leave OF
absence.
Mrs. Mary L. Jones Of the telephone
exchange spent a portion Of her vaca.
ton at Chesapeake Beach.
! caoroa p TavIor cbiaF of the a.
| counts division. is spending his vaca
ton on automobile trips in Maryland
and adjacent stahes.
Walter E. Howard of the mail ant
| record division is on a vacation trip tt
New York and Atlantic City.
} Sylvester II. Epps, formerly at tn.
Army War College, has been appointed
as an assistant messenger in the Office
of the Secretary Of War.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-01
DISTRICT BUILDING.

Melvin c. Hazen, surveyor of the Dis
trict OF Columbia, spent Wednesday and
Thursday at Manassas Va, directing the
nineteenth annual Manassas horse show,
Of which he is president.
F. W. Stoever. craftsman in the water
department, resigned Wednesday to ac-
cept similar position with the valuation
board of the public utilities commission
r. F. Robertson of New York has been
appointed stenographer in the water
department.
Anton Karl of the surveyors office re-
turned this week from vacation spent
at Aurora, W. Va.
T. o. Beckett. clerk in the purchasing
office, is back at his desk after a months
visit to relatives in the mountains OF
Vermont.
John A. Jarboe W. A. williams and
E. A. Dent of the surveyors office were
granted brief leaves of absence during
the week. Jack Armstrong of the same
office is weekending at Bay Shore Park,
near Baltimore.
Tom T. Tyler, a graduate of Technical
High School. has been appointed a drafts
man in the water department.
Thomas J. Fisher of the electrical de-
partment was the guest of Melvin c
Hazen at the Manassas horse show
Thursday.
Commissioner Frederick L. Siddons well
coined the United States League Of Local
Building and Loan Associations at the
opening of its convention In the Raleigh
Hotel Monday.
Miss Marion Ferguson, clerk In the of.
fee of the corporation counsel, and Miss
May Roper OF the Fairgrounds depart
ment. will leave Monday for visit to
Prof. and Mrs. A. L. Thompson at Cor
nell University. Ithaca, n. Y.
Carl A. Mapes. chief clerk of the cor
poration counsel's Office. who has been
spending his honeymoon in Michigan. is
expected to resume his duties at the Dis
trict building Monday.
r D. Breen, inspector in the electrical
department. viii leave Monday for an
extended vacation.
Mrs. Conrad II. Syme. wife of tho
corporation counsel. and son Leander.
left Wednesday for a visit to Mrs Syme's
parents. DR.. and Mrs. NJ L. Forsythe in
Mr.. and Mrs. Syme. Sam, is already visit
ing his grandparents.
Mrs. Florence Hickerson. stenosrapher
in the office of the corporation counsel,
will take a months vacation. beginning
Monday.
Roger J. whiteford. assistant corpora
tJ.t udIsel, made an automobile trip to
the home of his parents In Whiteford.
Md, this week.
Miss Blanche Miller, stenographer IN
the office of Corporation Counsel Syme.
spent last Saturday at Chesapeake Beach,
Her mother and sister Eva leave today
for a three-week visit to relatives and
friends in the Shenandoah valley.