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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-09

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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-09

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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-08-09

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vas brought beicrs q, 4
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-25

flee for week ended Wednesday, have
been announced as follows:
Appointments-Miss Harriet Eagan,
charwoman.
Observation-Disclosures P. Rowell.
compositor. resigned; Frank A. Will
liams. emergency boilermaker, re-
signed: John F. Stowell. stockkeeper,
resigned: James P. Junghans. messen-
ger boy.
Transfers. etc.-James L. Austin.
section. to maker-up. so cents per
hour, hand section; Charles OConnell.
reviser, IS cents per hour. Library
printing section. to deskman. 20 cents
per hour: Harry w. Schwarz. skilled
iaborer. 25 cents per hour, office Of
foreman of binding. to messenger. %
cents per hour. office of foreman of
printing; Edgar p. Wheatley. mes
senger boy, Office foreman of printing,
to messenger, boy; linotype section on;
division. to skilled laborer. foundry
section; Thomas ]. Corwin. Oscar W.
Larman and John d. Metz. jr.. COM
positors, monotype section, to linotype
section; Sidney J. Marshall and Charles
H Lisner, compositors. job section, to
Howard C. Slater. skilled laborers,
pamphlet binding section, to linotype
section: Levi Brown, Pinckney c. Hill
ton and Charles B. Huse, monotype
keyboard operators. so cents per hour,
monotype section, to compositors. SO
cents per hour. monotype section; Jesse
NJ Patterson, helper. IS cents per hour,
Job section, to helper. IS cents per
hour, plate vault section; Carson H.
Hof, skilled laborer. hand section. 10
ruling and sewing section, to state,
War and Navy printing branch section;
Samuel r. Williams, unskilled laborer,
buildings division, to press division.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-25
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

The following changes in personnel
in the Department of the Interior have
been announced:
Probationary appointments: General
land office-Frank ]. McSherry, Ari-
IONA. 500 month. Geological sur
vey-Raymond F. Baker, Connecticut,
$50 a month; William S. w. Kew, Cali
fornia, $S5 a month.
Temporary appointments: Office OF
the Secretary-Mordecai Harris, Mary
land, fireman. $72O. General land Of
fee, Miss Grace L. Forsythe, District
of Columbia, $720. Reclamation serv-
ice-Ernest o. Croker, District of Co
lumbia, craftsman, SO per diem when
actually employed; Paul NJ. Hunt. Dis
trict Of Columbia, craftsman. So per
diem when actually employed: Miss
Hannah ]. Hanway, District of Column
bia, under clerk, So per diem when ac-
tually employed.
Reinstatement: General land office
Alexander Schlegel. Idaho. $1.40O.
Promotions: General land Office
Thomas B. Tuohy, Pennsylvania, $720,
to 5000; Louis E. Hoffman. New York.
$500. to packer. $72O.
RESERVATIONS: Office of the Secretary
Thomas J. Hebron, District of CO.
lumbia. Pension ofi1ce-Correl e.
Brooks, District of Columbia. Geo
logical survey-Victor H. Barnett. In
diana. Bureau of mines-Clyde L.
Backenstos, Pennsylvania. Reclama-
ton service-Frank H. Derby, Mon
tana; Miles E. Bailey. Pennsylvania; ;
Miss Nina M. Williamson, California.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-25
AGRICULTURAL DEPT.

James q. SHIRLEY, executive officer of
the insecticide and fungicide board, re-
turned to his desk Monday. after two
week vacation spent with his family at
Wildwood, n. J.
Leon Estabrook. chief of the bureau
of crop estimates, returned to the de-
partment Monday. following a vacation
spent on his farm in Maryland.
Lewis A. Primer has been transferred
from the War Department to the bu-
reau of crop estimates, beginning his
new work last Monday.
Miss Sallie F. Clover of the bureau of
crop estimates was on annual leave of
absence July 1921.
Mrs. NJ. F. Stafford of the bureau of
crop estimates was on leave July 21-24.
A. F. Kruger. secretary to Mr.. Esta-
brook, is taking extended leave of alb
sence on visit to his home in st. Louis.
He will return to the department Au-
gust 9.
Mrs. J. B. Withers of the bureau of
crop estimates left Washington Friday
on a trip to the PanamaPacif1c EXPOSE
ton.
Miss ]. ]. Shake of the bureau of
crop estimates went to Atlantic City
last week -end. She will return to the
Office tomorrow.
H. NJ. Bostwick of the bureau of crop
estimates spent the week in New York
city.
Miss L. Gillingham spent the week at
her home in Virginia.
J.R. cohran left Monday for two
week stay at Atlantic City.
C. H. Cross of the division of animal
husbandry of the bureau of animal in
dustry left Washington during the
week for months stay in New Hamp-
shire.
DR.. NJ. Dorset. chief of the biochemic
division of the bureau of animal indus
try. returned to the Office Wednesday.
after a trip to Terra Alta, w. Va.
H. B. PETERS. clerk in the division
Of animal husbandry, spent the week
in Philadelphia and Harrisburg, doing
the settlement of foOt-and-mouth cpl
zootic accounts.
Chemist w. d. Lynch of the insecti-
eide and fungicide board returned to
the Office during the week from two
week stay in Boston.
Lawrence w. Moore of the division of
publica lions left Monday on vacation.
Samuel Scher of the division of pub
locations left the department Monday
on leave of absence extending through
August 1.
Benjamin D. Stallings, assistant chief
Of the division of publications, left the
Office Wednesday to spend ten days at
Atlantic City.
Mrs. Minnie Vrooman of the division
Of publications begins her annual leave
of absence tomorrow.
Miss Martha B. Wesley has resigned
from her position in the division of
publications to take a position with
the Chicago Office of the bureau of for
eign and domestic commerce of the De-
partment of Commerce. Miss Wesley
is a native of Illinois.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-25
PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE.

Changes of duties and stations of
commissioned and other officers of the
public health service for the seven
days ended July II are as follows:
Surgeon p NJ Darlington, ten days
leave from July 20.
Surgeon L. L. Williams. fifteen days
leave from July Is.
Surgeon c. Fl. Gardner, one month
and ten days leave from July %.
Surgeon E. X. Sprague, one months
leave from August /.
Surgeon w. w. King, one months
leave from September 3.
Surgeon j. w. Schereschewsky, re-
lieved at Hygienic Laboratory. and to
proceed to Pittsburgh, Pa, to assume
charge of the marine hospital, and es-
tablish headquarters for field investi-
cations of industrial hygiene.
Surgeon George w. Mccoy. two
months leave from July /. {
Passed Assistant Surgeon II. B.
Ebert one months leave from July %.
Passed Assistant Surgeon w. II.
Frost. to proceed to Trenton. N. j.,
and other points in the eastern states
where sanitary Investigations of
watersheds of navigable rivers are
now being conducted.
Passed Assistant Surgeon J. r. Hur-
ley. fourteen days leave from Au-
gust ..
Acting Assistant Surgeon Wyatt
Barnes, three days leave from July 4.
Acting Assistant Surgeon Lea Hume,
four days leave from July Z.
Acting Assistant Surgeon ]. N.
Jackson, five days leave from July 81.
Pharmacist Ralph E. Knouse. to re-
port to the chairman of board of
commissioned medical officers at the
marine hospital office. Galveston. Tex.
July 26. for examination to determine
fitness for promotion to grade OF
Pharmacist Claude H. Parker. to re-
port to the chairman of a board of
commissioned medical officers at the
marine hospital, st. Louis. Mo-. July
20, for examination to determine fit
ness for promotion to grade of phar-
macist Of the second class.
Pharmacist Clyde Ritter, to report
to the chairman OF a board of com
missioned medical officers at HYGIENE
Laboratory, Washington. D. c., July
&c. for examination to determine fit
ness for promotion to grade of pharma-
cist of the second class.
Sanitary Engineer H. r. crohurst
on request Of the state board Of health th
Point, N. c., for the purpose of advis-
ing the city authorities in regard to
| improvements in the methods Of sew
age disposal.
Boards of commissioned medical
officers convened to meet Monday. July
%. for examination of certain pharma-
cists to determine their fitness for pro-
motion to pharmacists of the second
class, as follows:
Marine hospital. st. Louis, Mo-, detail
for the ,board-Surgeon NJ. ]. White.
| chairman; Assistant Surgeon H. c.
Cody. recorder.
Hygienic Laboratory, Washington,
D. c., detail for the board-Surgeon
NJ. W. Glover, chairman: Passed AS
sistant Surgeon H. E. Hasseltine,
recorder.
Old post office building. Galveston,
Tex. detail for the board-Surgeon
r. l. Wilson, chairman; Assistant Sur
geon Don c. Sutton. recorder.
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appointed attendant July II, and assigned
to the Richardson group
Miss Eva F. Jones, attendant in the
female service at the asylum, was re-
Gently married to Chancellor N. Sullivan
of the Richardson group. They will re-
main in the service of the Government
Hospital
Julius r. Royal of the District Of Co
lumbia received an appointment at the
hospital July II as attendant. He was
detailed to the receiving service.
Jack Spaulding. former captain of the
hospital base ball team, has been re-
leased by Manager Addison and will play
with the Drillery team in the Potomac
League.
All of the games scheduled to be
played by the hospital team last week
were postponed on account of rain.
Charles o. Laing. charge nurse at the
institution. is on his annual vacation.
Miss Rosa R. Curtis of Virginia was
appointed attendant at the hospital
July 10.
Miss Ruth A. Seaton of Virginia was
appointed July 20 as attendant.
Charles E. Inscoe. an attendant. is TAX
ing two weeks vacation, July Is to
July 80.
Charles W. Pilkerton, an attendant.
has returned to the hospital from
weeks leave of absence.
Louis K Mattingly of Maryland re-
ceived an appointment as attendant at
the hospital July 20, and has been de-
tailed to the receiving service.
The resignation rendered by Mrs
ION -. dn
tached service, was accented July Is.
Miss Blythe L. weirch of Virginia
resigned July Is.
Miss Agnes L. Russell. charge nurse
at the hospital. is taking two weeks
vacation, July Is to July 81.
Others taking part of their annual
leave at the institution are: Walter
H. White. charge attendant. July 16 to
81; Joseph r. White. charge attendant,
July 16 to 81: Edwin S. Cooksey.
Heflin, attendant, July 16 to 80; James
c. Coppage, attendant, July 16 to 30;
Miss Lena r. Shelton, charge nurse.
July is to August L; Miss Laura Linn
ing. attendant, July Is to July 80: Mrs
Margaret D. Treakles. charge nurse.
attendant. July II to 81. Miss Bessie
Harrell, attendant. July II to 80; Mrs.
Carrie e. Heflin. charge nurse, July II
to &c; w. B. Treakle, charge nurse.
July 10 to August 1 Francis c. Higdon,
attendant, July - to August 2.
The following employees of the hos
pital have resigned: Miss Nettie E. 1.
Hardesty, attendant in the female serv-
ice, left the asylum July Is: Stanley
J. Winstead, attendant in Richardson
group, July II; Walter W. Weis. at
tendant in receiving service. July 10.
and Melvin w. Cogan, attendant in
same department, July 90
William c. Johnson. attendant in the
Richardson group, has left the hospital
for an indefinite period on account Of
i'll health.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-25
WAR DEPARTMENT.

Secretary Garrison and Secretary
Daniels have accepted invitations to
address the Southern Commercial Con-
gress at it's annual meeting in Decem-
Der at Charleston, S. c.
Walter G. Pedigo, private secretary
to the Secretary of War, has been con-
fined to his home by illness for several
days, and Adolfe Amende is acting as
private secretary.
Timothy j. Hart of the Office of the
Secretary of War is on an automobile
trip to Piney Point. Md.
Frank NJ. Hoadley of the Office of the
chief clerk is acting as chief clerk OF
the War Department in the temporary
absence of John c. Scofeld, who Is
away on his vacation.
Walter Taylor of Secretary Garrison's
office is spending his vacation in Vtr-
ginia.
Albert S. Johnston. jr.. of Union.
W. Va, is among the candidates ap-
West Point Military Academy for the
year 1915.
The resignation of Lieut.. Col. Horney
promotes Maj. Samuel Hof, ordnance
department. on duty at the Springfield
armory. Maj Hofs promotion leaves
but six permanent majors in the ord
nance department. Maj. Hof was grad
uated from West Point in 1894, being
assigned as a second lieutenant to the
9Th Cavalry. He was an instructor OF
law and history at West Point from
August. 1897. until May ~. 1898. and
then served as adjutant of that insti-
tuition until June in that year. when
he Joined his troop at Tampa. He was
appointed a first lieutenant of ordnance
In October. 1898; was promoted to cap
tain in 1908. and to major in 1907.
Col. John Biddle. Corps Of Engineers.
and Capt Bernard Enochs. 9th In
fantry. who have just returned from
Austria. where they observed the OPP
erations of the Austrian army. are at
the Army and Navy Club.
Col. Grote Hutcheson of the cavalry.
who has been stationed at Fort Ethan
Allen. VT, Is in this city on his way
to the Philippines for duty. He 10 at
the Powhatan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-25
GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL.

DR.. William F. Rice. junior assistant
physician at the hospital, has resigned
and has entered the Walter Reed Hos
pital as assistant surgeon. He will re-
main at that institution unil he Army
Medical School opens in the fall, when he
will enroll as student
Frazier White, assistant storekeeper at
the asylum, and also president Of the
hospital base ball team. returned to the
institution last Wednesday from his vaca-
ton, spent in Atlantic City.
Dr. Joseph Garriss. staff physician at
the hospital, returned from three weeks
leave last Tuesday. While away Dr.
Garriss topk the examination for surgeon
in the army.
There was a special meeting called by
the Potomac League last Friday night to
arrange a schedule for the playing Off of
postponed ball games which have occurred
this season. The asylum team has had
four postponed games SO far this year.
Dr. Addison has signed up four men {:
Biedler, Miller, Hefiin and Maxley Hud-
son. With this quartet he expects to ma
terially strengthen his team.
John T. Goldsmith of Maryland has
been appointed attendant at the hospital
and detailed to the receiving service.
Raymond L. Grady, Of Maryland was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-25

Thomas Hinckley. second secretary
at Vienna, has been transferred to
Madrid. and Sheldon L. Crosby. second
secretary at Madrid, has been trans
ferred to Vienna.
Meredith A O'Neill of the State De-
partment and Benjamin F. Davis of
Washington, D. c.. are to sail in few
days for Vienna, where they have been
appointed clerks at the embassy.
John w. Belt. secretary to Consul
Washington for few. days.
Willing Spencer, secretary of lega
tion at Panama, was in Washington
early in the week and has gone to New
York to spend his vacation.
John F. Martin. jr.,- of Jacksonville.
Fla. has been appointed a clerk in the
United States embassy at Santiago.
Chile. He sailed from New York yes
terday for his post.
Hallett Johnson, secretary of the
United States legation at Santiago,
Chile, sailed from New York for his
post yesterday.
Ambassador Fletcher of Chile, who
has been in this city on leave, sailed
from New York yesterday for San
tiago.
Clinton r. Whitney is acting chief clerk
of the State Department in the absence of
Ben G.. Davis. who is making special
inspection of the department exhibit
at the Panama-Pacif1c exposition.
E. c. Sweet, one of the confidential
clerks of the Secretary Of State, who
has been visiting the San Francisco
exposition, is on his way back to
Washington to resume his duties at
the department..
With the departure from New York
yesterday of William Warfeld. son
of the president of Lafayette College,
the trio of special assistants sent to
aid Ambassador Marye at Petrograd
are all en- route to their posts. While
they are not assigned by the depart
ment to that work, it is probable the
three new attaches of the embassy will
be used by Mr.. Marye to inspect the
prison camps in Russia where German
and Austrian soldiers and civilians are
confined At the suggestion of the
United States the Russian government
recently agreed to this inspection in
behalf of her enemies, similar work
being done by American officials in the
other belligerent countries. Mr.. War
field is the only one of the three not
already in the diplomatic service.
Frederick A. Sterling, second secretary
at the Picking legation. and w. P. Cres-
son. formerly attached to the legation
at Panama. already are on their way
several languages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-25
DISTRICT BUILDING.

Thomas Claffey. secretary to Commits
sioner Newman. has been in northern
New Jersey for week
J. L. Martip, clerk to the superintend-
ent of the District building, is on
leave.
Asa E. Phillips. superintendent of
sewers. has gone to Gloucester, Mass.
for few weeks vacation.
n E. Murray of the watch force, left
the city for vacation last week.
Capt. Julian Schley, assistant engi-
neer Commissioner, will be acting Com
missioner this week, owing to the alb.
sence from the city of Commissioner
KutZ.
George Wilson. secretary of the board
of charities, is in California.
John NJ. Ward. superintendent of the
District building, was called into serv-
ice by the public utilities commission
last week He is an expert on office ap-
planes. and his services were required
to appraise the value OF the ONCE fur-
niture and fixtures of several public
utilities corporations.
Can't. La Roche of the watch force, re-
turned from a vacation in Virginia last
week.
CHRISTOPHER Armat, assistant engi-
neer in the suburban roads division, will
motor to Atlantic City this week.
C. B. Rafter Of the sewer department
drafting force has resigned from the
District service.
P. H. Skinner of the surveyors Of
fee. sprained his ankle last week and
was confined to his home for several
days.
Arthur Farnham of the surveyors Of
flee has been drawing and painting
landscapes in the region near Lake
Seneca, N. Y.
De Witt c. Smith of the clerical force
of the public utilities commission
spent last week in Smithburg. Md.
w. J. Forsythe of the field party serv-
ice of the surface division is spending
the week end at Ocean City. Md.
W. w. Curtiss, assistant engineer.
engineer department, has charge OF
the resurfacing of 7th street north.
west, which is one of the most impor-
tant and most popular street improve
ments made in several years.
Anton Karl Of the surveyors once
has returned to the District building
after q month at Aurora, w. Va n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-25
CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY.

Miss S. E. Meyer of the printing press
room at the library will leave tomor-
row for a two weeks visit to the home
of her parents, in Harrisburg, Pa.
T. Mangan, employed on the engineer
force at the library, Is on two weeks
vacation.
c. B. TitIow. chief engineer of the
library, left last Thursday to join a
Back river, Md. He will report for
work tomorrow morning.
Benjamin T. McConohie. member OF
the watch force, returned to. the II.
brary last Monday after a severe spell
of sickness The last week OF his
leave was spent with his brother, VINO
has a farm in Berry Hill minerai
springs, Va, and the climate there did
much to restore his health, he claims
James H Brodnax, chief of the print
ing division, has gone with his family
to Capt May, N. j., on a two-week va
cation.
William G. Glenn of the printing divi-
sion returned to the library last Mon
day, after a weeks leave of absence.
While away Mr.. Glenn buried his
brother, who died suddenly in this
city the early part of this month.
r. C. Lohmeyer, foreman of the bind
cry. returned to the library last We'd
nesday from his vacation, which was
spent with his family at North Chesa-
peake Beach.
Mrs. Amelia Hutchinson and her
daughter will leave this city tomorrow
for three weeks vacation, which Will
be spent in the hills of West Virginia.
Mrs. Hutchinson is employed on the
bindery force at the library.
John H. Hayes of the bindery will
take two weeks leave, beginning to-
morrow.
er at the library, is back at his duties,
after a twelve-day vacation spent at
Colonial Beach.
CIV. Haynes of the mail division was
absent from the Office last Wednesday,
DIR. A. B. Bennett is still confined to
his home through sickness. but Is re-
ported to be improving and expects to
return soon to his desk In the disburS-
ing Office at the library.
]. r. Allen, an employe of the mail
division, who has been on leave for two
weeks visiting friends in New York
city, returned to the Office last Monday.
Wilson Harvey of the bindery has
go to Ocean City, Md. where several
members of his family are spending
their vacation.
George A. Johnson returned to the
bindery last Tuesday from two-week
vacation to Pen-Mar, Pa.
Fred c. Chase. compositor in the
printing division, was away from the
Office last week owing to sickness.
Elevator Conductor H. c. Cook. who
has been on eight days leave, will re-
turn to the library tomorrow.
Charles OConnell of the printing di-
vision has been promoted from reviser
at 65 cents per hour to deskman at 10
cents per hour.
]. H. Williams of the proofreadins
room at the library spent a weekend
at Colonial Beach with his wife last
week.
Horace V. Bisbee. linotype operator
in the printing division. has returned to
the library, after spending two weeks
leave at Braddock Heights, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-25

Miss s. E. Meyer of the printing press
room at the library will leave tomor-
row for a two weeks visit to the home
of her parents, in Harrisburg, Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-25

John T. O'Hara is acting assistant
foreman in the press division during
the absence of John P. Kahler. on mill
tary duty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-25

William F. Council of the document
(hand) section has returned from q
vacation spent on the eastern shore Of
MARYLAND
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-25

Fred J. Marnlee of the linotype Sec
ton has been confined to his home on
account of illness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-25

c. ]. Duffy of the specifications di-
vision is spending a twenty-five day
vacation at Colonial Beach.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-25

George Oyster is among those who
have been granted leave of absence in
the watch section.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-25

c. NJ Sizer of the document (hand)
section returned Friday from two
week outing with his family at Co
lonia1 Beach.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-25

Miss C.. NJ. Fleming of the proofroom
began her annual leave Thursday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-25

T. Mangan, employed on the engineer
force at the library. Is on two weeks
vacation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-25

Herbert NJ. Taylor and Frank c. Coli
willie of the electrical section began
their annual vacations Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-25

George G. Wilson. assistant foreman
in the document (hand) section. is on
military duty with the LIST Battery.
Field Artillery, N. G. D. c., at Toby
hanna, Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-25

Appointments. separations. transfers,
etc, In the government printing Of