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WAR DEPARTMENT.

Secretary Garrison. who has been at
seabright. N. J.. for ten days past. is
expected to resume his duties at the
War Department early this week.
During his absence Assistant Secretary
Breckenridge has been in charge.
Among the candidates for admission
to the United States Military Academy
in 1919 are Robert w Waller of Sails
wood. Va: James ?: Jervey, jr. talter-
mattel. of Norfolk. Va. and Martin H.
Grove (alternate) of Salem. Va.
John c. scofleld, chief clerk of the
War Department who spent his vaca-
ton of West Point. N Y, with Mrs.
scof1eld and daughter. has resumed
his duties at the department.
Walter c. Pedigo, private secretary
to the Secretary of War, who has been
i'll for several weeks, has been called
to Roanoke, Va. by the Illness Of his
mother.
Cen Tasker n. Bliss is acting chief
of staff of the army in the absence of
Gen. Scott. who Is on a diplomatic mis-
sion to Mexico.
Col. John Biddle, Corps Of Engineers.
who recently returned to this country
from Vienna, Austria. has been as
signed to temporary duty in the office
of the chief OF engineers at the War
Department.
Maj. F. F. Russell of the Medical
Corps. on duty on the Panama canal,
is at the Cosmos Club on leave Of alb
sence.
Maj. T. A. Cheney, Corps Of Engi-
neers. has reported here for duty at
the Army War College.
Capt e. q. ovenshine, 2sth Infantry,
is at 1916 21st street, on leave of alb
sence.
Maj. c. s. Farnsworth. 18th Infantry;
Maj ]. A Shipton, Coast Artillery
Corps. and Capt. A. r. Schlanser of the
Medical Corps are visiting this city.
The length of their stay is indefinite.
The Secretary of War has accepted
the resignation of Maj. MILFORD j,
until November !. A similar course
accepting the resignation three months
hence-will be followed in the case of
Capt: Walter M, Wilhelm. In addition.
resignation OF First Lieut. John J.
Thomas, c. A.. who was relieved from
the Ordnance Corps June 20. and would
have been re-detailed. Counting Lieut..
Ordnance Corps. will have lost nine
officers since March Is. Two other
officers resigned last week, Capt. Lau-
rance Angel Of the Porto Rico Regi-
ment. and Second Lieut.. Frank H.
Moody. goth Infantry. on duty in the
Canal Zone This makes nineteen
designations accepted thus far in 1915,
with three pending, as against thirty
two in all Of 1914 and twenty two
in 1913
George W. Potter Of the secretary's
office Is at Colonial Beach with the
District militia.
Frank Bourn of the supply division
returned Thursday from short leave
of absence.
Changes In the ONCE Of the superin-
tendent of the State. War and Navy
building are announced as follows:
Mary, L. Evans of the District of Co
lumbia appointed charwoman, at $240;
Elizabeth Quander of this city trans
ferred as charwoman, at .s24o. from
office: Harriet Egan Of this city. char
woman. at $40. transferred to a sim
liar position in the government print
ing office.
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DEPARTMENT. OF LABOR.

Secretary Wilson has returned to
the department from his trip to the
San Francisco exposition to attend the
labor and immigration conferences
held there.
r. F. Baker of the law and corre-
spondence division and F. Bradshaw,
Olmsted of the mails and files division.
bureau OF naturalization. are spending
their vacations out of the city.
D. T. Copenhafer, law and CORE
spondence division of the bureau OF
naturalization, has resumed his du-
ties after spending his vacation at his
old home, in Pennsylvania.
E. B. Doran Of the mails and files d.
vision, bureau Of naturalization, has
returned from his vacation.
files division. bureau Of naturalization.
has gone to his old home, in Ohio. for
q visit and rest.
w. A. Kiefer of the accounts division,
bureau of naturalization, has returned
from his leave Of absence.
D. A. Darroch. F. T. Horner and H.
W. Barnum of the law and correspond
ence division of the bureau of natu-
City for the week end.
L. L. Nettleton of the law and corre-
spondence division, bureau of natural
ization, has left for Pennsylvania and
Virginia points for two-week alb
sence.
Andrew Jordan and A. w. Davis of
the mails and files division. bureau of
naturalization, have returned from
their vacations.
e. c. Wood of the law and CORE
spondence division. bureau of natura-
ization. who spent his vacation at Nj
agara Falls, Buffalo and in Canada,
has returned to his desk.
vision, bureau Of naturalization, is at
his old home, in northern New York,
on annual leave.
spondence division, bureau Of natural
ization, has left for the Catskill noun
tainS.
l.. H. Van Kirk of the accounts d.
vision. bureau of naturalization, has
left to spend his vacation in Pennsyl-
vania.
r. D. Beard of the division of infor-
nation. bureau Of immigration, has
returned to his dest after an extended
leave, which he spent in Minneapolis.
C.. A. Solomon has returned to his
desk in the law division, bureau Of
immigration, after one months leave
Of absence.
Gail T. Judd of the mail and files d.
vision, who is member of the District
National Guard, left last week to take
part in the annual encampment of this
organization. which is being held at
Colonial Beach this year.
w. w. Wagner of the correspondence
division, bureau of immigration, was
granted about two weeks annual leave,
most Of which he will spend at Atlantic
City, N. j.
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CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY.

Hugh Reid. reviser in the printing d.
vision of the library, returned to the
Office Thursday from nine days vaca-
ton at Chesapeake Beach.
Jack Williams. proofreader in the
printing division. will report for work
tomorrow from his vacation extending
over two weeks.
John r. Connery has been detailed to
the library printing division as limo
type operator.
George W. Haynes of the mail d.
vision was away from the library part
of last week, owing to sickness.
Thomas ]. Gaffney, Of the bindery d.
vision Of the library, left the office yes
terday and will be away about three
weeks. He will first go to Philadel-
phia, where he will Join a party Of
friends for a ten-day trip to Atlantic
City.
Mrs MARY A. wayson. employed on
| the bfhdery force of the library, is
| taking three weeks vacation begin
ming yesterday. Mrs. Wayson has not
yet decided whether she will visit
friends out of the city or remain at
home.
With his wife. Jacob Cozlin of the
bindery left this city yesterday for
their annual vacation at Atlantic City
and Brighton Beach.
Tasker p. Polk returned to the Ii
brary yesterday from eight days leav.s
of absence.
Charles O'Connell. deskman in the
printing division, left yesterday for two
weeks vacation in Philadelphia.
John n. Hogan. compositor. was de-
tailed to the printing division OF the
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BUREAU OF ENGRAVING
AND PRINTING.

Those taking a portion Of their an
nual leave in the stamp perforating
division Of the bureau are Misses Ella
nora Arender, Lulu German, Helen
Gleason, Cora Wise, Anna Bell, Mary
Booker. Mary Deutsch. Blanch Evans,
Ella Fowler. Emily Harris. Augusta
Martin. Minnie Lloyd and Mrs. Maggie
Simms.
Misses Rose Miller. Anna Dewey and
Mary Craven Of the wetting division,
left the bureau recently for a months
leave q absence and are visiting the
Panama Pacific exposition and other
places of interest in the west.
Miss Frances Guschewsky of the as
signments and reviews division is
spending two weeks Of her vacation at
Mount Pocono, Pa.
Capt. o. c. Terry. custodian Of press
es In the printing division. is away
tary duty with the National Guard OF
the District Of Columbia at Colonial
Beach. He Is the commanding officer
Of the Signal Corps.
Jesse d. swigart, foreman Of section
one. power presses. will spend the next
two weeks at Rock point, Nd.
Miss Dorothy Hayden Of the wetting
division, has returned to this city after
a leave Of absence for two weeks.
James Early and Charles Peterson of
section one Of the printing division
have returned to the Office after two
weeks leave.
Miss Fannie Connors has returned to
her duties in the wetting division after
a vacation of two weeks.
work in the wetting division from a
ten-day vacation.
E. NJ Hall Of the engraving division,
weeks leave of absence. which was
spent with his family at Ocean City.
Nd
employed in section ono of the printing
division, are taking two weeks Of their
annual leave.
Is taking portion Of his annual leave
and is visiting the Panama Pacific expo
| sition.
Miss Sarah Garvey Of the electrical
| branch OF the engineering and machine
division returned to the bureau last Mon
day from Shadyside. Nd.
JCnn X. newman OF the once OF the
chief clerk Is back at his desk after
a vacation of two weeks at Colonial
Beach and other nearby summer resorts.
Misses Mary Nolan. Flora Trainor and
Mary Wise of the surface division,
have returned to the bureau after q
brief vacation at Braddock Heights.
, Miss Ella Hoge. clerk in the surface
division, left Friday for a three-week
trip to Niagara Falls. Watkins Glen.
Detroit and bennington. Ontario.
| Mrs. Fannie B. Hyland Of the surface
division is spending her leave al
| Alfred e. Lanham. pressman in the
surface division. is spending q leave
Of ten days at New York city and
Coney Island.
Mrs. Mary A. Collier of the surface
division is at Harpers Ferry 1Dr fif-
| teen days.
| ]. C. Benzing of the engraving di:
vision left Thursday for his annual
outing at Island Heights. N. J.
| c. r. Klose of the engraving divi.
sion, who has been away on account OF
illness, is back at his desk.
Capt. E. c. Kittle of the engraving
division is enjoying two-week vaca-
ton visiting relatives in Chicago
! James E. Hoadiey. custodian OF
presses in the printing division. &C.
| companied by his wife, 10 sojournine
among the hills and lakes Of his old
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DEPT. OF COMMERCE,

r. H. Brasel, chief OF the correspond
with relatives at Muskogee, Okla.
John r. Butler was taken Ill while or
his vacation in Massachusetts,. It Is
thought he will have to undergo an
operation on one of the sinuses of the
brain.
Arthur s. Chadwick, during his vaca-
ton, intends to motor from Washing
ton to Chelsea, Mass
O. P Hopkins is spending his vacation
at his home at Fort Wayne, Ind.
Dan c. Vaughan. chief Of the divi-
sion of publications, has just left for
New York city on official business.
Francis c. Evans of the disbursing
Office is spending two weeks leave at
Bluemont, Va.
Noble Newport Potts of the disburs-
ing office is taking three weeks leave
in Green Spring valley, Nd.
w. r. Greenawald of the division OF
publications has returned to the Office
after severe spell Of illness.
The field work for the manufactures
census on the Pacific coast fs drawing
to a close, and the following employees
will soon return to Washington: Mrs.
H. w. Dillenback, Mrs. May *. Harris.
Mrs. Elizabeth r. Murray. Miss Alice
e. keenan,. Miss Jennie @. Whelan and
Miss Martha W. Williams.
James N. Bobbitt has completed tho
collection of state financial statistics
At Austin. Tex. and 10 now gathering
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statistics of municipal finances at Ell

statistics of municipal finances at Ell
Paso.
John W. Curry and o. H. Gordon have
completed their field work for the d.
vision of manufactures and have been
transferred to the division Of stats
tics of cities. The former Is now at
work in Portland, Greg, and the latter
in Seattle, Wash.
Henry c. Grimmel. William G. Cop
ley and Michael D. Crowley of the d.
vision of manufactures, have completed
North Dakota and Pennsylvania. re-
spectively, and have returned to the
bureau at Washington.
Stephen K. Booth has completed the
collection of financial statistics of
cities at Joplin, Mo. and is now at
work in Muskogee. Okla.
Carlisle G. crosland of the division of
statistics of cities has finished his work
work in Columbia, S. c., and has gone
to Nashville, Tenn.
Miss Mary G. Talcott, who has had
charge of the Los Angeles Office of the
division of manufactures, will soon
complete her work there and return
to Washington.
Henry w. Gardes of the division of
SldlISLlC OIL CLUES, mas llHlSueu HIS " VI n
In Trenton, N. j., and is now at Bay
onne.
Charles A. Clark and John NJ. Brady
are now finishing the collection of
manufactures statistics in Wayne
county, n. Y.
Newton Heston has finished collecting
statistics of municipal finance In Am
sterdam, n. Y. and is now at work in
Eliza beth, n. J.
Mrs. J. 3. Acker of the division OF
publications left Tuesday for a vaca-
ton to extend over Labor day.
T. F. McKeon. assistant chief of the
division Of publications. will return
this week from brief vacation.
G. r. Bartlett Of the division Of pub
LEGATIONS has left for Connecticut,
where he will spend his vacation upon
his launch.
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library last Tuesday and receives
temporary promotion as maker-up.

temporary promotion as maker-up.
Miss Sarah E. Meyer. employed in the
printing pressroom, returned to the
I, library Thursday from a three week
vacation at Harrisburg, Pa, where she
visited her relatives, and Atlantic City.
Mrs Janhette S. Tyler. who relieved
Miss Meyer while on her vacation, has
been sent back to the main office.
James sprucebank, machinist in the
printing division. left the library last
Thursday for three-day auto trip
through Virginia with his wife.
Alton McCarty of the printing press
room of the library is spending a week
or ten days at Chesapeake Beach.
Miss Edith Parrish of the printing
pressroom left the office last Thursday
for her home in Takoma Park, where
she will spend several days resting up.
Charles p. Webster was detailed last
Wednesday to the printing division of
the library as a 'proofreader.
John Kent will return to the bindery
tomorrow morning from tWo-week
trip to the New England states ac-
companied by his wife and nephew.
New Haven, Conn, where they visited
his brother, and New York state were
among the places where they stopped
while away.
Lee Connors Of the engineer force
will return to the library today after
two weeks visit to LeonardtoWn, Md.
Allan A. Denlam will report for
work in the bindery division tomorrow
morning. He was away two weeks,
spending the first week OF his vacation
at Wildwood N. T., and the other week
at Atlantic City.
Richard c. Lohmeyer. foreman of the
bindery, returned to the office yester-
day from Bristol. Va, where he and his
family witnessed the ceremony at st.
Edith's Academy last week when his
daughter was made nun. -
John Kent who has been on leave of
absence for eleven days, will return to
his duties in the bindery tomorrow
morning.
George Awkward was acting foreman
of the bindery during the absence Of
Richard c.. Lohmeyer last week
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| Dr.. Joseph Garr1SS OF the medical
staff at the government hospital left
Tuesday. He will spend several weeks
vacation at his home in New Jersey.
| Charles Burch, supervisor Of the west
| side receiving service, left Tuesday
| with his wife and daughter for Colo
NAL Beach.
| DR.. r. NJ. Shockey and DR.. ONeill of
| the hospital staff recently returned
| from Atlantic City.
superintendent, is on two weeks vaca-
| ton at seaside resorts.
| Garrett NJ Williams. civil service
clerk, resigned August IA to enter the
electrical business at Annapolis Md
| L. I. Richie has been appointed to I'LL
the vacancy.
First Assistant Supervisor r. v. Rob-
inson of the B building receiving sery-
ice, and Mrs. Robinson have gone to
Colonial Beach and Atlantic City on
their vacation.
Maud E. Hardesty Of Maryland has
been appointed an attendant and de-
tailed to the female department.
Claude c. Cauffman of Virginia, ap-
pointed an attendant, has been detailed
Della r. Henderson of Virginia has
been promoted from attendant to nurse
DR.. J. P. H. Murphy has returned
from ten days vacation.
Frank J. Finnotti, chief clerk. VIII
return tomorrow from q two-week
visit with his family in Ocean City.
William Cross, clerk IN the admins
trative branch, returned Monday, after
a weeks sickness.
Dorothy NJ. Toombs of tho District
of Columbia was appointed a waitress
at tho asylum August Is.
Joseph e. diversified of MARYLAND has
been appointed as attendant at How
ard Hall.
Linwood J. Jenkins of virs4aia also
was detailed to Howard Hall.
Lillian D. Boyer Of Virginia has re-
signed.
Arnold Barber resigned as civil serv-
ice clerk to accept q position as score
tary to Supt. White.
Monte Sanger, steward, will leave the
hospital shortly for a two-week vaca-
ton at one of the seaside resorts.
Miss Emma N. Butler, assistant su-
pervisor, is taking two weeks of her
annual leave.
Alfred F. Embrey. employed as a bar
Der, Is on leave.
Other employees Of the government in
stitution taking q portion of their an
nual vacation are: Raymond v. Rob-
inston, Mrs. Blanche G. Robinson. Will
liam G. Chandler. Mrs. Lille MCDANIEL,
Mamie H. Stone, T. Catherine Hayes.
Charles McDaniels and Fred Smith.
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DR.. r. NJ. shockey and DR.. O'Neil1 of
the hospital staff recently returned
from Atlantic City.
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GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL,

Dr.. Joseph Garriss of the medical
staff at the government hospital left
Tuesday. He will spend several weeks
vacation at his home in New Jersey
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-22

Charles Burch, supervisor OF the west
side receiving service, left Tuesday
with his wife and daughter for Colo
NAL Beach.
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Arnold W. Barber, secretary to the
superintendent, is on two weeks vaca-
ton at seaside resorts
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gary. He was in this city last week.
arranging to proceed to his new post.

Harry A. Ravens of the consular bu-
reau has gone to Muskoka lake, Can
ada, to spend his vacation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-22

Garrett NJ. Williams. civil service
clerk, resigned August IA to enter the
electrical business at Annapolis. Md
L. !. Richie has been appointed to fill
the vacancy.
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Other Departmental News. on Last
Page of This Section.
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First Assistant Supervisor r. Y. Rob-
inson of the B building receiving serv-
Ice, and Mrs. Robinson have gone to
Colonial Beach and Atlantic CITY on
their vacation.
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department., is spending the summers
week ends at Chesapeake Beach, where
| he maintains a camp.
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Assistant Secretary Roosevelt. who
has just recovered from an attack Of
appendicitis, is acting as Secretary of
the Navy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-22

James N. Bobbitt has completed tho
collection of state financial statistics
At Austin. Tex, and 10 now gathering
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Commander William D. Leahy. detail
officer of the bureau OF navigation, ha.
just returned to this city from a pleas.
ure tour in Philadelphia and Other
Pennsylvania cities and resorts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-22

Charles OConnell. deskman in the
printing division, left yesterday for two
weeks vacation in Philadelphia.
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Maud E. Hardesty Of Maryland has
been appointed an attendant and de-
tailed to the female department.
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James f. Hoadley. custodian of
presses in the printing division. &C
companied by his wife. 10 sojourning
among the hills and lakes Of his old
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L. L. Kemp Of the auditors Office left
last week for his annual vacation.
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w. r. Greenawald of the division of
publications has returned to the office
after a severe spell Of illness.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred B. Greene and
their four children are at Colonial
Beach for the month of August.
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D. A. Connor Of the sewer department
visited Chesapeake Beach Wednesday
and Thursday.
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John n. Hogan. compositor. was de-
tailed to the printing division Of the
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Louis q. Dreyfus, jr. formerly vice
Transferred to duty at Budapest. Hun
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Charles c. Cawson of the press d.
vision is acting IN charge of the
emergency section during the absence
of Frederick A. Strickrott on leave.
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John e. Kehl of Ohio, United States
consul at Saloniki. Greece, was here
last week on leave of absence, and ex-
poets to make a visit to New York be-
fore he returns to his post.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-22

Herbert w. Rutledge of the bureau
of crop estimates is away with the
National Guard at Colonial Beach.
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Capt. E. c. Kittle Of the engraving
division is enjoying a two-week vaca-
ton visiting relatives in Chicago.
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C. r. Marks. rodman in the sewer de-
partment, has been confined to his home
| by illness for more than a week
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Sidney Roche, deputy auditor, and B.
A. Robinson, John Dore and Everett
Rea, clerks in the auditors Office, arc
on vacation in Atlantic CITY
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Clinton r. Whitney of the chief
clerks office has gone to San Francisco
to take charge of the State Depart
ment exhibit, and will not return here
until January 1 next
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-02
IMMIGRATION AFTER THE WAR.
 (New York World.)

Asked if there will not be great influx of foreign labor after the European War to make employment problem more serious Judge Gary of the Steel Corporation says he cant eY make guess on that
 strcve Immigration Bi Congress- But 1t can tnd no sup port in general economic principles Europes labor supply which before the excessive w certainly alter the war be comparatively scarce The countries raged and wasted by war will be under supreme necessity to rebuild rom s % M fr wears thereafter should be in great demand at wages which will make the American rate less appeaIng
 There is an analogy in experience from our own Sl ea whose wastes and exhaustion followed not by any emgE ton but by great and increasing immigration we not ons drew heavily upon Europe for labor to make gooo our 0 m for materials to use in the upbiulding such scale as to keen the balance of trade against year after year
 We shall be likely after this war to be ens91ea o European demand for American goods than by an outflow oi European labor on the scale prevailing in recent years