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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-15
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J. Harry Jones of Fraternal Council
delivered an address before East Capt.
toll Council Monday evening
Pressmens Council Monday evening
initiated one candidate. Fred A. Strick-
rott, president of the cabinet, was pres
ent and spoke.
The officers of Government Printing
Office Council met at headquarters Mon
day evening and initiated one candi-
date in short form.
Frank E. Ferguson, president of the
senate. left Washington Friday after
noon for Chicago on business of the
order.
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shop. is absent, suffering from an at
tack Of illness.

| Louis Sousa, helper of the tool shop,
went to Colgate Creek Saturday. He
was compelled to row three miles for
/ breakfast Sunday morning owing to
! the scarcity of food in that vicinity.
| George Dennis, leadingman of the
west gun carriage shop, will spend sew
eral days visiting relatives in the vi
cinity of Norfolk. Va, this week.
Edward L. Scott, machinist of the
breech mechanism shop, has been alb
sent for several days on account of
illness.
w B. Bryant, toolmaker, resigned
! Wednesday to accept position with
the Remington Arms Company. at Ed
distone. Pa.
| Frank Cuddy, a machinist of the west
gun carriage shop. is spending a
weeks leave at his home at Baltimore,
Nd.
| John Wolf, 1eadingman of the breech
| mechanism shop, has been absent for
| two weeks enjoying his annual leave.
! The recess meeting of Columbia
Lodge. No. ia, ]. A. of NJ, will be held
tomorrow at the cigar store. corner
L and 8th streets southeast, to receive
ballots for the election of an editor
of the Journal The following tellers
will be in charge: J. F. WATERFORD. E..
Ford and ]. w. Schwenk.
l.. w. Harvey. machinist of the west
gun carriage shop, is spending a week
of his leave.
Arthur Greenwood, toolmaker of
the tool shop, with his family, left last
night for a three-week visit at Orb
zonia and Altoona, Pa.
Dave Leman, quarterman of the west
oh I;,,,,
machinist of the same shop, with their
wives, are enjoying delightful two
week stay at Atlantic City.
as his guest, H. NJ. Heintze of Johns
town, Pa.
William Galley. machinist of the
breech mechanism shop. returned to
work Monday, after spending a week at
Atlantic City.
Ernest West, machinist Of the west
gun carriage shop, is spending a week
with his family at Piney Point, Md.
Oscar Berkeley, crane man of the tool
shop, has been absent for the past two
weeks. suffering from an attack of
illness.
w. H. Walters, ma chinist of the west
gun carriage shop, is motoring through
Maryland and Pennsylvania on an ex-
tended trip.
F. e. Schoefield, a toolmaker of the
tool shop, spent several days in Bal
timore at the bedside of his sister,
who is critically i'll.
The following men: of the west gun
carriage shop will leave tomorrow for
Colonial Beach, where they will go in
camp with the District National Guard:
F. A. De Groot, VA. Cooper, Joseph
R. Rabbit, H. Davis Robert Herfuth,
George Holt, George Connors, Benjamin
Shields. A. B. White and Harry Rich
ardson.
Mrs. Atcheson. wife Of Andrew Atche-
son, a toolmaker of the tool shop,
passed away Monday afternoon at her
home at Alexandra, Va. She was
buried Wednesday.
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weeks leave of absence. He took his
family away for an outing.


sergt Gustave Lauten of the tenth
precinct took leave part of last week.
Private E. ]. Lawless of the tenth
precinct has taken his annual leave of
twenty days. He went to his former
home at New Brunswick. n. j., where he
is renewing old acquaintance.
A trip to Atlantic City is being en-
joyed by Private Michael Long of the
tenth precinct. 1t is his intention to
remain there a couple of weeks.
Capt. Thomas Judge of the tenth pre-
cinct has returned to duty from a brief
vacation. He did not leave the city.
Desk sergt. G. W. Kramer of .the
eleventh precinct has taken a week s
leave of absence and gone to Newport
News. Va, with his wife. The couple
went to the Virginia city to visit their
son, who is a machinist on a submarine.
Private r. T. Thrift of the eleventh
precinct took a holiday last Monday.
Acting sergt. F. NJ. Dent and Motor
Cycle Policeman A. E. Smoot of the
eleventh precinct spent part of last week
on the river with party of anglers.
are on leave. Sergt ]. E. McQuade and
Private Walter G. Gleason accompanied
number of prisoners to Leavenworth.
J. S. Jamison is visiting at his former
home in Trenton. N. j.. while l.. r.
Keech, T. NJ. Adams and F. B. Kelly are
at Atlantic City and N. B. Fields and
F. B. Purks are in Virginia.
Private d. W. Dyer. who has served
as member of the White House squad
for number of years. has returned
from Atlantic City. where he spent his
twenty days vacation.
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GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL.

| Charles J. Burch. supervisor of the
west side receiving service, will leave
tomorrow for Virginia Beach, where
he and his family will spend part OF
their vacation. They will also visit
Colonial Beach.
DR.. Francis NJ Shockley, staff
physician, is on annual leave and has
gone to Atlantic City.
DIR. James O'Neil is spending two
weeks vacation out of the city.
William B. Treakle and his wife
who are employed as charge attend
ants at the asylum, returned Monday
to the receiving service after two
weeks leave spent. at Colonial Beach
L. !. Richie of Clifton Forge, Va,
was appointed as civil service clerk
at the hospital August 9 and detailed
to the administrative branch
clerk in the administrative building
has returned after a brief vacation al
Chesapeake Beach.
Benson Taylor. head supervisor of
the B building. receiving service. srant
several days at Chesapeake Beach re-
Gently visiting relatives.
William ]. Steiner and Paul G. Wer-
ner, In the bookkeeping division of the
,, from a brief trip to Atlantic City last
Monday.
! Pearl E. Saylor, employed in the r
building. receiving service, resigned
August 8.
Supt William A. White will return IN
the hospital from his trip to New York
state about the first of September
Jessie Bailey, attendant, will re-
turn to her duties in the female de-
partment tomorrow. after two weeks
vacation
Hubert S. Cooksey, Virgie NJ. Costello
and Lillian G. Sullivan, attendants, will
report for work Tuesday, after two
weeks annual leave.
Frederick w. Tucker, an attendant
will return to the asylum today, after
a vacation extending over two weeks.
Mrs. Mary Mclaughlin, charge nurse.
is on two weeks leave of absence.
Special Attendant ]. S, Edelen ia TAX.
ing portion of his annual leave.
Thomas D. Thompson. charge attend
ant, will return from two weeks an
nual leave next Wednesday,
Judson B. Anderson, charge nurse. is
due today from a two-week vacation.
Harry s. Johnson. charge nurse. left
last Tuesday for a weeks leave of
absence. -
Victoria L. Watson, Sarah /. Costello
and Sarah B. Utterback, attendants will
report Tuesday. after taking two
weeks. leave.
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motion the past week. They celebrat-
ed with an ice cream treat at the COM
pany's quarters.

Assistant Driver w. C. Action and
ing the finest pinochle players in the
department.
Private s. T. Porter of No 2 truck
company has taken sixteen days vaca-
ton and gone on fishing trip to the
Shenandoah river.
Frank Neuman, member of No truck
company, has returned from an outing
at Colonial Beach. Frank told his
friends of a catch of $50 fish one morn
ing. Trout, croakers and perch, he
said, were plentiful.
A vacation of four days was granted
Private J. B. Dutton of No. truck
ton enjoyed his vacation working in
his cabbage patch.
Private c. D. Bartelmes of No. 4
truck company has taken fifteen days
vacation. He is spending part of his
holiday automobiling about the vicin-
ity of the city
Private r. E. White of No truck
company is having an enjoyable time
at Virginia Beach
Deputy Chief Andrew J. Sullivan and
Capt. P. D. Martin of No. truck COM
pany have taken leave of absence and
viii go to Oneida, n. Y, as representa-
tives of the Firamen's Association to
attend the annual convention of New
York firemen. They will present the
associations claim for an adequate
pension and retirement law to the New
York organization and ask an indorse-
ment.
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THE SONS Of VETERANS
PLAN FOR ENCAMPMENI
Name Committees to Work With
G. A. R. for Coming Event.
Will Act As Escorts in Parade

AS the thirty-fourth annual encam,,
ment OF the Commandery-in-Chie ~
sons OF veterans, L. S. A., which com,
prises every camp of Sons of Veterans
IN the United States. is to be held IN
washington September 81 to October n
the same days as the encampment 81
the Grand Army of the Republic. the
local camps of Sons of Veterans have
each appointed special committee
which has been formed into a general
committee of Sons of Veterans in
charge of arrangements for the en-.
campment
The general committee consists Of
members from William B. Cushing
Camp, Sons of Veterans; Omar j. Veley.
commander; Z. A. Lang, G. S. Hill, Will
liam Z. Garlick, w. F.. Simmons, J. F..
Jones, G. Z. Beckman. w. G. McNulty
and ]. Clinton Hiatt; from Lincoln
Camp. Sons of Veterans, Z. b. Johns.
DR.. J. H. Wood, f. r. Warner, T. X.
Du Puy, J. l.. Downs, Q. A. e. Oehmler,
T. T. r. Johnson, George H. Howe, Will
liam Adrian and Victor l.. Garrigus;
from Gen. George H. Thomas, Sons of
Veterans. William S. Crown, COM
mander; \. H. Marks, c. Birch, L.
Grove, George w. Sellers. F. L. Mars
den. F. B. Hartley, T.. Taltman and W
H. Hagerty.
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| MISS Marina "etZlef OF the surface
| division has been on leave for the past
| week.
| Miss Josie l.. Ryon of the surface divi-
| sion is on a two-week outing at Brad
dock Heights.
| Owing to sickness Miss Bernadette
| Bohlayer and Miss Mary Storke were
detained from the surface division dur
ing the week
Miss Mary E. Fladung of the surface
division is spending several weeks at
Bowie, Nd.
Miss NJ Sarah Dee of the examining
division has just returned, after two
months leave, visiting her sister in
California and also the Panama ex-
position.
returned to the examining division
after a trip to the coast, visiting the
exposition and many places of interest
in the west.
Those taking portions of their an
nual leave from the examining division
are Misses Louise Dungel. Mary Col
Inns, Bessie Thomas, Annie Codrick and
Mabel N. Chick.
George n. Lester of the examining
division is taking a few days leave of
absence;
Miss Isabelle c. McElroy of the sur
face division is enjoying her leave at
Atlantic City.
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Officers of Committee,

The officers of the general committee
are George w. Sellers. delegate to the
encampment from the Maryland Divi-
sion, Sons of Veterans, chairman; VIC
tor l.. Garrigus, secretary. and Z. Al
bert Lang, treasurer. The committee
has selected as headquarters q. a. Z.
OehmlerS place OF business, 1883 q
street northwest, where all business
matters pertaining to the encampment
will be transacted.
A special committee was appointed,
consisting of George w. Sellers, T.. q.
Johns and Omar }. Neley, to confer
with the Grand Army posts and the
citizens committee in charge of the
Grand Army encampment.
1t is the intention OF the general COM
mittee of the Sons of Veterans to make
complete arrangements for the enter.
tanning of the delegates to the encamp-
ment during their stay in Washing
ton.
Subcommittee Named.
At meeting of the general commits
tee held last evening, Chairman Sellers
appointed the following subcommitteesl
Finance. Clinton Hiatt. chairman
Victor L. Garrigus, secretary; E. T. 81
Johnson. George A. Howe. O. A q
Oehmler, ]. B. Daish, E. F. Warner
CndunCey ". SVTOlu oliCn ~
r. M. Eyler.
Entertainment-E. K. Du Puy, ohAiR@
man; Z. F. Warner. Omar J. Veley, wiz
liam E. Garlick, William 8. Crown, ~
H. Marks and o. NJ. Overacker.
Program and music-E. F. Warmer
chairman; E. Albert Lang and WillianS
S. Crown.
Public comfort and lodging-William
S. Crown, chairman; F. b. Hartley, A.
H. Marks, ]. w. Lyons, DR.. ]. H. Wood
Chauncey o. Howard, William L. Gars
lick and G. E. Beckman.
AS the Sons of Veterans act as the
escort in the parade, it is expected that
the drum corps, which has been or
ganized, consisting of the grandsons
and great-grandsons of Grand Army
veterans, will furnish the music for the
escort.
Arrangements have been made by the
finance committees of the citizens
committee and the Sons of Veterans
general committee to have on sale at
their headquarters, 1889 G street north
west, several thousand tickets for the
double header base ball games to be
played at American League Park Sat
urday, August 81.
The general committee of Sons OF
Veterans will hold meeting next
Thursday evening at Grand Army Hall.
avenue near 18th street
northwest.
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Flowers for All Occasions.
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CITY ITEMS.
Blueprint Papers. Schmidt. II
Charlie Chaplin daily. viri
W0AMS BHEHfFEzASSA,
LoE THE A4GGABEESl

Columbia Review. No. 3, Tuesday even.
ing gave white elephant" party.
During the evening a musical program
was presented followed by refresb,
ments. Tuesday evening. September IL
.ne review VIII hold an election o}
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Shield Of Honor.

Iris Lodge. No. SO. met in Typo
graphical Temple Tuesday night The
sick committee reported Mr.. O'Connor
recovering, Mr.. Todd about same" and
MI. Burton improving. Remarks were
made by a number of visitors, and the
todge was entertained with readings
by Mr.. Whitworth. The COMMITTEES On
social affairs of Iris Club reported
progress relative to its regular meet
ing tuesday, when dancing and re-
freshments will be the features.
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gy!g&&}5S5SsS &IBSlTf fEfS5F

Onward Tent, No. 1921, at its meet
Ing Wednesday evening, reinstated
John l. Bunch, a former member of
long standing.
The committee reported the excur-
sion of August great success. Miss
Eva Wilson. chief ruler, won the prize
for racing.
A committee of five was appointed to
anniversary of Onward Tent, to be held
october s. Mrs. Browning, Mrs. Waple,
Mrs. Hessler. Mrs. Marks, with Amy H.
BIckerton as chairman, were appointed.
william Evans was present, after an
absence of many months.
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ferred to the examining division and
promoted.

Edwin Leahy will leave the engineer
ing and machine division tomorrow for
a thrce-week stay at Atlantic City.
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Assistant Driver w. C. Action and
Private l.. o. Turner are boosted as be-
ing the finest pinochle players in the
department
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Edward L. Scott, machinist of the
breech mechanism shop, has been alb
sent for several days on account of
illness.
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Louis Sousa, helper of the tool shop,
went to Colgate Creek Saturday. He
was compelled to row three miles for
breakfast Sunday morning owing to
the scarcity of food in that vicinity. e
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Victoria L. Watson, Sarah I. Costello
and Sarah B. Utterback, attendants, will
report Tuesday. after taking two
weeks. leave.
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Harry s. Johnson. charge nurse, left
last Tuesday Tor weeks leave OF
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S. w. Ruffner Of No. truck COM
pany has returned from his vacation.
His wife and boy accompanied him on
trip to Boston.
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w. B. Bryant, a toolmaker, resigned
Wednesday to accept position with
the Remington Arms Company at Ed
distone, Pa.
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Private r. E. White Of No. truck
company is having an enjoyable time
at Virginia Beach
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Judson B. Anderson, charge nurse. is
due today from a two-week vacation.
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Sergt. Gustave Lauten of the tenth
precinct took leave part of last week.
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and are enjoying water trip to Bos-

Miss Martha Wetzler of the surface
division has been on leave for the past
week.
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Private A. w. Upperman of No 81 en-
CINE company was at Colonial Beach
five days the past week.
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Thomas D. Thompson, charge attend
ant, will return from two weeks an
nual leave next Wednesday,,
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George Dennis, leadingman of the
west gun carriage shop. will spend sew
eral days visiting relatives in the vi
cinity of Norfolk. Va, this week.
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Private S. T. Porter of No. 2 truck
company has taken sixteen DAYS vaca-
ton and gone on a fishing trip to the
Shenandoah river
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Privates L. o. Turner and. j. s. Cox
OF No. truck company receiTed .pEo.
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A. Vickers. leadingman OF the boiler
shop. is absent for one week, which he
will spend on his farm in Maryland.
Louis Beach. aAhelper Of the tool
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Miss Sarah Garvey of the electrical
branch of the engineering and machine
division will return to the bureau to-
morrow from Shady side. Md, where she
has been visiting her mother.
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Joe Tice, machinist of the west gun
carriage shop, Friday motored to At
lantic City, where he will remain for a
week
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Miss Elizabeth Hoffman, of the sur.
face division is spending two weeks,
leave at Ocean City.
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Miss Josie l.. Ryon of the surface divi-
sion is on two-week outing al Brad
dock Heights.
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Frank Cuddy, machinist of the west
gun carriage shop, is spending a
weeks leave at his home at Baltimore,
Md.
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Capt P. J. Sullivan of No. 81 engine
company has returned from a short va
cation spent at Colonial Beach.
1.-The bathing was SO fine" said the
captain, that I did not have time for
fishing"
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| Misses Agnes and Mary Murphy of the
lsurface division are on their vacation,
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Frederick w. Tucker. an attendant.
will return to the asylum today, after
a vacation extending over two weeks.
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Special Attendant ]. S. Edelen is TAX
ing portion of his annual leave.
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| Sallie j. Lord. counter in the stamn
cumming division of the bureau. il
spending two weeks leave cruising on
| the Potomac river
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George n. Lester of the examining
division is taking few days leave O.
absence.
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Assistant Engineer B.. F.. Browne OF
No. 8. engine company is spending nine
days of his vacation at home.
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e. A. Klock, machinist of the breech
mechanism shop, is absent enjoying a
weeks leave.
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J. T. Cohnor, w. J. Devine and j. p.
Held of section eleven of the printing
division of the bureau are away from
the office ON account of sickness.
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j. L. Glasscock, driver Of No. 10 en-
CINE company, took a trip to West Vir-
ginia last week. He was gone four
days.
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Mrs. Mary Mclaughlin, charge nurse.
is on two weeks leave Of absence.
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Owing to sickness Miss Bernadette
Bohlayer and Miss Mary Storke were
detained from the surface division dur
ing the week.
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Ernest West, machinist Of the west
gun carriage shop, is spending week
with his family at Piney Point, Md.
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]. w. Scott, a toolmaker, was taken
to the Sibley Hospital Tuesday, where
he was operated on for appendicitis,
He is reported to be recovering
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Private H. H. Bicksler of No. 10 en-
CINE company has returned from a trip
to Atlantic City, bringing coating of
tan with him.
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Miss Isabelle c. McElroy of the sur
face division is enjoying her leave
Atlantic City.
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John Wolf, 1eadingman of the breech
mechanism shop, has been absent for
two weeks enjoying his annual leave.
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shop, has been absent for the past two
weeks, suffering from an attack of
illness.
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Hubert S. Cooksey, Virgie NJ. Costello
and Lillian c. Sullivan, attendants, will
report for work Tuesday, after two
weeks annual leave
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A trip to Atlantic City is being en-
joyed by Private Michael Long of the
tenth precinct. 1t is his intention to
remain there couple of weeks.
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| Private E. J. McNerhany of No. en-
| CINE company is spending part of his
vacation with his family in Fairfax
county, Va.
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Miss Loubeale Yeatman and Miss
Florence James of the printing divi-
sion will be away from the bureau
during the week on ten-day motor
trip to Atlantic City and Niagara Fails
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Charles G. Achstetter, inspector in
the fire marshal's Office, has taken fif-
teen days holiday. He is spending
most of his time working about home.
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Miss Catherine Har1eston OF section
2 of the printing division is away on
two weeks annual leave and is stop
ping at the Belmont Hotel in Ocean
CITY. Nd.
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Miss Mary Collins of the examining
division is spending the week at Round
Hill, Va.
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F. e. Schoefeld, a toolmaker of the
tool shop, spent several days in Bal
timore at the bedside of his sister,
who is critically ill.
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w. H. Walters, ma chinist of the west
gun carriage shop, is motoring through
Maryland and Pennsylvania on an ex-
tended trip.
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Arthur Greenwood, a toolmaker of
the tool shop, with his family, left last
night for three-week visit at Orb
zonia and Altoona, Pa.
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w. T. Clinton. one of the oldest MEM
bers of the fifth precinct command, was
granted seven days holiday. He is
spending his time about home
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c.. Druckenmiller of section l of the
printing division. who fractured his
wrist some time ago while on his way
to his home in Clarendon. Va, is
slowly recovering from the injury and
will soon be able to report for work.