The Washington herald., 1916-10-14

AACA III NCoNp ytSNtIudy morning with an
automobile truck OF the Allegheny Coal
Company Slight damage was done to
both the car and the automobile, and
considerable soft coal was sprInkled on
the street
A sack of potatoes. valued at $3.50, was
stolen from the stand of Tony Messina.
in the Western Market, yesterday morn
ing.
While dumping coal at the Interior
Department yesterday, William Parker,
colored, caught his hand in a chain Of
the wagon and went to Emergency Hos
pital to be treated for Iaceration of the
hand.
The Department OF Justice yesterday
afternoon began Investigations into
charges Of election frauds in Michigan.
Ohio, Colorado and West Virginia in vio-
latton of Federal laws. United States
district attorneys in Detroit, Denver and
Cleveland are to be assisted by special
agents of the department.
Ambassador Designate Sato of Japan
yesterday afternoon called at the State
Department to pay his respects to Sec
retary of State Lansing, Assistant Sec
retary Phillips and Counsellor Polk Mr..
Sato will shortly call upon President Will
son and present his credentials as jap
anese Ambassador to the United States,
Chicago won over Minneapolis yester-
day in the fight that began with creation
Of the Federal reserve banking system
The Federal Reserve Board, in executive
session, voted to take away from the Min
neapolis district the counties Of Monroe,
Jackson. Clark. Marathon, Langlade,
Oconto and Marinette and all Wisconsin
counties south of those and add them to
the Chicago Federal reserve district.
Mr.. and Mrs. James w DOGGY have
gone to Springfield, Ill, where they will
register. Mrs. DOGGY, who is chairman
of the National Democratic Women OF
America, will then work for the Demo-
cratic party through the States Of Illinois.
Iowa and Missouri.
Miss Alice B. Chinn, of the Bureau Of
Labor Statistics. has gone to Fairfax to
attend the county fair.
Robert F. Richardson, of the Bureau of
Naturalization, Is absent from the office
on weeks annual leave.
Elmer c. Wood, Of the law and cor
respondence division of the Bureau of
Naturalization, is absent from the office
after a weeks absence in New York City
1owerth ]. Roberts. of the Bureau of
Naturalization. was away from the Of
fee on Thursday, celebrating his birth
day
Lucian w CLANCY, Of the Bureau of
Labor Statistics has gone West on Of
fetal business.
Miss Ida f. Skunk. telephone opera
tor of the department, has resigned.
Joseph S. Harman has been reinstated
as clerk in the Bureau OF immigration
at 800 per annum.
Col. E. H. Jemison, assistant superin-
tendent OF the Treasury, was in Philadel-
phia last week.
w. S. Coe postal savings. is spending a
short vacation at Vienna, Va.
William H. stickel a messenger in the
Bureau Of Labor Statistics, Is away on
sick leave
Mrs. f. P. Wanlass, Miss E, Hunt, Miss
Maude T Miller and Miss Ynez White
have been added to the clerical staff of
the farm loan board.
Mrs. Minnie NJ. Wayland has been trans
ferred from the War Department to In
ternal Revenue Bureau, and assigned to
income tax division.
F. L. Lutes, postal savings, left on
Thursday to spend the remainder of the
month at Binesville, Ohio.
Herman L. Amiss, assistant editor of
the Bureau of Labor Statistics, has re-
turned to his desk.
Alighting from a car at Eighteenth
street and Pennsylvania avenue north
west yesterday afternoon, Diel r. Lebo,
of 1919 street northwest, was kicked on
the leg by horse. He received q slight