The Washington herald., 1917-02-17
Purely Personal

Henry c. Thompson has received an
appointment In the Government Printing
Office.
Miss Katherine Kaufman, of the Gov
ernment Printing Office. has resigned.
Pharmacist G. A. Morris, of the Public
Health Service. has been ordered to
Cairo. ILL.,, for duty.
wiIver Conyer has been reinstated in
the Government Printing Office.
John Collins, who. has been confined
to his home with a broken leg, has re-
turned to his post in the Navy Yard.
w. II. Dandy. of the Navy Yard, has
received a promotion.
John r. Morrison. reader in the day
proofroom, Government Printing Office,
vas the recipient Of concentrations upon
the completion OF thirty-five years serv-
ice
Clare A. Marrow has been appointed to
clerkship in the Office of the Second
Assistant Postmaster General.
Miss Bette c. Baker is confined to her
home on account of illness.
Miss Minnie NJ Bailey has returned
from a brief vacation.
Cyril H. Meyers, laboratory assistant,
Department of Commerce, has been given
an increase in salary.
L. s. Smith has returned from a brief
vacation.
DIR. Joseph B. Murphy spoke at meet
iTg Of the Eckington-Emery School last
night at the Emery School.
T. D. Harari. who is a young Syrian.
delivered a lecture before the National
Fraternal Society of the Deaf at Calvary
Baptist Church Sunday School House last
night.
Phil Becker was presented with gold
associates at S. Kann Sons & Co. for his
long service there.
James F. McConachie has been appoint
ed special agent of the customs service at
New York
Mrs. Marguerite Neale has resigned as
clerk in the Office of the Secretary of the
Department of Commerce.
Rcbecca L. Blaine has been transferred
from the Interior Department to the
Census Bursu.
S B. and W. Z. Pierpont, from Well
ingtOn. Kan. are visiting relatives in
Fairfax County, Va.
George L. Hart, of Roanoke, Va,
secretary of the Republican State Com
w.ttee Of Virginia, arrived in the citv
yesterday to attend a meeting Of tha
leaders of the party. The meeting will
be held in the office of Representatiy.
f4SCOm Slemp lhlS morning.
Dexter Goad, clerk of the court at
IHll7ville. Carroll County. Va, hero of
.se famous Allen tragedy. is expected
3D. arrive in Washington IhIs morning
20 attend the meeting of Virginia ,lte-
publican leaders.
Alyah H. Martin, national Republican
committeeman from Norfolk, Va, will
be in Washington to attend the meet
ing of Virginia Republicans.
detectives Kalert and Jones. of the
Baltimore. Md. police wera visitors
to the city yesterday. They came here
for three alleged hotel thieves.
Chauffur Herney, Of the District
Water Department, formerly conductor
of the headquarters detectives auto
mobile. was a visitor at police head
uarters last night
Assistant Physicist D. H Puck, Of
the Public Health Service. has arrived
in Washington to assist at the Bureau
of Standards.
Capt. John Smith. of the Government
Printing Office, is still at home from
grip this week.
Franklin Butler was appointed a
skilled helper in the Bureau of Engrav-
ing and Printing last week.
Joseph Go9dkey, of the Government
Printing Office, has announced his can
didacy for delegate from the Columbia
Typographical Union to the l. T. L. Con-
yention to be held in Colorado this
summer.
F. e. Bradley. of the Government
Printing Office, has been home for
week suffering from a broken bone in
the hand.
Assistant Surgeon r. R. Spencer, of
the Public Health Service, has been
examining applicants for the position
of assistant surgeon of the health SER
vice at Chicago.