The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-27

pHfN IN question ptrthintu 10 tnt ap-
plication OF Private Rents 20 purchase
bis discharge from the army. The
operations. according to the Pepor, 4
the commission. started in thls man
ner.
Operation No. lp-Mr. Bevans. dis
trloutIng clerk ssaiary si.e0ob. took
the Jacket from the box. the
papers from the Jacket. took off the
rubber band holding the papers to-
acther. wrote on the record card the
time he received the case and then un-
folded W Rentz's letter aud exam'n-
ed Il.
Nc. Bcyanr then went through two
other operations. which the commit
tees report describes in detail. He
then turned the package over to "a mes
sengcr who performed
Operation No. 4-The messenger
carried the correspondence TO tbs r,lls
al, ision and threw It in the IN" bpx
on the desk OF Mr.. Huckleberry. n
reviewing clerk.
Operation No. s-Mr. Huckleberry
Csalnry $1,000. examined the papers
20 see whether they needed special at
~tention from particular clerks. This
paper needed no special treatment, and
was thsSwn by Mr.. Huckieberry into a
box ON his desk containing miscci-
laneous cases. from which they are
taken from time 10 time by s~earchers.
Mr.. Huckieberry having satisfied
himself that everything was accord
ing to Hoyie. the package now fails
into the hands Of a searcher who per-
formed
Operation No. g-Mr. Diniond.
searcher (saiary 81. 5000. walked from
his desk 10 Room No. IS TO the dis
tributing hoS In Room No. so and Sc
lected one oase from the collection OF
cases therein for the purpose Of MAX
ing appropriate search.
The Investigations OF the searches
led him through operations Nos. Z. :
land ,. after which he concluded ms
task By placing a rubber band around
the package and delivers IL to Mr
sattes who performed
Operation No. i0-Mr. sattes( re-
viewing clerk tsalary $1,000 examin-
ed the papers and report I o determine
whether n report was adequate Ia
the case and whether 1t wal correctly
framed
hr. sattes. being g higher salsried
man thar any Of those who had han
died the papers previously. did not
spend much iinae looking-sheui uxer.
He put another rubber band around
them, inserted them In a Jacket and
threw the case In the out box. Final
iy a messenger appeared ard per-
formed
Operation No. 1.-THE jacket was
transmitted by M messenger service
TO room No. 80 n thrown IN the 0rS
on desk 81 T %. Bevans.
The packet, you will obgesve. Is in
the hands Of Mr.. Bevans again. THAI
gentleman performs operations Noa
Is and II. a messenger gets Il ana
performs operation No. 10, and .
reaches the desk OF Mr.. Hughes. VIII,
puts II through
Operation No. is-Mr. Hughes cicrl
tsalary te.2Oo). examined the paper
and wrote on the record card the fot
lowing ITO Colonel Herman. A. q
TO ascertain n there is any objection
-. ID. n"
Operation No. i7-Mr. Hughes ther
noted the time of his writing the above
Endorsement.
Mr. Hughes also registers another
operation. No. IS. which consists q
dispatching the papers by nressenge
90 Colonel Herman who performed
Operation No. l9-Colonel Kernai
noted In writing his approval on ia.
record card as follows: no objection.
After two more operations the pa
pers make their appearance again .
tho desk OF Mr.. Beyans. who handle
AtFil iNlffs hwy are HANANu W Wl
Wilson. who registers with
Operation No. 2i-Mr. Wilson Ga
! larry U.sOO). examined the case to se
whether all relevant requirements O
/. laws and regulations governing DIS
charge by purchase had been CON
piled with. His examination shown
: that the cgse had met all the require
p ments. HI handed Il 10 Mr.. Tilman-
How do YOU do, Mr.. Tilman ITO pre-
. pare q special order.
Mr.. THlman prepares the order a
p operation No. 90. types II on the ret
/, lord ard as operation No. -, STAMP
II with a rubber stamp form of al
r proyai as operation No. 20 and the pa
lpe-s are carried to n desk Of the IA
sistant chief of the Lewiston Tor r.
view AZ operation No. -. Mr.. Wilson
\, who had the papers earlier in day. %
week. or maybe month. makes "a f.
passes and the Hpeedometer record
loperaiion No. 80. The papers are the
taken a. Colonel Kerr. operation Ne