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partment: CIV. McComber, Bureau OF
StRndards; W. G. Ten Eyck. Depart
ment Of Agriculture; Mrs. Carrie L
Alien, Navy Department.: Mrs. Ger
trude Carriclz. Treasury Department
Mr.. Talbert. Navy Department
Police, detention and reformatoFy-
w. IS. Bowen. Secret Service; Edwin
Hesse, chief clerk. District OF Colum-
bia Metropolitan police: Miss Julia
.Lsafhropg Department Of Labor Harry
Eood, Department OF Justice ma
tiohaf Training SchoOll. b. 7. Nc
.Conchie. Library Of Congress; c. A.
Strobel, Ninth precinct, District OF
columbia police; Isaac Cans. Saks &
Co; Capt. Edward O'ConnoF, Engine
Company No. 1, Seventeenth and X
streets.
Fire-C W. Gil. battalion chief.
F. D. D. c.: George s. Watson. fire
marshal, + D., D. c.: 7. NJ. Robinson,
superintendent Of machinery. +. D.;
d. c.; Capt. Edward O'CounOr, No. L
Engine Company d. c.; George Nuss-
baum, No. 1 Engine Company d. c.;
n W. Thayer, No. Truck, d. c.;
Isaac Cans, Saks and Company.
Life Saving-O. NJ. Maxam, Coast
Guard. Treasury Department.; Otto
Hermann, Coast Guard: Clifton p.
Clark, Coast Guard; Captain Slay-
daugh, Coast Guard; p. T. Moran
3261 NJ street northwest; 9. W. Darr,
lawyer, Southern Building.
Custodian, JanitOr and Domestic
Service. S. Goldsmith, u. S. Ma
tional Museum; T. Leo Haden, Room
log, l. c. c. building; John A. Intz,
T. S. Shipping Board; ]. H. Schaeffer,
Treasury; Capt. F. W. Hoover, War
Department; +. A. Jameson, Treasury
Department; George S. DeNeale, s.
Kann, Sons & Co.
Marine and Operating Engineering
Capt. Q. B. Newman, Coast Guard;
Charles z. Ray, Library Building and
Grounds; c. B. Denmark, engineer, u.
S. National Museum; J. H Weisbrod,
St Elizabeth's Hospital: J. II. viii
liams, Bureau Of Engraving and
Printing; c. Schneider, Bureau Of
Standards; Z. G. Graham, National
Electrical Supply Company, 1880 New
York avenue
Printing trades-Fletcher Bowden,
foreman OF printing, Government
Printing Office; Joseph Duffy, fore
man or bindery, Government Printing
Ofhce; Edwin Walker, foreman Of
presswOrk, Government Printing Of
hce; Marsh A. Bodenhamer, president
typographical Union, Government
Printing Office; Daniel L Leane,
president, Pressman's Union. Govern
ment Printing Office: Charles r. Mil
ler' president Bookhinders' Union,
Government Printing Office; o. T.
Wright, National Capital Press. 81
nth street northwest; Robert Mop.
Nilans, J. D. Nilans & Sons, printers,
707 Eighth street.
Plate Printers and EnEravers-G.
T. c. Smillie, superintendent picture
engraving, Bureau Of Engraving and
Printing; William D. Clark, president
Steel Plate Printers Union. Bureau
Engraving and Printing; John H.
Larrabee, chief Of section, HYDRO
graphic Office. Navy Department;
Harvey Hunt, plate printer. Bureau
OF Engraving and Printing; Orville
Herlocker, transferer, Bureau Of En-
craving and Printing; Edward Weeks,
engraver, Bureau Of Engraving and
Printing; John T. GuilfOyle, enEraver,
Bureau Of Engraving and Printing.
Metal workers (blacksmiths, weld
ers, foundrymen, machinists, metal
platers, electriciansl-R. H. Chappell.
Bureau Of Engraving and Printing!
W. H. Ireland, 1925 G street north
west, state, War, and Navy building.
Henry Story, superintendent Of re-
pairs, District building; William r.
Kelly electrician, st. EHzabeth's
Hospital; J. o. Lund, machinist, Bu-
reau of Standards; z. r. Williams,
machinist, Bureau OF Printing and En-
craving; A. +. JOrss, Ornamental Iron
and steel Works, 315 Thirteenth
street; Harry Carroll, Carroll Bros,
electrical supplies, ia Twelfth street
=. c. Gramm, electrical
14O4 street northwest.
Building Trades (brickIayers,
masons, stone settlers, plasterers, tile
layers, carpenters, painters, paper
hangers, plumbers, steamftters, pipe
cOVeFers, rOofers, sheet metal work
eFB, pipe itteFsl-A p. Kadie, 2622