The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-06-16
49 FEDERAL
WORKERS
RETIRE
Will Bid Farewell to Fellow
Pension Bureau Employees
on June 80.

For forty-nine employees Of the
Pension Bureau June 30 will be
come their day of exit.
What are the plans OF the
forty-nine Pension Bureau en-
ployes about to retire on an.
nuities?
Long for Quiet.
Home seems to be the great at
traction for the great majority of
them. Years OF routine activities
have inbred in them the longing for
quiet, and that is what the majority
of them plan, attaining. A few, a
very few, say they plan engaging
in some light occupation, but among
them not asingie instance could be
found where a. desire exists to
7'.traveI and seek adventure"
The annuities paid the retiring
employees will average SIS a month.
Many OF them have lived thrifty
lives and have saved regularly a
part Of their salary. In the major
ity Of instances these savings are
invested in homes, although a few
are represented by interest-paying
securities.
The Retiring Employees.
Those who will retire from the
service in the Pension Bureau, June
80. are:
Mrs. Mary o. Agnew, The Port
ner; Albert X. Arnold, 20S A street
southeast; Howard w. Blanchard,
500 Massachusetts avenue north
east; Daniel s. Brandon, 1903 Ham
lin street northeast; Charles M. Bry-
ant, 270S Cathedral avenue; Joseph
G.. Bulloch, Octavia Apt, 1863 Col
umbia road: Amos B. Casselman,
1913 Lowell street northwest; Frank
B. Curtis, 40 B street northeast;
John E. Eicholtz, 1927 North Capt.
toll street; Theodore L. Gardner, 1885
Second street northwest; Herman
Ganss, 221 Fifth street southeast;
Miss Ada J. Guitner, the Gladstone,
1923 r street northwest; Eugene
D. Harrington, Savoy Apt, 1904
Fourteenth street northwest; George
w. Hayell, 1895 B street northeast;
Henry P. Holden, 500 Twenty-first
street northwest; George G. Hoover,
1902 N street northwest; George A..
Jaeger, 1106 Thirteenth street north
west; Norman e. Ives, 1775 T street
northwest; Mrs. Kate s. Jones. The
Cecil, Fifteenth and l. streets
northwest; George Lautenschlager,
500 Fourteenth street northwest;
Mahlon Marsh, 628 E street north
east; James H. Mcintosh, 821 North
Carolina avenue southeast; Martin
Mclaughlin, 26O9 Mozart place
northwest; Calvin Nelson, ZAP
Twelfth street northeast; Miss Mary
v. Paxton, 1901 K street north
west; Ivan Powers, 1904 Sixteenth
street northwest; James F. Pratt,
$40 s street northwest; Warren T..
Pushaw. 2401 Irving street north
east; James w. Reisner. 1920 Della
field place northwest; William H.
Richardson, 20 Seaton place north
yon street northwest: Blynn E.
Scott, 1914 Mt. Pleasant street
northwest; Joseph A. Scott, 402
Ninth street northeast; Mrs. Hattie
l.. Scribner, 804 Varnum street
northwest; Miss Mary J. 'Shinn, 210
s. Pitt street, Alexandria, Va; Miss
Annie J. Shirley, 1900 Eighteenth
street northwest: William o.
Slaughter, 1343 Clifton street north
west; George w. Stewart, 1925 Fiji
teenth street northwest; John w.
Stewart, 1744 jackson street north
east; Edward M. Taber. Falkstone
Court, Fourteenth and Fairmont
streets northwest; Joel A. Tilton,
1920 Twenty-ninth street northwest;
Miss Margaret c. Towles, 1404 Fiji
teenth street northwest; Miss Lizzie
W. Toy, TX building. Government
Hotels; Leon Turner, OPT Westmin-
ster street northwest; James w.
Tuthill, 115 New York avenue
northwest; Frank A. Warfield, 2129
Fifteenth street northwest: Mrs.
Mary s. White, The Brunswick,
1882 I street northwest; William F.
Wolfe, 2 Garfield street, Hyatts-
Vile, Md, and Miss Mary B. Zeller,
3O19 P street northwest.