cfal employment, it is understood to mean some permanent employment or position.” The word is more extensive than “clerk” or “officer.” It signifies any one in place, or having charge or using a function, as well as one in office. See Ritter v. State, 111 Ind. $24, 12 N. B. 501; Palmer v. Van Santvoord, 153 N. Y. 612, 47 N. E. 915, 88 L. R. A. 402;