Treasury promotions and transfers at federal offices
Treasury personnel changes include promotions to $1,600 and $1,800 in the immigration and customs divisions, with staff moving between clerical roles and supervisors. Names named include Miss Wa. A. Merritt, Miss Florence B. Sqhntody, Miss A. H. Macurda, and others, plus transfers to the commissioners and various bureaus.
Interior Staff Notes From Washington Bureau Leave and Transfers
W H Lewis sails for Europe with several bureau colleagues for weeks in France and Germany. Numerous General Land Office staff, Navy auditing personnel, and Internal Revenue employees are listed on leave, transfers, or temporary duty assignments across the summer, with mentions of vacations in Maryland Seattle Wilkes-Barre and Bluemont Virginia.
Labor Bureau Personnel Changes Published by Secretary Wilson
Secretary Wilson announces numerous classified service changes across the Labor Department. Appointments include Mary Argone and Bessie M. Lee as junior matrons, Paul Armtrong as naturalization examiner, and Miss Conn as under clerk. Promotions and transfers affect the naturalization, immigration, and Indian bureaus, with many clerks advancing, examiners moved, and staff taking leaves of absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Labor
Wilson
Mary Argone
Junker Waterman
Biresti
Emerson
Manitoba
Herman L. Davia
Watchmen
Immigration Bureau
Niagara Falls
Joseph H. Tee
John W. Sanders
Bureau of Naturalization
Robert J. Lodge
Bureau’ of Naturalization
Harry J. Groff
Ralph F., Andrews
Francis G. Gregory
Richard MM. Hil
L. Irvine Nubety
Harold P
Wowertendyke
Helen L. Guminet
Cildren’s Bureau
Mies Leura 2. Thompson
Children's Bureau
Arthur V. Parsons
Emma Duke
Gertrude J. Tiboliss
Misa ‘Livan M. Lewis
Children
Resignations and Promotions in Government Offices
Justice department temporary clerk Jahn C. Leger resigns. Mas Lyon Lumpitin appointed to fill vacancy. Ambrose Shief Jr named Igno ranor in Attorney General's office. Mahian B. Klefpr resigns to become secretary to Justice Van Devanter. Matt L. Blake resigns as attorney in the court of claims division. Walter H. Bumphrey resigns as general assistant attorney in the court of claims division. Curtis of stenographic duties granted ten days leave. Steamboat inspection service promotions include Terome A. Deslo at St Michael Alaska Mus Estelle J Brereton to stenos to 1500. Michael G. Appel at New York Graphic Bureau on leave to 31200. William B Hubbard transferred from Cleveland to 10. Ambrose A. Glave in San Francisco to 3180. Milton transferred from the department last week. John Williams at the bureau of construction and repairs leaves for Colonial Beach for several weeks. B C Gitmen of bureau of supplies and recounts on annual vacation at Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wa. A. Merritt
Children's Bureau
Florence B. Sqhntody
A. H. Macurda
Customs
Winlen
Cleveland
Agilus Sara
Ay McGirves
Balion Ag
Children
Leland T. Atherton
OM Probatt
Malburn
Stewart Brand
Atlantic City
Fork
Excedara Lve
Con W. W. Eldridge
George W. Vlason
Harsch
Sec
Illnass. Retary
Newtob
Lingamfelter
Bureau of Immigration
Reney
Philadelphia
Children’s Bureau
Byron
Aes E.bradford
Fred Oztel
J. T. Gorman
Customs Division
Jesse C. Watts
Boston
Bureau of Naturalization
Mame
A. Fesner
Sueky Sraith
Arlende City
George B. McLaughlin
Buremi
BE. H. Dermiison
Berkley Springs
Anante Che
Willam J. Howard
General Land Office
J. M. Peachy
Seattle
Wash
Navy Department
Cahley T. Hil
Division of
Marine Corps
John Grickwon
Navy
Offlee
Lows
Fevenue
Cutlar
B. H. Camidei
Department
Windum
Liaut
H. A. Butler
F. A
Ady Mt Téedt
M. A
Pamilco
Arron Mathers
I. J van Rammen
A. A. Beck
Comamaswant J
Bertholf
New York
W. V. E. Jacobs
Philadelphis
Dupiness
Bay 2
Anstett
A. Mathers
Itasca
Yamacrow
Enginver
J. J. van Kammen
Davin’ B. Saunders
New Mexico
Audrey B. Ballard
Okio Home
Herman H. Vordermark
South Dakota
Paul M. Lehman
Maryland
W. Watson Wyman
Ohio
Diss Esther ‘W. Bryan
Virginia
Misa Ethel V. Bryan
Wreinia
Weelay
T.] Crozier
Leon L. Linehan
Mascachusetta
Emma
Haghney
Alabama
Eleris
Robert O. Cliford
District of Columbia
Willem Annaylyanta
Classifield
Bureau of Education
Allan B. Miller
South Carolina
Benny R. Evans
Mind Martha B. Bield
Texas
Nathole Laveque
Indiana
Geological Survey
Paul V. Hodges
Wisconsin
Department—Indian Office
Charley
Marine
Iowa
Pension Bu
Roma
Edward Blackwell
Treasury Department
Pension
Ernest Warfield
Amanda
Glover
Milwaukee
Wis
James Smith
North Carolina
Lnhorer
Anderson Rogers
Illinois
Aroman
Charles W. Gray
Georgia
Curry A. Long
George DL. Oliver
Indian Office
Hugh Sharp
Frank Loeffer
Pennsylvania
HBO
Gacar Q. Arner
New Jersey
Reclamation
John “A. Elliott
Washington
Willis
W. R. Humphries
Connecticut Valley
Lake George
Saratoga Springs
Delaware
Kansas
Oklahoma
Kentucky
New York City
Willis Arkansas
Dimarent
Claude E. Guyant
Viea Soneul
Engray
Ie Bureau of Supplies
Senddla
Mexico
Res
Atlantia
Peteye
Steamboat
Clerka
Terome A. Deslo
St. Michael
Alarka
Mus Estelle J- Brereton
Stenos
Michael G. Appel
Rsphic Bureau
Absance
Wiliam
EB. Hubbard
Ambrosa A. Glave
San Francisco
Cal
Milton Waa
Gol
Veurange
Chief of Engineers
Bureau of Fisheries
William C. Hengenag
Cook
Willam P. Hemenway
Alaska
Rreerstown
Braddock Weights
Prederick
Gustave Bender
Ikoman
S.A. McCarthy
M. W. Lewis
George J. Burton
Frank 8. Holliger
William T.milstead
G. J. James
Menard Detiler
Victor Martin
BH. Bonner
J. P
Hog Island Shoal
Charles Engliah
J.C. Dalphin
R. 1
Carl RL Bese OP
Halvor Pauluen
Crocus
Jess C. Perry
Aa Secon
Keener
L. ¥. Comack
Bureau of Insular Affairs
K. Burlew
Postel Sayings
Dockery
W. J. Powell
Sanbury
Sam Greenburg
Stampa Division
Cannectiut
Gud
Post Office and Lighthouse Service Personnel Shuffles
Railway mail staff and lighthouse crews see resignations appointments and new posts while Justice baseball team defeats Signal Corps team 13 to 10 in a Wednesday friendly at the fairgrounds with Manning and Gris starring on defense and offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice
Signal Corps of the National Guard
Manning
John W. Gris
Stacy
Dortation
Denk
Army Parade Plans Highlight Star-Spangled Anniversary
Maj. Gen. William W. Wotherspoon will marshal the army navy and missile parade in Baltimore for the Star-Spangled Banner centennial celebration. The report lists numerous promotions transfers and appointments across the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce the Post Office and various engineering and insular affairs offices with names and locations in Washington New York New Orleans Honolulu and Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam W. Wotherspoon
United States Army
Baltimore
Agriculture officials shuffle duties and appointments
L H Goddard in charge coordinates farm efficiency demonstrations outside the cotton belt while two weeks in New York confer with officials. Bureau changes include Gears F Mullins resigning as clerk and Sarah B Fos transferring from Interior. In Foreign and Domestic Commerce William H Frothingham named clerk, H G Simmang as special agent. Standards sees Wunder and Hut probationary associates, and Leon A Potter promoted to nautical survey expert. Lighthouse service hires Patrick Owens as second assistant keeper at Ashtabula station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thighthouse
Joseph B. Brockenbrough
Brazos Wiver
Texas
Thomas R. Kreicher
General Lighthouse Depot
Henry S. Robertson
Oliver W. Afittic
Mle Polntight
Michigan
L. H. Goddard
Cotton Holt
Pointe In
New York
Éensus
Gears F. Mullins
Sarah B. Fos
Department of the Interior
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
William H. Frothingham Haa
H.G. Simmang
Patrick Owens
Ashtabula Fight Station
Ito
Loy M. Green
Harold F. Keys
Lynne Robertson
Samuel H. Thompson
Scientife
Bureau of Bent Industry
State Department Consuls and Staff On Leave and Travel
State Department notices list consuls and staff such as Alonis B. Garrett in Neuvo Laredo and Arthur Garrels in Alexandria traveling home. Others including Mrs. Clarence A. Miller in Tampico and Worthington T. Stewart on annual leave are described as spending summers or weeks in Maryland Pennsylvania and Wisconsin. Ripley Wilson and Alfred A. Winslow remain active in London and Valparaiso with various travel plans and summer rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonis B. Garrett
Neuvo Laredo
Mexico
State Department
Ihe
Athallon
Ohio
Bmyern
Index Bureau
Maryland
Worthington T. Stewart
Ripley Wilson
London
Lake Ganava
Wisconsin
Navy Department Vacation Letter Gasps and Travel Notes
Navy staffers take extended leaves and business trips across the country. Officials such as Rear Admiral Nicholson depart for New England, while others tour states from Missouri to Wisconsin seeking cooperative demonstrations and meat plant tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F P. Nicholson
Ciina Station
New England
B. Smith
Bureau of Plant Industry
Tews
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
North
South Dakota
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Indiana
Denver
Western State Agricultural Colleges
Police Personalities at Local Precincts
Police personnel changes and absences listed for multiple precincts. James Frank of Eleventh precinct on Virginia visit. A. Oga on vacation. G. Cockrill ivy poisoning and homebound. A Waters on leave. 8 D B Owers sick. J. W. Houser on sack leave. C. W. Lippili transferred to Fifth. E. P. Keleher visiting New York. H. J. Lamwiess off to New Jersey coast for 18 days. P. M. Tord on ten days leave. H. P. Short returned from New York. W. D. Basinger back on duty after vacation. Joan J. Ryan assigned to Seventh patrol. H. Luahbough on annual leave. William Mahaney reports baby boy. J. F. Roper visiting relatives in Georgia. Otto Sontag on annual leave. Charles Montgomery back at Sixth after Chesapeake Beach. Roy O. Reed assigned to Fourth. J. F. Watts returned from New York visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Frank
Eleventh Precinct
Virginia
Elevensal
E. P. Keleher
Tenth Precinct
New York
H. J. Lamwiess
New Jersey
P. M. Tord
Ester
Hi. P. Short
Harry Luahbough
Simp
William Mahaney
J. F. Roper
Georgia
Otto Sontag
Washington agency notes Patton on annual leave
Fragmentary OCR text reports personnel moves at a state department office. Mentions Mr Patton on annual leave and Howard Barnes spending time at his Annapolis area home. No clear event, date, or destination is established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomainine
Washington
Hee Ice Commission
Helmeth
Conmal
Wireless on delivery van innovation reaches London
A tobacco company operates a mobile van fitted with wireless telegraph apparatus to transmit customers orders directly to head office. Clerks at the counter can place fresh supplies requests, speeding restocking and reducing delays. The van features trailing serial marks and an interior operator, though tall buildings hinder transmission in dense streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boostel Gable
Washington Post
London
Hare
London’s Ambassador Theater to serve smart set only
London reports a private venue for exclusive use with no gallery or pit and a high entry price. The performance will start at 8 35 with subtle humor aimed at the refined audience, avoiding broad jokes and mass appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Specisl Calla
Wasimabue Post
Ambassador's
Amatt
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Uncle Sam
Army OF Employes
Treasury
James L. Bevans
Bons
F. M. Halstead
James Walker
Internal Revenue
Surety Sands
Tilbert Challet
Infersal Revenue
Saree Bureau
W. H. Lewis
Board of Law Review
Centeral Land Office
Europe
France
Germany
M. Bruce
General Lang Cfc
Wart Foot
George W. Holland
Desert Land Divisonn
J. W. Keener
Reclamation Division
West
Julsa Julian Banks
Wilkes-Barre
John D. Selberton
Feld Service
Bluemont
Bartha Goldberg
L. K Brown
Division of Recounter
B. J. Price
Navy Auditing Office
Hrandock Helents
Reed
Fkenezer D. Bassett
John F. Logue
Thiza Fh. Buckingham
Lucy D. Fowble
T. K. Renner
Stavenaon
M. J. Kilisdonk
Ingome Tax
LABOR
Lionel L. Jones
Ferry Lake
Sunk Lands
Arkansas
Special Service Division
Friebus
Survey Division
Hines
Merritt
Tadfan Bureau
California
Fort Tagion
George Track
Felix Owl
Grew ]Creek Reservation
Indian Bureau
Charles R. Warner
McGil Conner
Salt Lake City
Utah
Conference of Reclamation
John Francis, Sr
Alviston
Mix Edna Scottsmith
Malls and Files Division
Rye Beach
Nas
Herbert I. Schamer
Colonial Beach
Robert J. Gill
Washington Grove
William J. Gould
East Boston
Maas
L. M. Colville
Education Division
Atlantic Cliz
Charles Calhoun
Chicago
Im Education Division
Willam R. Layne
Dief
Land Division
Hig Old Homme
Herod
Ste Jgud
Columbia ‘Theater
Foxes
Santé
Lane
Hig Guesta
Bensigna
Indian Affairs
Lane Amon
Department of Interior
Arthur Brown
Diazelet
Columbia
Satudl Morris
Pension Office
Nvs
Jala Brenzell
Eharwoman
Charlee C.seheffier
Onis
Examiner
Morten A. ‘Anderson
John J.sanford
Idaho
Engincar
George B. Warren
Colunbian
Patent Office
Jasper EB
Fot
Kannas
Tadion
Thomas
Massachusetté
Mar
Commerce
Ralph M. Odell
C. D. Snot
Bureau of Foreign’ and Domestic Commerce
United States
Royal H. Brasel
Mr. Brasel
Braddock Heights
I Benjamin Frank
James 3. Braver, Jr
George W. Campbell
William R. Greenwald
Reuben Finkelatela
Bureau of the Census
Oscar 5. McChesney
James F. Ludlow
Thomas H. Parker
Joseph A. Walker
Henry Saunders
Clarence 0. Fogle
Robert Willams
Arthur Mons
Abner Moore
Mia
Florence A. J. Dixon
Forelgn and
Domaste
Leonard A. Marshall
George A. Brown
James ?.O'Connor
Paul M. Jefferia
Panama Casal
Bureau of Corporations
James D. Pritchard
Columbine
John Bete
East Brother
Madfeld
Jose Manuel Agostini
Catano Range
Anégddo Shoal Tange Wehts
Porto Rico
Agostini
Iron Son
San Yuan
H. Murphy
Arbutus
Veenbergen
Rotterdam
Vettel
Perilous
Etraite
Key [West
Sousph
Bureau of Navigation
Charen
F. Burman
Lghthouse
Walter A. Hardman
Bureau’ of Foreign and, Domestic Commerce
Bureau of Standards
Anthony Sibue
Laterer
Beer
Edwin M. Baker
Aid
Ensue
Homer A. Dougall
C. ‘Albert Debchardt
Elmer E. Evane
George G. R Lowry
Carl G. Lines
Archia DeGraw
Scond Ag
Hrnést Weet
Nwbt
Hus
William G. Colline
Naval
Alfred J. O'Leary
Interior Department
Rec
Rotary
Wilmer H. Souder
Bureau of
Foreten
Cecil A. Marks
Noel
James H. Diges
Department of Justice
George H. Brown
Clark
Nettle B. Browne
Mabel Arnold
Jahn C. Leger
Mas Lyon Lumpitin
Ambrose Shief, Jr
Lgnorar
Mahian B. Klefpr
Justice van Devanter
Supreme Court
Matt L. Blake
Court of Claims Division
Walter H. Bumphrey
Leslened
Curtis
John Williams
Bureau of Construction and Repairs
B.C. Gitmen
The
Bureau of Supplies and Recounts
Atlaatla City
Post Office
W. W. Smith
New Fark
George A. Gardener
St. Lous Estly
Harvey Lovejey
Atlantis City
W. J. Bowell
Dagbery
Powell
Desee Harris
Railway Mail Service
Pittsburgh
Mas Rachelscott
Jesse B. Watts
John F. B. Want
George W. Doonan
Commercia
Edwin FE. Judd
New Orleans
William A. Naghten
Beryl Ingram
Albert D. Mactey
Mies Lelia F. Scott
Uthe F Oskridge
Renalee Wada
Iepomanpineip
Honolulu
Herbert L. Davis
Engineer Bureau
Eugene Arnold
Mary McLaughlin
Bureau
Cenesus
Post Office Department
Hugh L. Schott
Ehiet
Staf
Mintaty
Tobyaanna
Curry A. Young
Philippine Navigation Bureau
Hmilio A. Cardarelli
Cferk
Ae Ioe Mae Heeyea
Buqueraque
H. Mex
Melvilie Everett
Bureau of Census
George W. Crang
Virgnia
Mesert
Mitchell
MacMorris
Ritch T
Population Division
Census Bureau
Division of Statistics of
Skidmore
Bureau of Insurer Affairs
Lansing
Hich
Jos McKey
Clarence S. Shields
Virginia Beach
District National Guard
Elvira H. Wood
Mary Gruen
Henry G. O'Bar
Asv
Herbert L. Buell
Edward W. Moriarty
Newport
M.D. Dunlop
Joseph H. Hunter
Earl Cavbaugh
Mondo
Washington St
Carbaugh
Lakeside
Joseph P. Johnson
Division of Post Ofice
Malcolm M. Kerlin
Register Division
J. &. Koons
Postof Ics
Wiliam Howland
Geverant
Howland
Lbe
Douglas B. Fyare
Yall G. Altert
Lake Wie
Harry B. McAday
Tia
Rel Way
Mildred A. Phoebis
Carris
Edgeville
Agriculture
Harry Cart Wunder
Walter A. Hut
Leon A. Potter
Clarence A. Miller
Tampico
Mex
Arthur Garrels
Alexandria
Egypt
St. Louis
Wallaes Young
Appointment Bureau
Maj. F. HH
Peabody
Bureau of Indexes and Archives
Hoger Driscoll
Bureau of Indexes
Alfred A. Winslow
Valparaiso
Chile
City
Wil
Allan. Dobson
Kensington
Enzineora
Blackistona Island
Erie
Dolphin
Daniela Ls
Hid
Petcher
Vera Crux
Absezos
Louis McH. Howe
Roosevelt
Westport Point
Mass
W. C. Robinson
Bureau of Solls
White Mountains
A. A. Ormsby
la Brookland Place
Rg, H. Davis
Bureau of Worla
Wiliam Stuart
Louis F. Johnson
Bureau Ofjton
Houstion
Ocean View
Great Lakes
Pacific Coast
William S. Neal
Bethel, Onla
Thomas D. Wheaton
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
Claude Saing
Traverse
Mich
B. Baldwin
Aubrey M. Hewitt
Richmond
Pate
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
Patterson
Gloucester
Irvin Bi.hottman
Bureau of Soils
Z. M. Price
Vision
Bureau of Animal Industry
Cedar Rapids
L. K. Heller
Leo McWhorter
Animal Husbandry
New
Neland Wool
George FL Cross
Abram Grunn
Chester Morritt
Bureau of Quecraction and Repair
Animal Industry
Lasve
Atlante City
Civil Service
Largelerk
M. W. Moumrove
Bureau of Sup. Piles and Accounts
A H
Diurtuy
Frank Rabsk
Madison
Priteburgh
Cincinnet
Indianapolis
Grand Rapids
Buffalo
George M. Rommel
Col
Arthur Bell
T. W. Beeson
Topher
Brent Royal
Dr. Formume
EM. Conolly
James D. McVean
New York State
South
Scorie C. Houseman
Pointa
Sand Bull Farmers‘ Association
Howard “A. Turner
Delentiat Im Farm Management
Ola Powell
Florida
H. J. Ramsey
Tadisna
Arkenses
R. W. Hickman
Canton
W. G. Houck
Bureau of Animal Indurry
Crawfords Yre
Ind
C. H. Bassett
Office of Markets
Alles Marie Baurwich
Raymond J. McPhhannon
David C. Grifftd
Canada
W. OR. Meadows
G. Martin
Nave J
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G. Cockrill
Ivy
Petrolmar
Owers
J. W. Houser
Parolman C. W. Lippili
W. D. Basinger
Seventh Precinct
Joan J. Ryan
T0 the Force
Chesapeake | Beach
Charles Montgomery
Sixth Precinct
Roy
J. F. Watts
Third Precinct
Dave Oga
Washington Store
F Street N. W
Riker
Ruse
Reese
Kalamazoo
Vountanepee
Garaien Orc
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