In Uncle Sam's Government Departments Incident at Yard
Marion Richmond, while working in his yard last week, was attacked by a dog and severely lacerated his hand. He sought treatment at the Pasteur Institute. The report also details inaugural events and personnel movements at the government printing office, including transfers, appointments, and notable visitors during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion FR. Richmond
Pasteur Institute
Carlisle Indian School Dramatic Club
Clem Harding
Printing Green
Harding
Carlisle Indian School
Walter Edwards
Raleigh
S. C
W. O. Smith
Linotype
Philip Nachman
Monotype
W. J. Manning
Government Printing Office
BE &. Hutchman
Indian Archool and Agency
Shoshone
Wye
Watch Tores
Eick
Samuel D Howells
Samuel M. Calvin
John O. Russell
J .B. Stoops
Andrew Luket
John C. Macksey
Newark
N.S
Washington
Daniel V. Chisholm
James E. Maynard
Ble
Louis Vogt
George G. Wilson
Third Infantry
Will H Chase
Navy and Army Club personnel and staff moves
Navy department last week lists Assistant paymaster H C Edwards Newport R I, Lieut Comdr W L Pryor Norfolk Va, Lieut F T Berry Newport, Ensign F P Morgan U S S Neptune, Hnalign W A Moffett Great Lakes, Lieut Comdr J P Jackson U S S Frederick, Lieut R Wilson U S Wyoming, and other Army and Navy Club postings. Researchers Weimer Harter and Corbett lead plant industry work in Philadelphia Vineland Ambler Pa and several states. bureaus restructure staffing as tobacco wilt and flax tests proceed. Several resignations and appointments in internal revenue and war risk insurance noted, plus relief efforts and first aid training linked to Navy League and Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C. Hdwards
Newport
R. L
Army and Navy Club
B. C. Donnelly
A. & G& Kentucky
Saive
U. A
Norfolk
Comander W. Ll. Pryor
F. T. Berry
ML. EB. Harrison
Philadelphia
W. G. Farwell
New York City
Ensign FP. C. Morgan
U. S. S. Neptune
W. A. Moffett
Great Lakes
J. P. Jackson
A. 8. S. Frederick
F. Taftin
Navy Yard
Lieut
R. Wison
U.S . Wyoming
Nettie Eichelberger
Woman's Section
Navy League
Theodore Hailey Meyers Mason House
Mildred Chase
District of Columbia
Amazing Power of Bon-Opto To Strengthen Eyesight
Dr Lewis touts Bon Opto as a home remedy to reduce eyestrain and restore vision. Aimed at readers with glasses or weak eyesight, the ad claims many users gained clearer vision in a week, with testimonials of dramatic improvements and pain relief. The tablet solution is prepared at home by dissolving a tablet in water and bathing the eyes twice daily. A second physician endorses its safety and effectiveness, noting it strengthens sight by about 50 percent in one week in many cases, with a money-back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneeek
Lewis
Thin City
O'donnell’s
Liggett’n
Adv
Bureau personnel depart for surveys and studies
Agriculture and plant and animal industry staff head in numerous trips to Minnesota, Nebraska, Kansas, Cincinnati, St. Louis, Kansas City, Pacific Northwest, Ohio, Wisconsin, Michigan, Florida, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Cin cinnati, and other sites. They plan market information collection, cooperative marketing formation, hog cholera work, cow testing, drought theory trials, and potato and cotton disease research, with returns and meetings in Washington and Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CB. Bassett
Office of Markets and Rural Organization
Pacific Northwest
W. I. McAfee
Bureau of Biological Survey
Ohio
Wisconsin
Michigan
Bureau
Treasury Rifle Club re elects officers for active year
At the annual Bureau of Internal Revenue Rifle Club meeting the entire staff of incumbent officers was reelected and plans made for a more active year's work in target practice. Officers include Paul F. Myers president and LeRoy Rogers executive officer. Col H H Jaminson entertained a house party from New Castle and Wilmington. Agnes M. Holland named Treasury Red Cross representative to catalog all women employees for service willingness and time. D Harrison returns from Pennsylvania. Martha C. Griggs on leave. John Blades and Thomas Murray return from duty with Company K DC National Guard. Jesse D Abrams returns after three weeks ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Internal Revenue Rifle Club
Bureau
Paul F. Myers
W. Boyd
EB. H. Willis
HE. G. Ballinger
LeRoy Rogers
Agnes M. Holland
The
Treasury
Red Cross
Washington
Miss Holland
Postoffice Promotions List From Postmaster General
A list of promotions enacted in the Postoffice Department outlines advances within the office of the Postmaster General, detailing appointed officials and their new roles. The notice confirms internal career movements among senior postal administrators.
Hair Growth Remedy Promises Dandruff Cure at Local Drugstore
O'Donnell's Drug Stores offer Parisian Sage promising to abolish dandruff stop itching scalp and prevent hair loss while stimulating new growth. The parfum and antiseptic liquid supposedly nourishes roots and beautifies hair, with money-back guarantee if results are not seen. A large bottle is inexpensive at your favorite drug counter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Donnell
Adv
Postmaster General Office Transfers and Appointments
A detailed notice lists numerous transfers promotions and appointments within the Postmaster General's offices. Names include Charles Whitebread Thomas Davis and William Rotzler in First Assistant, Mary Moodie Max Kohrn and Louis Marcotte in Second Assistant, and Grace Semmes Walter Brown Cyrus Sherman in Third Assistant, with various internal moves and probations noted. Also reported are resignations retirements details on details and leaves tied to inauguration period and multiple divisions including stamps registered mails money orders equipment and rural deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government Printing Office
George L. Emitniser
E. Finley Kitson
Georges V. Armstrong
Lyndon J. Gilbert
Ellen Croggon
William H. Tavermore
John A Costelin
Catherine HE. A. Cannon
Bander
Henry C. Thomson
Henry J. Crampp
Alonzo F. Harrington
John Strick
Robert BE. Youart
David T. Lloyd
William M. Baldwin
George F. Angell
George FH. Aschenbach
Walter Q Ashley
Henry E. Bartle
Charles M. Buchanan
Joseph FE. Donne Han
Burton W. Doyle
Frank Hart
Dedise L. Hemming
Joseph E. Horney
Jovi Huber
Samuel T. Kennedy
Shelley K Kieffer
John F. King
Harry E. T.ibert
Henry ©. Nicol, Jr
Arthur R Prem
J. Frederick Roxbrough
Philip E. Sardo
Christopher G. Satterley
Tohn T. Stewart
William M. Stuart
Jesse M. Taylor
Frank R. Trimble
William RF. Abbott
Joseph W. Beicher
Gustav B. Diers
Louis W. Cornwell
Makerup
Arthur I. Fessenden
Frederick L. Pridley
Lloyd G. Genus
Charles J. Graf
Perry T. Grimes
Monotype
Charles K. Groome
John O Donoghue
Claude BE. Haines
William FH. Stanford
Wallace
Charles Whitebread
Thomas W. Davis
William M. Rotzler
Harold W. Davis
William M. Woods
Mary F. Moodie
Max Kohrn
Louis L Marcotte
Joseph A. Martin
William F. Connor
J. Clfford Henderson
James B. Green
Earl B. Wadsworth
Elizabeth M. Helms
Grace H. Semmes
Walter D. Brown
Cyrus W. Sherman
Perry BE. Taylor
Carl F. Stabler
Clifford J. Tyrrell
Walter S. Bates
Nora L. Davis
Eral
Daniel Colquitt, Jr
Hfenger 8. S. Gaumer
Changes of personnel in the Department of Commerce
The section lists promotions, new appointments, and probational posts across bureaus including standards, geodetic survey, census, and foreign and domestic commerce. Notable moves include George K. Burgess to 3600, Elmer R. Weaver to 1300, Junius D. Edwards to 1600, and Alexander Cargola named watchman at 720, with several clerks and assistants receiving raises or new postings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Commerce
Bureau of Standards
George K. Burgess
George C. Hill
Alfred J. Munnerlyn
Charles J. Cleary
Walter C. Adler
Emilio A. Cardarell
Elmer R. Weaver
Junius D. Edwards
Sidney M. Hull
James A. Slattery
Harold H. Dutton
John T. Fillgate
Carlyle B. Boone
Francis A. Smith
Jesse Cohen
Vera E. Adama
Bureau of the Census
Butler Toombs
Oscar H. Gordon
James D. Boyle
Carlyle Crosland
Mary J. March
Geneva F. Hoult
William G. Copley
Clarance
Durand
Hale Thomas
Selina W. Hutchinson
Interior Secretary approves several Interior Department appointments
Secretary Lana approves last week changes in the Interior Department including probationary posts in the Indian and Patent Offices and Geological Survey with named appointees and salaries. Temporary civil service appointments cover the Bureau of Mines and a transfer extension in the General Land Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lana
Department of Interior
Indian Office
Henry E. Gifford
Patent Office
Charles W. Levinson
Geological Survey
Joseph B. Entringer
Civil Service commission—Bureau of Mines
William Green
Howard F. Murphy
Civil Service Commission
General Land Office
David W. Eaton
Clark
Resignations and visits at the Bureau of Mines and Labor Statistics
The note lists numerous personnel changes and official visits across the Bureau of Mines and the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Names include John E B Conley junior chemist, Clara H Gonter stenographer, Catherine Scanlin Pennsylvania, Emil Frankel special agent, Virginia B Knowles, and others. Movements cover resignations, per diems, and trips to Boston Wilmington Cleveland Chicago Atlantic City Philadelphia and Chicago for official business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Minng
John EB. Conley
Navy Department
Geological Survey
Clara H. Gonter
Catherines A. Scanlin
Pennsylvania
Emil Frankel
Virginia B Knowles
Bureau of Labor, Statistics
Colorado
Wilmington
Del
Pot
Bureau of Mines
Morris Block
Es Non
Co. E Baldwin
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Cleveland
Ohio
Washington
R. S& Bilkhapa
Chicago
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Uncle Sam
William H. Livermore
James Alford
Charles Stutsman
Curtin E. Curtin
Bindery
Library of Congress
Lynchburg
John Lester
Basa Wegan
Walter R. Metz
Reserve Corps
United States Army
Edward Rowan
Foundry Division
Palm Beach
Fla
Minnis Aylward
Basy
W. H Aylward
Pawtucket
R. I
M E Mauss
Long Island
Will E. Martin
Maas Virginia D Johnson
William D. Skeen
Iinotype
Harry A. Duce
Thotype
Big Mother
Baltimore
John A. Cotter
F. Phelan
James A .Gallivan
Lawrence, Mass
Royal
Vals
Cotter
Joseph McCann
Henry Presley
Joseph J. Ligon
Lynchburg, Va
John J. Ligon
S R Fowler
Fire Department
Joseph Reith
Violet Leaf Social and Pleasure Club
Richard Sullvan
Leo Spaight
B Fowler
John van Derbeharf
Altman
Chester Bild Melstile Hollander
Charles Henry
Preston George
Spring Hil
Ford
W OR. Metz
Wilson
United States
Walker
John E. Jones
Congress
Harry E. Libert
Christopher G. Satterly
Joseph BE. Donellan
Maker-Up
Arthur
F. Tucker
John M. Longt~an
Chartres FE Sickles
Thomas W. Kemp
Richard
J. 3. Halpenny
Frank A. Schwing
Miss Harriett B. Robinson
Charles B. Huse
Charles B. Houghton
Robert L. Hobian
Wack
W. E H. Donlan
Cavalry
Hirbitt
W. 3. MacKinlay
J. B. Coulter
Gen
William Stanton
J. W. Wright
Infantry
Charles ¥. Bates
Col
B. W. Atkinson
Maj
N. Gapen
Medical Corps
J. Howlern
W. C. Brown
F. P. Raymond
A. L. Parmerter
Army, and Navy Club
Howard PF. Gill
Coast Artillery
Army and Navy
KF. T. Hines
Coast Artillery Corps
C. W. Otwall
Engineer Corps
J. HD. Young
C. B. Hodges
N. V. Bilis
Walter Reed
G. W. Hefdt
Army, and Navy
8. W. FitzGerald
Corps of Engineers
C. A. Baehr
Field Artillery
J. 5 Hardian
Quartermaster Department
NAVY
J I. Weimer
L. L. Harter
Bureau of Plant Industry
Vineland
R. EB. B. McKenny
Laboratory of Plant Pathology
Georgia
Florida
L. C. Corbett
Idaho
Oregon
California
Arizona
H. L. Westover
White Hall
Charlies D. Bennett
Alabama
Jason L. Merrill
Chisago
Chillicothe
Kalamazoo
Mich
DePere
Wis
Winona
L. C. Corbell
Ambler
Pennsylvania School of Horticulture For
Joe Adams
Internal Revenue Bureau
District of Columbia Guard
Mary Lassiter
Claims Division
Department of Agriculture
Asheville
N. C
Co. H. Ingram
Bureau of Internal Revenue
New York
Ingram
BH. Butterfess
Chief Clerk of Internal Revenue
B. R. Rhees
District Guard
Texas-Mexico
Niewera Per
Frpkive
Agriculture
Wallace W. Wright
Minnesota
Nebraska
Kansas
J. J. Ahearn
Cincinnati
Heh
BH. Munger
St. Louisa
Kansas City
Francis Harper
D. E. Lewis
Furthera
D. A. Drake
Bureau of Soils
Cincinmati
Z. Hutton
Soil Survey
Arkansas
J. 8. Keen
Dog Moines
Bureau of Animal Industry
W. O. McWhorter
Division of Animal Husbandry
Cooper Curtica
Zoological Division
Vienna
Atlanta
Southern Cattle Men’s Association
H. Marl Young
Reinhart
Lancaster
York
P. Maxwell Lombard
Presque Isle
Garrison
Oceana
A. Edson
Bermuda
Clyde F. Grinwold
Akron
Colo
United States Experiment Farm
Leroy Moomaw
Bozeman
Moccasin
Harvey Mont
St. Louis
Ay West
Frank Blaine
Paper Plant Investigations
LaCrosse
H. H. Jaminson
New Castle
D. Harrison
Martha C. Griggs
Customs Division
John Blades
Thomas Murray
Seaptroller of Currency
Third Regiment
Jesse D. Abrams
Office of the Comptroller of Currency
Grip
Postoffice
W. WB. Woses & Sons , and
Ith Sts
Kerman Kerman Kerman Mahal
Kerman
Sarouk
Hine Saale
Irans
Mosuls
Kurdistans
Beloochistans
Hamadans
George J. Schoeneman
Roy L. Whitman
Tozaph Bolko
Charles Wagner
David Felser
Maryland
Lena G Duehay
Maude J. Howard
Clarion E H. Long
Frances W. Lee
Harold B. Barnes
James Olcott
Orie L. Helsley
Max Weiser
Norman Baxter
Rhode Island
Harry M. Jaffe
I. Ropert Weber
Virginia
Raymond C. Walker
Mara A. Morrow
Victor H. Self
Orville I. Ballard
J. P. Chapman
Division of Stamps
C. A. Miller
Virgie Q. Brown
Claude D. Phillips
Dublin
J. B. Wolf
Pittsburgh
A. E H. Wood
Division of Money Orders
Clara H. Jones
George H. Emch
Division of Rural Mails
Florence Bingham
Division of Postmasters Appointments
Ll. C. Walker
Post Ofice Service
E. C Walker
Cornellius J. McHugh
George W. Harrison
C. J. Simpson
W. B. Harper
Commerce
Meyer A. Dounn
Frances E. R. Mayer
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
George Jenking
Steamboat Inspection Service
Grand Haven
Boston
Mase
Nicolle
Massachusetts
LABOR
Immigration
Robert E. Pollock
Bureau of Immigration
District National Guard
Greenawalt
J. L. Hughes
Department
Hubert E. Hensey
Malls and Files
Royal Meeker
Labor Statistics
Mtchelbert Stewart
Sarah Waters
Henry Nicolls
Law and Correspondence Division
Bureau of
H R. Burrill
Law and Some Respondence
Bureau of Naturalization, Ia
Atlantic City
Jeexe Thomas
Bureau of Naturalization
Merton A. Sturges
Thomas B. Whitemaker
W. M. Ragsdale
Wiss Ade M. Howell
Bureau of Inberstatiatics
O’donnell’s Drug Store
F Street
N. W
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