The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-08-04
" Commerce and Labor!

, part of which he will spend with friends
at Washington Grove, Md.
r. NJ Pindell, jr., is acting as the chief
of the appointment division during the.
absence on vacation of the regular in
cumbent. DR.. George w. Leadley, who
left Thursday for his home in Batavia.
n. Y, where he win visit relatives for
few days previous TO making an ex-
tended trip 20 various points in the East.
]. r. Nuber, of the printing division.
was called to Delaware last week by
message announcing the Illness Of his
baby, Mrs. Nuber being on visit there
10 relatives and friends.
William Whittam has been appointed
n special agent to investigate trade
conditions abroad under the Bureau of
Manufactures.
William F. l. Boeckhaus, Of Missouri,
and William l.. Clark, Of Massachusetts.
! have been appointed copyists at $9JJ
per annum in the Bureau OF Corpora
tions. Rudolph 3. Schwickard AID
Martin w. Cookerow, Of Illinois. have
| been appointed to positions as clerks at
/ $3.50 per annum in the same bureau.
"
| Harry c. Robb. clerk in the supply
! division, has resigned his position on
1 account Of continued i'll health.
| James V. Hamer. Waterman at $40
/ per annum IN the immigration Service,
has resigned mis- position in view OF
transfer TO the Treasury Department.
Miss NJ. Clare de Gra1enrid. Of
| Georgia, has been reinstated as a special
agent at $1,000 per annum In the Bureau
| OF Labor.
/ The following promotions nave been
announced In The division OF Daturaliza-
! ton OF the Bureau OF Immigration and
/ Naturalization: Thomas 3. Shoemaker,
clerk, from s. 200 TO g14OO; J. Lester
Brooks. clerk. from $1,000 TO sl.20O. and
George II. Thomas. clerk, from $500 70
$1,000.
Fred NJ. Bechtel has been reinstatei
as an inspector in the Immigration Ser
vice at 1850 per annum-
Harry 'Luckett, Of the office OF the dis
bursting clerk, is spending hts vacation
at ocean City. Nd.
T. V. Powderly. chief Of the new divi-
sion OF information, Bureau Of Immigrn-
ton and Naturalization, is out OF the
city on official business, which will in
clude a visit TO a number OF the ports
OF entry.
Richard Y Cadmus. Of the Office Of
the chief clerk. has returned from q
vacation OF four weeks spent at Kent
Cliff. n. Y.
Leland S Smith has been appointed
to a position IN the department BY
transfer from the Philippine service.
and assigned to duty in the office OF the
chief clerk
c. 3. Mclaughlin, Of the printing di-
vision, left Thursday evening FOR his
home in y est Virginia. where he will
spend about three weeks Of his annual
leave.
Charles 7. Graf. OF the printing dlvi-
sion, returned Thursday from a trip 10
North Carolina, where he has property
interests Mr.. Graft had the misfortune
TO got so thoroughly soaked while there
that he has been compelled TO wear %
Office his white flannel suit, which re
usually preserves for duty at the sea
shore.
James y. Steele, Of the appointment
division. Is 50 thoroughly enjoying his
vacation at Ocean City that he felt
obliged 20 send n long distance telephone
| request for additional leave OF absence
Adrian Horner, OF the appointment di-
vision, Is making extensive improve.
! fnents . his suburban home in Mt
! Rainier.
Lloyd Prather, the third, has been ap-
pointed TO q position as plate printer 5
helper at 500 per annum. under tht
Coast and GeOdetic Survey.
| James p. De Pue messenger boy al
the Bureau OF Standards, has been pro-
NOTED from $3.50 to $3.50 per annum.