The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-27
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Il viii doubtless prove Interesting 20
the employees al the commission 10 learn
of the whereabouts OF some OF those
who have formerly been employed in
the various divisions. but who have left
Inc commission within the past two or
three years, some 10 begin household
duties, and others 10 enter upon work
IN other departments Of the Government
service or In civil life.
b. NJ Dobson. formerly of the ap-
phcation division who left in the early
part of lsOi. j. now assistant paymaster
OF the Navy.
Miss Anna May SeWeIl, who left the
examining division IN the fan Of 1904
has her home in Detroit. Mich Miss
Sewell is now Mrs. Airheart.
James p. Helm, whose resignat ion
from the application division took Ell
feet ON July 8. 1895. is assistant pay
master OF the Navy.
Shirley Wooteu. also from the appli-
cation division, left the commission 10
accept position under the War Depart
ment at Guantanamo. Cuba.
Lee r. Wilson. last year = stenog-
rapher IN the division OF appointments.
Is holding down position obtained from
tho freight rate clerk examination in
tho Interstate Commerce Commission.
Mr.. Wilson is doing well ia his new
position, and has had an addition 10 his
family since he left the commission,
the second child.
Harry I. Tansel. formerly hezd Of
the stenogrsphers' room in the division
OF appointments. is occupying a .e-
sponsible position in the Fostoface De-
parment
Miss Marie Genizi. formerly of the
application division, married Alfred All
muth. private secretary To First Assls-
tant Postmaster General Hitchcock, OF
the Postcfice Department Mr.. and
Mrs. AlImuth live IN Washington.
Hobart NJ Ramsdeu. formerly a ste
nographer In the division of aDpoiut-
ments, is occupying a responsible posi-
ton in the District building. Mr..
Ramsdeu is developing considerable
speed In shorthand in his new worl,
and bids fair 10 become one Of the most
rapid young shorthand writer's OF the
city.
Clarence F. Newton. also a former
member Of the steuographic department
or the division of appointments. is now
at the Congressional Library. in the
division Of copyrights. having accepted
a position there az 81 higher salary.
vision OF appointments and later in
charge or the bureau OF Information of
the commission. LETT in 1919 10 accept
- position In the Treasury Department.
Walter b. Wooden, who left the divi-
sion of appointments recently. is well
situated in the Department Of Commerce
ana Labor Mr. Wooden was married
on Saturday Of last week 10 an Indiana
girl.
Miss Maud V. Murphy entered upon
duty Thursday morning in the applica-
Hon division. Miss Murphy's appoint-
ment is temporary. pending the return
70 duty or Dan Higgins, OF the applf-
cation division.
Spencer +. Bomar was absen. from
N'4N q lili4iN-iLltll DIVISION W rQueSuaV and
Thursday OF this week on account Of
the Illness OF his wife.
T.. o. Amer Of the application di-
vision, will hold an examination for
StenOgrapher and typewriter on Monday
at Norfolk. Va.
Chief William r. Bushby, of the APP
plication division and his assistants are
looking forward 10 q little more extra
work in connection with the examina-
tion for inspector of pure food and
drugs, which viii be held throughout
the United States on February s and {.
The application division has distributed
300 announcements concerning the ex-
animation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank o. Everett the
latter OF the division or appointments.
had as their guests this week Mrs.
Everetrs mother and sister. Mrs. NJ
Trester and Miss AIellette Traster, of
81. Joseph, Mo-, who arrived ia Wash
lngton on Saturday. January IS. Mrs
Iraster left yesterday for her home. /
Miss TTaster expects 10 remain in Wash
ington permanently. and later viii take
up the study Of vocal music.
LYNCHING OF THE FUTURE
ATTRACTIVE ENTERTAINMENT