The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-06


ume-and heat.
MISS Rena Rosenberg, Of the agricuI-
tural division and Miss Lucille NJ. deV.
Colby, Of the publication division. has
each been promoted from $1,000 to s.. 200
per annum.
Miss Ethel Eodgins has been ar
pointed TO a clerkship at 8. 900 per an
mum. and assigned 10 the population
division.
George NJ. Grafam has been appointed
to clerkship at $500 per annum, and
assigned to the publication division.
Miss Della 2. Street hes been REIN
stated as clerk at $500 per annuni.
and has been assigned 10 the manuiac-
lures division.
Thomas S. Merrill. appointment clerk
and disbursing officer. left Friday for
vacation trip TO New York city. and
thence ~ boat to Jacksonville ria.
stopping en- route at Charleston. S. c.
The trip will take about ten days.
William c. Hunt. statistician for pop-
ulation, who recently returned from Ok
lahoma. where he was in charge CT
the census work, has gone to Boston
10 Join his family. and take a vacation
for about a month.
r. II. Kimban Of the population divi-
sion. has resigned his position in the
bureau.
Miss NJ. Nance. Of the agriculture
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kansas last week by the illness OF her
mJtler.
Mss Charlotte Carmody and Miss
ReI'a Rodenberg, Of the agriculture divi-
sioT, have returned from their vacations.
Edward T. Thatcher. of The agricul-
ture division. nude a trip to Philadel-
phia last week for The purpose OF regis
terpg for the fall election.
Hickman p. Chiders. OF he agricuI-
ture division. has leased a home in
Brookland for the winter Mr.. Childers'
family has been spending the summer
IN Kentucky, and viii return to Wash
ington in few Gays.
The following clerks, who have been
turn to Washington after completing
present assignments: Charles 2. Smith,
who is on marriage and divorce work
at Henderson. Ky; William b. Horne.
marriage and divorce. Tennessee: George
l. Oller. transportation oy water. New
York city; Isaac c. Foster. marriage
and divorce, Virginia; William A. Hob
litzell, marriage and divorce, Maryland;
James D. Boyle. marriage ard divorce.
New York State; William NJ Grain,
marriage and divorce. Oklahoma.
Stephen X Booth. who has been at
work on marriage and divorce statistics
IN the Indian Territory. completed his
assignment on October l. and is now
on annual leave at his home In Mon
tevido, MINI. At the expiration Of his
vacation he will return TO office work
William A Mckenzie, who was in
charge Of collecting statistics on trans
Portation by water in New York city.
completed his assignment last week. He
is at present on annual leave, at the
expiration OF which he Will return to
Washington,
Charles L. Conway. who is working
on marriage and divorce statistics in
F'suquier county. Va. and Robert d.
Gardner, who is on the same Inc of
work IN Knox county, Ky, have been
ordered 10 report to office at the ex-
piration of their present assignments.
Thomas A. Devor. who has been in
Jay county, Ind., on marriage and d.
vorce work. and Daniel Hartnett, who
has been in Dunklln county, No, on
similar work. have completed their as
sigaments and are now on vacation.
after which they will return to WASH
ington.
The following clerks who have been
doing duty in the field have returned
To their desks in the population divi-
sion: Joseph Crooks, who was assigned
to Indiana on marriage and divorce
work: Frank A. Porterfeld. marriage
and divorce work IN Colorado. H. H.
Clark. census work in Oklahoma: John
3. Hopkins. marriage and divorce work
IN Kentucky, and Adolph ]. Doeing.
marriage and divorce work in South
Dakota.
Miss Matte H. Maddux, of Virginia.
has been reinstated as clerk at 1920
per annuru
James G. Greene. who has been col
Letting statistics of cities st Joplin,
Mo, has been transferred to New Or
leans, La, to collect criminal judicial
statistics.
Claude ]. Crissey, who has been en-
ployed at Seattle, Wash, on the trans
portation by water inquiry, has been
transferred to Victoria, b. c., on the
same investigation.
Lemuel A. Miller has been given a
temporary appointment in the carpen-
ter shop.
Miss Lucy H Loeffler. of this city.
has been reinstated as a clerk at $1,0OC
per annum