Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-26
CAPITOL CORRESPONDENTS
NEW NAMES IN THE CONGRESS
SIGNAL DIRECTORY.
Changes in the Local and out-of-
Town Newspapers-May Repre-
senting Foreign Publications.

The forthcoming Congressional Direc-
tory will show a number Of changes in
the list of accredited correspondents Of
out-of-town newspapers entitled to ad-
mission to the press galleries Of the Rouse
| and Senate.
The New York World bureau is almost
completely reorganized, after the volun
tary retirement Of Mr. Samuel G. Blythe,
who has gone into magazine work. Mr..
Charles Willis Thompson will head the
bureau. assisted by Mr.. Charles 8. AL
bert. r. w. Woolley and H. L. Dunlap.
The New York Times and Philadelphia
Ledger bureau will be headed by Mr.. o.
X. Davis. assisted by Mr.. Jackson 8. Ell
lott and Mr.. Zach MCGEE.
In the New York Herald bureau Mr..
Sherman P. Allen has been AIDED to Mr..
Henry shrofr Browns staff and Mr.. A.
H Fox will look out for the Paris edi-
ton.
In the New York Tribune bureau Mr..
Fearn has added Mr.. Gerald Egan to the
staff.
In the New York Sun bureau Mr.. Oula-
han has added Mr.. Alfred Geiger to the
staff.
Mr.. Lowry Of the New York Evening
Post will have Mr.. T. w. Brahany to as
sist him.
The Associated Press staff at the Capitol
| Will be augmented by Mr.. Charles E.
Charles A. Cotterill.
The United Press Associations formerly
! the Scripps McRae and Publishers Press
| Association) will be headed by Mr.. Ed
ward L: Keen and the old stan: with the
Murphy and Mr.. A. P. Arnold.
Foreign Newspapers.
A number Of foreign newspapers are rep
resented by new men. Mr.. Samuel G..
Blythe is accredited to the London Mail:
Mr.. ]. D. Whelpley and Mr.. D. s. Barry
to the London Tribune; Mr.. Wilhelm
Colmstadt to the Frankfurter Zeitung.
The San Francisco Call will be repre-
| scented by Mr.. Ira e. Bennett. Mr.. Isaac
Gregg will assist Mr.. Jesse L. Carmichael
on the San Francisco Bulletin. Mr. w. j.
Showalter will represent the Richmond
Journal Mr.. A. o. Hayward is attached
to the Philadelphia Press bureau as as
sistant to Mr.. ]. 8. Henry and Mr.. F. w.
steckman as assistant in the st. Louis
Republic bureau. Mr.. w. W. Conner goes
into the bureau. of the Woman's National
Mr.. Edward B. Clark will add the ST.
Louis Times and Los Angeles News to His
list Of papers. Mr.. Jesse l.. Suter will
| represent the Nashville Tennessean and
Mr.. John E. Lathrop the Portland Jour-
nal and other western papers. Mr.. F.
c. Weimer succeeds Mr.. Claude Watts on
the Cleveland Leader. Mr.. Watts having
been recalled to important work in Ohio
Mr.. H. c. Biggs will be the correspond
ent OF the Chicago Inter Ocean, succeed
ing Mr.. r. c. Jones, who has become
managing editor. Mr.. Worth C.. Harder
will represent the Minneapolis Tribune
and Mr.. l.. w. Thavis resumes as CORE
| spondent Of the Topeka Capital.
Local Newspapers.
| The Washington Herald will be repre-
sented by Mr.. J. Harry Cunningham
Mr.. John Chester Phillips and Mr.. Justin
H. Forest.
To the Washington Posts Capitol staff
will be added Mr.. G. Gould Lincoln. On
| The Evening Stars Capitol staff Mr. Don
aid Craig succeeds Mr.. Charles E. Kern
| who goes with the Associated Press.
| The working rooms OF the Senate pres
| gallery have been completely remodeled
| by Sergeant-at-arms Ransdell and Nj
John J. McGrain during the summer.
Handsome carpets, leather furniture, new
| tables and telephone booths have been
put in and the ceiling decorated.
The two press galleries will be in charge
Of the old stan. Mr.. Charles H. Mann
will have charge Of the House gallery, as
sisted by Mr.. Charles Holbrook. and the
Senate gallery will be looked after by
Mr.. James D. Preston and Mr.. Edwin
A. Halsey.