The Washington times., 1909-12-11
SUPERVISORS TOLD
TO BAR POLITICS
Director Durand InStructS
Conference AS to Select
ing Census EnumeratorS.

orator iG' examinations w.l be held
February >, and In the towns where tho
supervisors live they Will conduct the
examination, tests Cor which have been
prepared oy the Census Eureau.
In other towns postmasters and civil
service examiners viii have charge
The papers must all be in by February
p. and appointments viii he copleted
by the middle OF Marcn
The first session OF the conference
was held yesterday afternoon. and out
OF eighty-nine supervisors summoned
from states in this immediate section
eightN-eight were present Assistant hi
rector W. +. Wilioughby Chief Ar
thur E Seymour. of the supervisors
correspondence division. Census GeoC-
rapher Charles :. Sloane. Special Agent
Hurrey, OF the agricultural division
and Edward Koch. of the population
division. explained 30 the supervisors
the work they are TO do.
At 2.l5 O clock this afternoon the
supervisors paid visit TO the Presi
dent and then returned to the Censu.
a final talk or their duties oy secre
taiN Of Commerce and Labor Nagel,
The supervisors were:
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
William 5. Broughton.
CONNECTICUT.
William B. Bailey.
DELAWARE
L. Heislar Ball
MASSACHUSETTS
Charles f. Gettemy.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Frank a. Musgrove
MAINE.
Morrill, y Drew, First District.
T. +. Spohord. Second District.
MARYLAND.
Isaac II. White, first district
L.absn Sparks. second district
frederick ]. DOrtOn, third district
Charles F. Mack,in. fourth district.
John j. Stump. fifth district.
NEW YORK.
Albert Falch. first district.
WAlam Lleberwann, second district
Alexander r. Smith, third district.
James kelby. fourth district.
Cornelius Shufelt, fifth district
Anthony p. Finder, sixth district.
trict. ''9
D. W. Miller, eight district
Francis J. Dunn, ninth district.
John l. Campbell. twentieth district.
william c Moore. tenth district
Henry J. Rockingham, jr.. eleventh
district
Frank c. wisner twelfth district.
James A Mccormick, thirteenth dis
]. C. Pembleton. fourteenth district.
George F. De Nenny, fifteenth dis
Henry W MARTENS. sixteenth district
trict.
Addison W. Fisher. eighteenth dis,
trict
J.. NJ Madden. nineteenth district.
NEW JERSEY.
William y. Brown, first district
Evan F. Benners, second district
Harry r. Salter, fourth district
-.ouis Y. Hoo-land, 9th district.
George a Fischer, sixth district
John II. Weastell, eighth district.
NORTH CAROLINA.
J. G. Meelins, ST.. first district
James NJ MeWboome, second district
Henry Frank Brown, third district.
william G. Pearson, fourth district
David II. Blair. fifth district
Irwin 3. Tucker. sixth district
A Turner Grant, lT-. seventh district
James 7. Campbell. eighth district
J. yates k1llian. ninth district.
John W. Norwood, tenth district
PENNSYLVANIA.
y. p. Kelly first district
A. Brook Shoemaker, third district.
Milton :. Falck. fourth district
John r. Edwards, fifth district
John b Graham, sixth district.
Harry G.. Seip, seventh district
Samuel L Price. eighth district
George g. BleumeT. ninth district
j. Andrew Wilt. tenth district
Augustus /. Merrill. eleventh district
Benjamin Apple, twelfth district
George Joseph. thirteenth district
Warren g. Light fourteenth district
Lewis G. Elliott, fifteenth district
Samuel /. Reed, sixteenth district
s. r.. Hamilton. seventeenth district
J. =. Wenk, eighteenth district
". s. Mason. nineteenth district
David z. Thompson, twentieth dis
trict
Charles c. Frye. twenty-hrst district.
Aaron F. Dickcy, twenty dis
trict
RHODE ISLAND.
George n. Webb.
TENNESSEE.
Dr. Lillen, fourth district
Marion Richardson. seventh district.
VERMONT
Lynn NJ. Hays
VIRGINIA.
". ". Woodwa RI. first district
Richard =. Bunting. second district
q. Ridgway. third district
w A. Land. fourth district
5. Floyd Lambeth, hfth district
r. &. Burks. sixth district
Everett Dulaney OFT. seventh district.
J. McAdsir tenth district.
WEST VIRGINIA
Harvey W. Harmer. first district.
g. IT. Child second district
Q. + Rudesill third district.
Robert Morris, fourth district