Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-05
PRESS FORCE CHANGES
NEW MEN ON ROLLS AT CAPT.
Toll GALLERIES.
Numerous Additions to the List of
News Gatherers-Staffs of
Washington Papers.

Although few changes in the personnel
of the Senate and House will tbe observ-
ed when Congress opens tomorrow. many
new faces will be seen in the Capitol
press galleries this winter.
Since the last regular session death
has removed three of the newspaper men
known around the Capitol-Edward e.
Coyle of the Detroit Free Press and
Grand Rapids Herald; J. II. Aubere of
the st. Louis Globe-Democrat and Ray
mond Patterson of the Chicago Tribune.
For the Associated Press. the press gal
lery directory shows. j. P. Gavit will
be chief of staff of the Washington
office. Edwin NJ. Hood. assistant chief
of staff. and Charles A. Cotterhill. who
has been for many years on the floor of
the House, will be day manager. Thomas
F. Dawson will be in charge of the
capitol force, with headquarters on the
Senate side. As during recent sessions
Jackson S. Elliott and Charles Z. Kern
will be at the Senate end for the As
ISOLATED Press. The House news. for the
same service, will be covered by new
men-Fred A. Emory and Clarence G,
newspaper field for several years. and
John B. Elliott. who comes here from
San Francisco
Staff Changes Noted.
E. r. Sartwell of New York will be
new member of the United Press Capitol
staff. Robert Dugan, formerly Of the
Washington Times. Will be a new repre-
sentative of the New York Sun. Harry
l.. Dunlap will be in charge of the staff
of the New York World and st. Louis
Post-Dispatch, and George L. Edmunds
will be a new assistant for the st. Louis
Post-Dispatch. Frank B. Lord will cover
the Senate for the Hearst news service
and Clifford Rose will be at the House
end. For the New York Herald. Donald
A Craig will be on duty at the Capitol.
]. c. O'Laughlin has succeeded the late
Raymond Patterson in charge of the Chi
cago Tribune staff, and he will be as
sisted by Arthur S. Henntng of the Chi
cago office. Succeeding the late J. H.
Aubere. Charles p. Keyser will be at the
head of the st. Louis Globe-Democrat
staff. AS the correspondent for the De-
1roit Free Press and the Grand Rapids
Herald. Isaac Gregg succeeds the late
Edward Coyle.
Ashmun " Brown comes here from
Seattle to represent the Seattle Post In
telligencer After All absence of several
years from the gallery John Corrigan
will return for the coming session as the
correspondent of the Atlanta Constitu-
ton. John W. Flenner will represent
the Muskogee Times-Democrat and the
Oklahoman of Oklahoma City. Martin
&. Madsen comes from the home office
OF the San francisco Chronlcie TO be It's
representative here.
Additions to Bureaus.
On the staff OF the New York Times
and Philadelphia Public Ledger, Julian
d. Sargent, formerly of the Washington
Herald, is a new member. In addition
TO his other papers +. H. Pullman will
during the coming session represent the
Great Falls Tribune, the AIssoula Mis-
soulian and the Helena Record. v. Gill
more Iden is new member of the New
YORK Journal of Commerce bureau +.
S. Wright of Cleveland will be in the
gallery for the Cleveland Press. r. w.
Wooley will represent several London
newspapers.
The Washington Herald has John r.
Crown as new assistant. Arthur g.
Johnson. Frank /. Whitehead and Fred
er'ck &. Winner. all former members of
the press gallery, will be the Capitol
staff of the Washington Post, Messrs
Johnson and Winner being newly con-
nected with the Post j. B. Smallwood
Is added to The Stars force and will
cover the news Of the Senate.