Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-13
P. o. DEPARTMENT CHANGES.
Promotions, Appointments and Res
ignations Announced.

Postmaster General Hitchcock has an
nounced number of changes i'm the
clerical and inspection forces of the Post
Office Department, as follows:
Frank X. Pilson of the District of CO.
lumbia, appointed clerk at 81 600 in postal
savings system Thy transfer from 18TH
milan canal commission.
Probational appointments Adam L.
Otto of Minnesota, post Office inspector:
Franklin c. Parks OF Michigan. clerk
class 1 in Office of the second assistant
postmaster general; Timothy E. Carpen-
ter, post Office inspector; Lloyd III. Hum
bert, post office inspector; Frederick E.
Jarvis, post Office inspector; William w.
Marshall, post office inspector; William
Tippin. post office inspector.
Reinstatement-Robert E. Hensey of
New York. elevator conductor in the Of
flee of the Postmaster General.
Promotions - Assistant superintendent
railway mail service, from $l.SO per an
mum, with 81 per diem, to 5000 at 81 per
diem, in the Office of the Postmaster Cen
eral-Edwin l.. Duncan and huston X.
Cochrane. From post Office inspectors at
81 900 and 81 per diem to assistant super
intendents. railway mail service at $500
and "a per diem-Elijah E. Beatty, John
A., Elvin, Elmer L. Kineaid and Edgar H.
Kline. From post Office inspectors at
81, 800 per annum and 81 per diem to
special agent, division Of classification, at
s., 600 and 81 per dienl-Wiliam l.. Moore
and James B. Robertson. From post Of
flee inspectors at 1,sOO per annum and
81 per diem to assistant superintendent,
division Of registered mails. at 5000 and
81 per diem-Irving r. Fisher and Con-
fucius L. Wayland. From post Office in
spector at $1,SOO per annum and - per
diem to assistant superintendent, division
of salaries and allowances. at 5000 per
annum and 81 per diem-William b. Rob
inson. From post Office inspector at s.. 200
per annum and 81 per diem to post office
inspector at $1,000 per annum-RaymOnd
Gray. From 81. 100 to $1,000 per annum
| with 81 per diem in the inspectors service
George NJ. Brown. Park d. Colvin. Ben
jamin F. Gifts. Frank Frayser. William
j. Hickman, Lake Jones. Richard v.
Leahy, Grant B. Miller, Lennard II.
Mitchell Charles G. Pheil, Oscar c.
Pierce. Oliver NJ. Schaeffer. Valentine
Shoenberger. Charles B. Welter, Henry
A. Williams. James NJ. Woltz.
From 81. 800 to 81, 500 per annum, with
| 81 per diem, in the inspectors service
Adolph d. Bunsen. Moses c. Duryea, John
V. Holtby, Roscoe c. Knox. William j.
Marles. Samuel A. SusOng
From $h6OO per annum. with "a per
| diem, to $1,000 per annum in the inspec-
tors service-Hugh McQuillan.
From 5000 to $3.50 per annum in the
inspectors service-Charles H. Clarahan.
Arthur C. Earnshaw and Charles n.
| Moore.
| From $l.5O per annOm 10 $l,4O per
| annun. with 81 per diem. inthe inspec-
| tors service-Robert II. Aldous. George
| H. Austin. c. A. Arthur Bloebaum, John
| 8. Blough. Lewis Z. Bradshaw. Rudolph
| 8. Brauer. James F. Casey, Wrightson
| Chambers. Harry L. Conner. Harold l..
| French, Glenn c. Haynes William A.
| Golden. John ]. Graham, Raymond A.
| Grifith. George F. Harrington, Herbert
| p. Holiday. William b. Kahn. Albert j.
| Leamy. Manlis A. Martin. Marion NJ. Nc
| Clellan. Harry G. Morganroth. Thomas
| W. Naylor, James l.. Pearce, George l..
| Reeder Thomas G. Rowan Charles NJ
| Setter. Ernest +. Sharp. Walter A. SON.
mers.
| Resignations-Frank 8. Griggs of Maine.
| clerk class 4. office Of the second as
| sistant postmaster general: Frank s. Nep-
| tune of Minnesota, clerk class >. Office of
| the first assistant postmaster general;
! Thomas B. Haines OF Arkansas, clerk
| class d, Office OF the Postmaster General;
| Clyde J. Backus, post Office inspector;
John n. Hennen, post once inspector:
| Robert ]. Pollitt. clerk at division head
| quarters Of post office inspectors.