The Washington times., 1911-04-12
MANY INSPECTORS
OF RAILWAY MAIL
SERVICE GO HIGHER
Promotions Announced To-
day by Postoffice
Department.

Several promotions in the railway mail
service were announced by the Post
Office Department today. The employees
affected are inspectors. and 1t is said
they were not concerned with the re-
cent changes in which Alexander Grant
was succeeded as general superintend-
ent by Theodore ingalls,.
Assistant Superintendents Edwin L
Duncan and Huston x. Cochrane were
promoted from $1,S0O with 81 per diem
to 5000 with "a per diem in the office OF
the Postmaster General; Elijah Z. Beat
ty, John A. Elvin, Elmer L. Kincaid,
and Edgar H. Kline were promoted from
postoffice inspectors at a,6O with ~
per diem to assistant superintendents Of
the railway mail service at s., 800 with
81 per diem.
Other changes in the Postoffice De-
partment's clerical and inspection forces
announced are:
Frank K. Pilson, of the District Of
Columbia, appointed clerk in the Postal
Savings System at $780, by transfer
from the Istamian Canal Commission.
Probational ppointment-Adam z.
Otto, Of Minnesota, postoffice inspector;
Franklin c. Parks, of Michigan, clerk
class l in office of the Second Assistant
Postmaster General; Timothy E. Car
penter, postoffice inspector; Lloyd II.
Humbert, postoffice inspector; Frederick
E. Jarvis, postofflce inspector; william
w. Marshall, postoffice inspector; Will
liam Tippin, postoffice inspector
Reinstatement-Rober Z. Hensey, of
New York, elevator conductor in the
office of the Postmaster General.
Promotions-From postoffce inspec-
tors at 81, 800 per annum and 81 per diem
to special agent, division of classifica-
ton, at $500 and 81 per diem-William
L. Moore and James B. Robertson.
From postoffice inspectors at $500
per annum and "a per diem to assistant
superintendent, division Of registered
mails, at 5000 and 81 per diem-Irving
r. Fisher and Confucius L. Wayland.
From postoffice inspector at $1,SO6
per annum and 81 per diem to assistant
superintendent, division of salaries and
allowances, at 5000 per annum and q
per dien1-William B. Robinson.
From postoffice inspector at $500 per
annum and "a per diem to postoffice in
spector at 5000 per annum-Raymond
Gray.
From s1,4oo to 81, 800 per annum with "a
per diem in the inspectors service
George NJ. Brown, Park D. Colvin, Ben
1amin F, Gifts, Frank Frayser, William
J. Hickman. Lake Jones, Richard V.
Leahy, Grant B. Miller, Lennard H.
Pierce, oliver NJ. Schaeffer, Valentine
Shoenberger, Charles B. Welter, Henry
A Williams, James NJ. WoltZ.
From $500 to s, 800 per annum with
"a per diem in the inspectors service
Adolph D. Bunson, Moses c. Duryea,
John v. Holtby, Roscoe c. Knox, Will
liam J. Marles, Samuel A. Susong.
From $1,6o0 per annum with 81 per
diem to 5000 per annum in the inspec-
tors service-Hugh McQuillen.
From 5000 to $3.50 per annum in the
inspectors service-Charles H Clarahan,
Arthur C. Earnshaw, and Charles n.
Moore.
From $500 per annum to s1.4oO per
annum. with 81 per diem in the inspec-
tors service-Robert H. Aldous, George
H Austin, C.. A. Arthur Bloebaum,
John s. Biough, Lewis E. Bradshaw,
wrghton Chambers, Harry L. Conner,
Harold L. French, Glenn c. Haynes,
william A Golden. John J. Graham.
Raymond A. Griffith, George F. Har-
rington. Herbert P. Holiday. William
B. Kahn. Albert J. Leamy, Manlis A.
Morganroth, Thomas W. Naylor. James
L. Pearce, George L. Reeder, Thomas
G. Rowan, Charles NJ. Setter, Ernest
F. Sharp. and Walter A. sommers.
Resignations-Frank S. Griggs, of
Maine, clerk class T. office of the Second
8. Neptune, of Minnesota, clerk class 2,
office Of the First Assistant Postmaster
General; Thomas B. Haines, of Arkan-
sas, clerk class D, office of the Post
master General: Clyde J. Backus, post
Office Office inspector; John n: Hennen' post
at division headquarters of postoffice
inspectors.