Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-13

division. Mr. Warwick is the brother
Of w. w. Warwick. assistant controller
of the currency. Other resulting pro-
motions are: H. L. Barrick, to be law
examiner; Charles Stevenson. to a
clerkship at advanced salary, and R. NJ
Pettey. also made a clerk at an ad-
vanced salary. The newcomer to fill
the bottom vacancy is Roscoe Dawson,
stenographer. He received transfer
from the money order division Of the
Post Office Department.
Joseph M. Tighe, stenographer in the
customs division, has taken a vacation,
to be away for the balance Of the year.
Capt. E. P. Bertholf and Chief Engi-
neer McAllister of the revenue cutter
service are in New York city. Both
attended the dinner of the Society of
Marine Engineers in that city.
Rowland A. Croxton has been pro-
NOTED from a clerkship In the Treasury
Department to be the private secre-
tary of Assistant Secretary Malburn.
Public Health Service.
Changes of duties and stations of
commissioned and other officers of the
United States public health service for
the seven days ended December 9 are
as follows:
Surgeon P. NJ. Darlington, five days
leave of absence to be taken between
December and Is.
Surgeon John McMullen, directed to
proceed to Louisville, n.y., Tor .vul.r-
ence with state health authorities rela-
tive to trlchoma situation.
to Wilmington. N. c., and other COM
munities in that state to make inspec-
lions of methods of sanitation and in
quiry as to results following adoption
of those methods; like inspections and
observations to be made in the state of
Virginia II necessary.
Surgeon D. H. Currie, one years leave
of absence, without pay. from Decem-
Der 20. for duty as secretary of the
state board of health, at the request
of the Governor of California.
Passed Assistant Surgeon W. H.
Frost, to stop in Washington. D. C., en-
route to station for conference on
stream pollution investigations.
Assistant Surgeon A. r. Sweeney,
relieved at the immigration station,
Ellis Island, N Y, and to proceed to
the New Orleans quarantine station and
report for duty.
lieved from revenue cutter Bear and
to report to Angel Island quarantine
station for temporary duty.
Assistant Surgeon T. c. Galloway,
jr., relieved from revenue cutter Unalga
and proceed to San Francisco, Cal. and
report to the revenue cutter McCul-
loch for duty.
Assistant Surgeon Don c. Sutton. en-
route to Galveston, Tex, one days
leave of absence.
Assistant Surgeon F. NJ. FACET, re-
Eeved from the New Orleans quaran-
tine station and proceed to New Or
leans, La, for duty in plague-eradica-
tive measures.
Assistant Surgeon Ora H. Cox. re-
lieved from the quarantine station.
Marcus Hook, Pa, and to proceed to
Arundel cove. South Baltimore. Md. not
later than December II. and report to
the revenue cutter Androscoggin for
duty in relief Of crews of vessels en-
gagged nj deep-sea fisheries off the New
England coast.
Sanitary Chemist H. B. Hommon. to
proceed to Casey. Iowa, for inspecting
creamery waste disposal plant in Co
operation with the United States De-
partment of Agriculture.
Sanitary Bacteriologist j. w. Nc
Burney. to proceed, about December IT.
to Luray. Va, for duty in operation of
the experimental tannery waste dis
posal plant during absence of SAM
tary Chemist H. c. Colson.