Evening star., 1914-11-14
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

! Secretary Lane and his private sec
retary. H. A. Meyer, returned to Wash
ington Sunday after a tour OF the
western states.
George H. Harvey, land office. started
leave last Monday which Is scheduled
to end November 80.
| Patrick J. McInerney, watchman Sec
retary's office, returned wednesday
after a vacation in Virginia covering
| twenty days.
| Eugene L. Culver, assistant attor-
new returned Tuesday from his vaca-
ton.
James Enwright returned Wednesday
| after an eight-day vacation.
Philip J. Martin, land office. is on six
day vacation.
George s. Merritt, watchman Secre-
tary's office, was on leave from Novem-
Der to 10.
| Georee W. West, watchman Secre-
tary's Office. was on leave from Novem-
| ber s to 10.
| David T. N. Shank. Secretary's office.
returned Monday after a dve-day va
cation.
Chief Clerk James I. Parker Of the
| Interior Department Is visiting MS
! former home in Indiana
Miss Mary NJ. Evans, stenographer
returned Wednesday after 1our-oay
vacation.
Thomas S. Dodson, secretary, re-
| turned Monday after a six-day vaca-
tion.
Charles P Gleason, secretary, re-
turned Monday after twenty-one-day
vacation.
Mrs. Julia Branzell. pension office,
was on leave during the week.
Robert Brow. Secretary's Office. is
on a twenty-seven day vacation.
Edward J. Thompson, lieutenant Of
the watch, bureau of mines. returned
Monday after a fourteen-day vacation.
John Urquhart. watchman. Secre-
Itary's office, returned Monday from
fourteen-day vacation.
| George W. West, watchman Secre-
tary's office, returned Wednesday AFT
er three-d vacation.
William J. Delaney. Waterman Sec
retary's office, returned Monday a1ter
a six-day vacation.
E. B. Carrier, assistant attorney. re-
turned Monday, having been on leave
for three days.
Eugene L. Culver, assistant attorney,
returned Friday. He had been away
| twelve days.
William B. Rapp. Secretary's Office.
returned Monday after seven days va
cation.
! William S. Grim, patent Office. is back
! at his desk after q vacation OF seven
days.
Mrs, Catharina Wellington, pension
| Office, returned Monday.
Mrs. Jessie Brackett returned last
| Monday after being away for twelve
days.
! John S. Mccall. watchman. Secre-
tary's office, is away on ten-day va
cation.
J. W. King, watchman. was away for
a short period during the week.
Miss A. B. Jovejoy Is away on a va
cation of eight days.
E. ]. Ayers, clerk, secretary's Office.
returned Monday.
e. Brooks, pension office, began his
vacation during the week.
|
sonnel of the Department of the In
terror were announced during the
week:
land office. Guy c. Chamberlain. New
Mexico. clerk, 81 200: William o. Han
cock, Missouri. copyist. 1920. Bureau OF
education, William T. Bawden. New York.
specialist in industrial education. s3.5oo;
Miss Florence C. Fox, Michigan. specialist
in educational systems. $1,000. Geological
survey, Raymond A. Barnett. Virginia,
assistant map printer. 75c per day when
actually employed: Leon C. Sareile, Vtr-
ginia. assistant map printer 55c per day
when actually employed. Reclamation
service, Frank C. Lowman. Idaho, under
clerk. $1.0s0. Bureau of mines. Dorsey
IT, Parker. Alabama, mining engineer,
81 400 duty in Pittsburgh. Pa; Louis F.
Clark, Michigan. junior mining engineer.
ST. 200: Miss Evangeline Morvilius. Colo
RADIO, under clerk. $500 duty in Denver.
COLI; Miss Mary Connor. Ctar, stenog-
rapher and typewriter. 5000 9duty I'm IN salt
Pennsylvania, laboratory aid, $3.50 duty
in BrucetCn, Pa.).
Reinstatements-Pate office. Charles
W. Powers, Vermont, examiner. $500;
Elwood McNelly. District OF Columbia
messenger boy 1920
Promotions-General land office, Harry
, n. Foss, Maine. clerk. $1,000 to 1000:
Mrs. NJ. Louise Anderson. New York.
! clerk, $l,VVO 10 S1IVV, ILati L. SoSe,S'
West Virginia. copyist. 5000 to clerk,
81. 900: Mont v. Livingston, Missouri.
copyist. 5000 to clerk. $1,000.
| Transfers, to and from other depart
, ments-Indian office. Miss Eunice K War
. ner, North Carolina. clerk. $l,2O0 to clerk.
81. 200. office OF auditor for Interior De-
partment. Treasury Department. Pension
office. John Shelly, New York. Waterman.
$720, from watchman. office superfntend-
! ent public buildings and grounds War
Department. Geological survey. Alexan-
der p. Stewart. Missouri. junior clerk:
$1,000. to junior clerk, $1,000. division OF
supplies interstate commerce commission.
Resignations-Patent office. Frank ]. b.
Simonton, District of Columbia, messen-
ger boy. 1920. Reclamation service. AL
: bert Ward, District of Columbia, under
clerk, 1,140.
i Geological Survey.
: Oscar Jones. Robert Muldrow and
b. Metcalfe, jr.. have returned aftel
completing their field work on thu
Wind Gap quadrangle in Pennsylvania
1 Cleland G. Anderson has returned t.
this city from the west. During the
past season Mr.. Anderson has been en-
gagged in making topographic survey
3 in Missouri and Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph W. Berry ant
their son Ralph, jr., return to the city
( this week after an absence OF yeal
( and q half spent in South Dakota, Okla
homa and Colorado, where Mr.. Berry
was on Topographic work for the geo