The Washington times., 1914-07-18
SCORES OF CHANGES
IN Z DEPARTMENT
Appropriation Bill Forces Many
Shifts in Commerce and In
terror Stats.

Scores of changes among the employees
of the Department Of Commerce and
the Interior Department, most OF them
resulting from the new appropriation
act for the present fiscal year, were
announced today.
In the Interior Department. Leroy w.
Roush. Junior engineer in the Geological
Survey. Is promoted from 1850 a year
to $500 a year. Other changes made
by Secretary Lane are:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES H. Scott, la
borer in the Patent Office at $3.50 a
year: Joseph T. Carney. OF Ohio, copy
list. at $500 in the General Land Office;
George L. Darling. Of the District. mes
senger In the Patent Office at $3.50; RUS
sell s. Knappen. Of South Dakota,
geologic aid at $50 a month when act
Robert II. Seip. of Kentucky. first aid
miner in the Bureau Of Mines at Pitts
burgh at N.00 a year.
Albert II. Fay. of New York. has been
reinstated as mining engineer at s. 300 In
the Bureau Of Mines.
Many Transfers Made.
Transfers-Miss Mary D. Parsons,
from stenoRrapher and typewriter at
$500. In the Geological Survey to clerk
at $500 in the Indian Office: Harold C.
Klein. Wisconsin. from clerk at 81 200
In the Forest Service to clerk at 81 200
in the Reclamation Service: John W.
Swift from special disbursing agent In
the Bureau of Steam Engineering.
Navy Department. to auditor In the
Bureau of Mines at $3.50.
Restznations-Miss Edith c. Nixon,
clerk at S1.400 and Mrs. Mary LAWN.
and Mrs. Anna Mueller, charwomen, at
$40. in the Pension Office: Edgar F.
Office. at S.5o0: Miss Kathryn McMa-
hon. under clerk at s. day. and John
G. Drinkwater. tunipr engineer, at s, zoo
in the Reclamation Service.
Changes in the Department of Com
meree. as announced BY Secretary Red.
APPROPRIATION act are as follows:
In the Office OF the secretary, the fol-
lowing have been transferred from the
Bureau of the Census: william NJ
Bass, to clerk at $, 400; Miss Myrtle n
Halterman. to clerk at g. 200: Carl F
Meyer. to clerk at $500; Mrs. frankie
NJ. Evans, to skilled laborer at STD
Mrs. Adeline Brown, Mrs Marguerite
A. Mcfarland, Mrs. Belle Harris, and
Mrs Mary Sullivan; to charwomen a
Bureau Of Lighthouses to messenger
boy at $3.50. The temporary appoint.
ments of Mrs. Mary J. German and
Mrs. Lillian Ross as charwomen at S24l
each have been made permanent. and
Mrs. Daisy L. Jones has been tempo
rarily appointed as charwoman at $40.
The following have been transferred
from the Department of Agriculture q
the Bureau Of Standards: Percy II
Walker. to chemist At S,ae: "
Mcneil to associate chemists at SGD
81, $50. and 5000. respectively; J. II
Bower, c. B. Bacon, and @. j. Hough
to assistant chemists at N,62o each;
F. Deysher and @. c. Schmidt, TO as
sistant chemists at 81. 40 each. and LeoI
| V. Moss to clerk at N.0D William g
Meadows, laboratory helper at $500 y
the Bureau Of Standards, has resigned
Promotions Announced.
In the Bureau of Foreign and Do
nestle Commerce. the following hav
been promoted: John Holm, to assist
ant chief Of division at $3.50: Jay
fitzgerald, to editorial assistant a
&. 900: Daniel z. Casey and oliver p
Hopkins. to clerks at $500; Arthur
1 GRAY. Otto Wilson. and Griffith Evans
to clerks at 81. 500; Miss Wilhelnine r
DeRichey, Patrick NJ. DAILY. Walter
Hardnan. Frank W. Litchfeld. LortnI
d. Gaskill, and Burt A. Grist, to clerk
at s., 400: Edgar L. Sheffield. Clarenc
e. Wheeler. and Thomas NJ. Dent, +
clerks at 100: Glenn R. Eudaly an
Herbert Bose, to clerks at 1900; Josepl
IR. Henry and Lyman NJ Moore, .
clerks at $500. The temporary appoint
ments Of Miss Mary E. Lanigan an
| Miss Marguerite F. Mahaney have beei
| extended. Miss Mary e. Black has beel
| transferred from the Bureau of tn
: Census, to clerk at $500. Garrard Harri
has been appointed comemrcial agent