Evening star., 1915-11-14
DEPT. OF COMMERCE.

has returned from his vacation which
he spent at Grand Rapids, Mich, and
Fullerton, n. D.
| Robert H. Clancy, private secretary to
the assistant secretary, has returned
| to his desk after an extended vaca-
ton which he spent with his parents at
Detroit. Mich.
| Miss Agathe Olsen, confidential clerk
Ito Secretary Redfield, is spending
week with her parents at Port Rich
moEd, l.. /.
George F. McInturff, jr.. of the chief
/ clerks office, is receiving the con-
gratulations of his friends on his COM
| ing marriage November % to Miss
Mildred H. Austelle of this city.
Joseph e. Buckley of Virginia has
been PROBATIONARY appointed as mes
senger boy in the division of supplies.
John c. Cribbs of the chief clerks
| Office was on leave during the week.
| Samuel Donelson. jr., has resigned
as messenger boy in the division of
supplies.
| Alfred H. Thomas, jr, Of the bureau
of lighthouses is spending four weeks
annual leave in this city.
| Sydnor NJ Falconer, jr., of the bureau
| of lighthouses was absent last week
| on annual leave.
l. H. Dunlap. assistant in charge of
office, bureau of fisheries, was on leave
during the week.
Mrs. Fanny R. Hopkins. clerk at
$1,000 per annum in the division of
vital statistics, bureau of the census,
will resign November Is.
George H. Graffam of the division OF
statistics of cities. has gone to his
| former home in Portland, Me-, to en-
gage in private business.
Caleb w. Fenshaw, skilled laborer
at $500 in the chief clerks division.
was transferred to the Department OF
Agriculture November /.
| Kirke D. Austin has finished the col
lection of statistics of state finance in
Mississippi, and is now at work in
Kansas.
L. A. Carruthers of the division of
| statistics of cities was recently called
| to Ohio on account of the death of his
| father.
| Bingham Martin of the division of
manufactures left Thursday for Phila
delphia where he will spend a week
with his sister.
| Edward W. Koch of the division of
| manufactures has been absent from
the Office week on account of illness.
| Carlisle Crosland has completed the
collection of state statistics in Geor-
! gia. and is now in North Carolina.
| r. II. Brasel. chief of the correspond
ence division. has been confined to his
| home on account of illness
r. NJ. ]. Neu, chief of the auditing
! section, has returned to duty after
long period of illness.
| Thomas Mills, special agent of the
bureau, has returned from an inyesti
cation in Hawaii and is spending a
! few days at his home in Osceola, Neb.
/ John S. Collins, assistant chief clerk.
was confined to his home for few
days with neuralgia
| The following changes in personnel
| We're announced:
| In the bureau of foreign and domes-
tic commerce. the temporary appoint
nents of the following have been ter
| minated: Maud NJ. rockingham, clerk
at s9oO Mamie d. Sobotka. Darwin c.
Rich, Edith Fl. Locke Marie G. Whit
| field and NJ. Catherine Jarboe. experts
| (clerks) at $720 each: Harry Custis
, Vasey, clerk to the commercial attache
| at Petrograd. Russia. az s1.500; Effie NJ.
! Frisell, clerk at $500, at Seattle. Wash.
! and Ida p Gebhardt, William Moore
| Springer and Isabella Szudrowicz, clerks
at s720 each, at New York city.
| In the coast and geodetic survey. AL
fred S. Miliken. aid at $1,000. has re-
| signed. and George f. Wilcox. temporary
chief engineer at $115 a month, has been
/ given probational appointment.
| In the bureau of standards. the tenn
porary appointment of George A. Girls
I, void, jr.. as skilled laborer at S720. has
been terminated; lie Roy T.. Heist, tempo
/ rary laboratory helper at $3.50. has been
given probational appointment. and Orlo
, +. Stearns has been PROBATIONARY ap-
pointed as laboratory assistant at 5000 at
| Pittsburgh, Pa; Arnold J. Haak, labora-
tory assistant at 81 600. has resigned: the
temporary appointment OF Eugene Bing-
ham as assistant physicist at 81 500 has
been extended. and probationary appoint
| ments have been given to John II. Nc
Glow as clerk at 5000 and Clyde L.
| Kresge. as junior laboratory helper at
$3.50; Arnold ]. Haak. laboratory assist
ant. has been promoted to 1920.
Il Mrs. Fannie r. Hopkins and George NJ
Graffam. clerks at 81 200 each, in the
bureau OF the census. have resigned; the
temporary appointment of Mrs. Mary f.
Gala gher as clerk at $500. has been Ax-
tended and Caleb w Fanshaw. skilled
Iaborer at $500. has been transferred to
the Department of Agriculture: Mrs.
Mary C. Harding. clerk at $1,000, has
| resigned.
! Samuel Donelson. jr, messenger boy
at $3.50 in the Office of the Secretary
has resigned; Hazel G. Wood has been
PROBATIONARY appointed as assistant
messenger at $40: Willis T. Wolfe as
sistant messenger. has been transferred
NOTED to messenger at Ss40; William
laborer at $500; Arthur l.. Hill has been
transferred to clerk at 5000 in the bu-
reau of foreign and domestic COM
merce
In the bureau of foreign and domes-
tic commerce John T.. Zollers has been
PROBATIONARY appointed as clerk at
$500 at San Francisco, Cal. and James
+. Ferguson has been appointed as special
agent at $1,000 at New York, N. Y.
u Joseph Z. Buckley has been proba-