Evening star., 1915-06-27

! Secretary Redfield was an interested
spectator at the game in the Govern
mental League Tuesday afternoon.
when the Department Of Commerce and
the bureau of engraving and printing
| teams played an eleven-inning game.
Dan C. Vaughan, chief of the division
of publications, accompanied by 7. F.
McKeon and G. c. Barton. made an au-
| tomobile trip to Baltimore Sunday.
| Marcus c. Leh and L. Roy Engle OF
the appointment division took the bar
examination recently.
Edward J. Gardner of the chief
clerks Office is on two weeks detail to
the bureau of fisheries.
John C. Cribbs of Manistee. Mich,
was appointed assistant messenger in
the office of the chief clerk.
William y. Naghten has gone to At
lantic City.
Paul j Croghan returned to duty
after spending short vacation at
Chesapeake Beach.
Messrs. Lyman, Moore and Strebiing
spent the first part of last week at At
lantic City. having made the trip in an
a automobile.
DIR. Joseph A. Hill. expert special
agent in charge of revision and re-
suits, is attending the thirtieth annual
reunion of the class of IS, Harvard
University. Before returning to Wash
ington he will make a short visit to
his home in Temple. N H.
Miss Nora Davis has returned to the
division of statistics of cities, after
having completed her work iii Cleve-
land. Ohio in connection with the 1915
census of manufactures.
William Ranger has completed his
work in New Hampshire on the census
of manufactures. and has begun the
collection of statistics of municipal
finance in Manchester.
LIE Roy Thomas. who for some
months past has been collecting stats
tics of manufactures in Vermont. has
completed his work there and has be-
gun the collection of statistics of mu-
nicipal finance in Newton. Mass.
Miss Sallie S. Beach. who has been At
work in the Detroit Office of the d.
vision of manufactures, completed her
work there a about the close of May.
and after taking three weeks vacation
has recently returned to the Office in
Washington.
The following changes in personnel
were announced during the week:
In the office of the Secretary Harry
]. Benoit has been promoted to clerk at
5000 and Miss Edith NJ. Boener has been
PROBATIONARY appointed as telephone op-
orator at S720. The temporary appoint
ment of William NJ Brooks as assistant
messenger at s720 has been terminated.
Edwin NJ. Baker has been reinstated
as aid at $500 in the bureau Of standards.
In the coast and geodetic survey the
following assistants have been promoted:
Francis II. Hardy to $4,000. William n.
Sternagle to S1,S00. Paul NJ Trueblood
to $1,000 and Arthur Joachinls to $1.400:
Harry Leypoldt has been promoted from
aid to assistant at $1,000; Henry B
have been promoted to s1,100 and $1,000.
respectively; Leo {. Dyke has been pro-
NOTED from deck officer to aid at $500:
the temporary appointment Of Marc L
Severe as clerk at 1920 has been extend
ed; the temporary appointment Of An
drew Gilmour as hull craftsman at $500
month has been terminated and
George A GriswQld. jr. has been tempo
rarily appointed as clerk at $720: Bruno
Brauner and Nathan Lnsenberg have
been PROBATIONARY appointed as instru-
ment maker at $1,000 and telephone op-
orator at $3.50, respectively: the tempo
rary appointment of Robert L. Harvey
as laborer at $3.50 has been extended.
In the bureau of foreign and domestic
commerce Miss Emily A. Towles has
been promoted to clerk at $500. and Miss
Pearl A. Putnam and Miss Miriam Par
sons have been temporarily appointed as
experts (clerks) at $720 each.
In the bureau of the census Frank II.
Gilbert. assistant messenger at s72o. has
and George W. Robbins has
been transferred from the Navy Depart
ment to clerk at $500.