The Washington herald., 1915-10-09
CHANGES IN PERSONNEL.

These changes in personnel of the In
terror Department have been announced:
Probationary appointments-Miss Elsie
Ullman, copyist at $40. in the General
Land Office: Walter f. Boswell, messen-
ger boy at Si2O. in the Patent Office; Miss
Edith NJ. Fry. underclerk at $500. in the
Reclamation Service; Arthur r. Elliott.
assistant engineer al $3.50, in the Bureau
OF Mines.
The temporary appointment of Miss
Margaret T.. PattiSon, as stenograph
and typewriter at SO a month in the Bu-
rcau of Education. has been extended.
Miss Emma l.. Tibbctts and Miss Joanna
F. Fennell have been reinstated in the
Patent Office. the former as clerk at 81. .2'c
and the latter as copyist at $500.
Promotions-Francis Il. Wickline. mes
senger boy IN the General Land Office.
from $iSU to $500; Harry J. Hillyard from
, assistant map printer at sl.'D day to
messenger hoy at $3.50.
Charles o. Casey, copyist at 5000. has
h"ca transferred from the Reclamation
Service to the General Land Office.
Observation-Disclosures *. Allen, assist
ant messenger at s12J: James c. Harris.
messenger boy at $500. and Elcry w. F'les-
ter. messenger boy at $3.50, all in the Cen
eral Land Office: William K. King, clerk
at 81 20o in the Pension Office: George NJ.
Dove, first assistant examiner in the Pat
cnt Office at so.40J: Holbert w. Frear.
junior engineer at $1,000 in the Geological
Survey: Arthur y. Kelley. senior clerk a I
s.. lO1 and Thomas w. Hause, clerk at
1850 in the Reclamation Service. and
James y. Lawrence. assistant physical
chemist at sl.JNc. and Roland G. Galliett,
,k. fhA N
Mines.
At the Government Printing Office the
following changes have been made:
Appointments - Frank A. Williams.
emergency boilcrmaker: John Wells. Ed
gar Robbtt. Herbert II. Schoder. and
Walter r. Franklin. temporary unskilled
laborers: Harold Rattlcy and Thomas l.
Scott. temporary unskillcd laborers.
S"parations-Eugrnc Crowdcr. unskilled
Iahorcr. Mrs. Ethel y. Hall. machine
operator. resigned.
TraEsfers-Joseph \. SCannell. office
man. SI.S0o per annum. office superintend-
ent of documents dump sum rolD. to clerk
at Sl.S0O per annum. office OF sup"rintcnd-
ent statutory rOln.
Samuel H. Houston. unskilled laborer.
stores division. TO electrical section.
The Department of commerce has an
nounCcd the following changes:
Clarence chappcle has been Temporal
rily al pointed as laborer at $3.50 In the
Bureau of Standards.
In the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic
Commerce. the temporary appointments
Of William Springer and Isabella Stud
rowicz as clerks at $50 each have been
extended.
Th" temporary appointment of Temple
ton Van dc Bogert as fishery expert at
81 no on the steamer Albatross, of the
Bureau OF Fisheries has been terminated
In the Coast and Geodetic Survey. Ed
ward j. Grcancy. clerk. has been pro-
NOTED TO 500 and John II. Pattricl, has
been temporarily appointed as clerk at $40.
In the Lighthouse Service. George W.
Embry. assistant engineer of Light Vessel
No &. has resigend; the temporary ap-
pointmcnt of George q. Clearc as clerk at
500 in the Seventh district at Key West,
has been terminated: Carl ]. England has
been PROBATIONARY appointed as clerk at
$500 in the Eleventh district at Detroit:
temporary appointments as clerks at $500
each have been given to Raymond p. w.
Schmidt and John G. Lipps in the Elev-
enth district at New Orleans respectively:
and Peter f. Laverige has been tenn
porariIy appointed as second asslstan ant
keeper of Passage Island Light Staten.
Mich.