Evening star., 1915-12-05

| the representative of the Hearst Chi
| cago newspapers, has been placed in
| charge of the bureau representing all
| the Hearst newspaper publications.
| Col. John Temple Graves will also be
| with the Washington bureau this win
| ter.
A recent addition to the southern
group of correspondents is Nixon S.
Plummer, who will have the Charlotte
! Observer and Asheyiile Citizen.
Jefferson Jones, a son of the editor
i of the Minneapolis journal, will re-
| ceive his Washington training as an
| assistant to James Gray, chief of the
Journals Washington bureau.
| The Chicago Herald bureau, under
| John Callan O'Laughlin, has added
John Sherman McCallum to it's staff.
Robert T Barry of Louisville is as
sistant to Morton NJ Milford, the new
chief of the Louisville Courier-Journal
and Times bureau.
The name of l.. NJ. Lamm is carried
as the representative of the Newport,
r. l., Herald While this is Mr.. Lamm 5
first appearance in the Congressional Di-
rectory, he is thoroughly familiar with
the Washington work. having been
connected with the Post as reporter
day city editor and real estate editor
He also represents trade publications
Aaron B. Rosenthal, who has been
with the Milwaukee Journal for ave
years will be the Washington repre-
sentative of that newspaper at the
coming session.
George E. Stephenson is added as an
assistant in the Boston Transcript bu-
reau, under William E. Brigham.
NJ H. Mcintyre, the city editor of the
local Munsey newspaper the Times.
has been added to the Capitoi stan OF
that publication.
Washington Bureau Augmented.
The Seattle Times is now paying
more attention to its Washington work
than ever before. w. w. Jermane. for
fifteen years the Washington repre-
sentative of that newspaper. has given
up all his other newspaper connections
In order that he may devote himself
exclusively to the Times. H. c. Stew
ems continues as assistant to Mr.. Jer-
name.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer bureau,
under Ben F. Allen, has added as as
sistant James L. Wright, formerly OF
the Detroit News.
f. G. Dougherty will look after three
iowa dailies the Des Moines Capital,
Cedar Rapids Gazette and Waterloo
Evening Courier.
John ]. Marrinan succeeds Ernest G.
Walker in charge of the Boston Herald
bureau. Mr.. Walker continues as the
representative of the Springfield Repub-
iican, Sacramento Bee and some other
pa pers.
Carl D. Ruth, Columbus correspondent
of the Cleveland Leader and News, has
been transferred to Washington as the
representative of those newspapers.
Martin w. Bethke has returned to take
up his duties in connection with the
bureau of the New Yorker Stats Zeitung.
Mrs George F. Richards, in addition to
the Concord Monitor and Portland Ex-
press, will represent four Massachusetts
newspapers, Lowell Sun. Fall River
Herald, Haverhill Gazette and Lynn Item
Other changes noted are: Harry c. Carr
for the Los Angeles Times; Kemper F.
Cowing, Muncie Star; Arthur J. Dodge,
Milwaukee Free Press John V. Hanlon
Erie Herald and Toronto Evening Tele
gram; w. A Hldebrand, Asheville
lGazette-Nev,s; J. NJ. Minor. New York
Press; Israel Putnam, Manila Cable
Inews-American Carl Smith, Oregon
Journal; Earl Hamilton Smith. Wenatchee
World, and Henry l.. Sweinhart, Con-
nellsville Daily Courier