Evening star., 1915-03-07
DEPT. OF COMMERCE,

Mrs Mary c. Harding of Wisconsin
mas oeen reinstated to the position of
clerk at 5000 per annum in the bureau
OF the census and assigned TO dutv in
the division of manufactures
Mrs. j. S. Roquemore (nee rpton,
resigned February 26 from a clerk
snip IN the bureau of the census, her
marriage having taken place two days
before at Thomaston, Ga.
Martin McDevitt left Washington
about a week ago for Michigan, where
ne Will travel throughout the state and
instruct employees who are about to
take up the work Of collecting statis-
tics of manufactures.
MISS Alice E. Keenan, left this citv for
San francisco some days ago. where
she Will be employed for some months
TO come on Office work in connection
with the current manufactures census.
Miss Kate McShane has gone to New,
orleans to take up work pertaining to
the collection of manufacture statistics
IN that city and elsewhere in Louis-
Ira ]. Carr has gone to Grand Ranids
Mich, to look after the collection of
statistics of manufactures and to in
struct other employees who are Just un-
dertakfng such work.
EDWARD +. Gillian has just begun work
IN Springfield. Ohio, In connection with
the 1915 census of manufactures
James E. Payne left Washington
about week ago for Kansas CITY. Mo.
where he will be engaged for some
time to come in collecting statistics of
ity. A0 ''''"
George II. Van Emon started not long
ago for Ottawa, ILL.,, to take up WORK
IN connection with the current manu-
factureS census
Samuel W. Wood left this city a few
days ago for Aurora, Ill, to begin field
work on the manufactures inquiry
Daniel Hartnett has just taken up his
field work on manufactures, beginnine
at Mount Vernon, ILL.,
Dwight c. Washburn has been tenn
porarily appointed as skilled laborer
at s720 in the Office of the Secretary.
John f. B. Wood elevator conductor
at s72o in the Office of the Secretary,
has resigned.
Miss Virginia ". Price has been tenn
porarily appointed as expert (clerk) at
$72O, in the bureau of foreign and
domestic commerce.
The temporary appointment of Mar
garet L. P. Mensel as expert (clerk)
at $720, in the bureau of foreign and
domestic commerce, has been ter
minated.
Paulina 3. Sabin has been temporarily
appointed as expert (clerk) at s72O in
the bureau of foreign and domestic
commerce.
The temporary appointment of Will
liam Fl. Frothingham as clerk at $1,000.
in the bureau of foreign and domestic
commerce, has been terminated.
The temporary appointment of Yer
non c. Petteys as skilled laborer at
s720. in the bureau Of standards, has
been extended.
John W. Cross has been temporarily
appointed as electrician, at 5000, In
the bureau of standards.
In the bureau of standards, the tenn
porary appointment Of John +. Wilson
as laborer, at $3.50, has been terminal
ed; Clarence f. Edwards has been pro-
nationally appointed as electrician at
5000. and Shepard Whitehead has been
temporarily appointed as laborer at
$500.
Miss Hazel NJ. Hartnett has been
transferred from the bureau OF stand
ards to clerk at $1,000, in the bureau
of the census.
LYMAN E. Bolinger has been proba-
tionally appointed as craftsman, at
81 900, in the coast and geodetic sur
vey.
Clifton T. Jermane OF the census
bureau reports by letter that he has
left Atlanta, Ga, and now is in Co
|lumbia, S. c.. where he is cooperating
with the officials of that state in carry
ing out the provisions Of the new vital
statistics law, which go into effect jan
uary ].