The Washington herald., 1917-05-30
Purely Personal

r. B. Null, a clerk in the Department of
Agriculture, Bureau Of Animal Industry,
has been transferred to the War Depart
ment.
VIM. r. Heney. OF Greeley, Colo. Is
visiting friends here
Miss Louise B. Coulter, OF Texas, has
been appointed a clerk in the Bureau of
Animal Industry, Department OF Agri-
culture
Mrs T. H Ward. of Pittsburgh. has
taken an apartment at Stoneleigh Court.
Paying Teller W. F. Nelson. Of the
Government Printing ONCE. has returned
to duty after a brief Illness.
William J. Connors, messenger in the
Government Printing Office, has been
Transferred to tho cutting and packing
division
George A. Gunner, Of Ohio. has been
appointed to the position OF inspector in
the Bureau Of Animal Industry.
]. r Winston. assistant pathologist.
Bureau OF Plant Industry, has been ord
cred to proceed to Mississippi to conduct
Investigations on the citrus scab and
other citrus diseases.
Stephen A Keough. Division Of Postal
Savings, who enlisted in the Navy left
for training station yesterday after
noon.
Annie K CnmpoeIl has been trans
ferred from the Census Bureau TO the Of
flee Of the Secretary Of Commerce.
Lawrence c Bookings, chauffeur Of the
Department OF Commerce, has received
an increase from $500 to $40 a year.
Kyle G, Bailey has received a proba-
tionary appointment as laborer IN the
Department Of Commerce,
Sumpter W Houston has been appoint
ed as clerk in the Census Bureau
Miss Annie f. Boarman, clerk in the
Census Bureau, has resigned.
A l. W. Renaud. Census Bureau clerk.
has also rendered his resignation.
Abraham simberg has received an ap-
polntment as craftsman in the Bureau Of
Fisheries at $500 a year.
Rarhp NJ. Brown, division chief in the
Coast and Geodetic Survey. has resigned
Abraham J. Max, clerk in the Bureau
OF FIsherieS has left tho government
service.
Nat. T. Worley. a former washlngton
newspaper man. has enlisted IN the First
Engineer Corps, New York Reserves
Saturday. Mr.. WorIey had previously
"fTerod his services to Roosevelt and was
7cccpted.
Roy Baker, former well-known and
popular Washington newspaper man,
now with one OF the big New York news
services, is in the city for a few days
renewing old friendships. He is at the
Hotel Sterling
DR.. Louis c. I,ehr has been commits
stoned captain In the Medical Reserve
Corps and assigned for active duty in
Europe.
Albert w Gates, son Of c. J. Gates Of
the United States Treasury, has qualified
for enlistment in tho Marine Corps and
has been assigned to a training ship at
Norfolk, Va
Charles J. White county detective,
with headquarters at York. Pa, was IN
| Washington Yesterday on business.
Mrs. Ald~od r. Vorheis. of Georgia,
who as Miss Annie Bailey during the
civil war, was a ministering angel to the
Confederate and Union wounded soldiers.
/ IS In Washington to attend the reunion
OF the Confederate Veterans She is a
guest Of her kinsmAn, Capt Guy T. Scott,
1870 Belmont street northwest. Mrs.
Vorheis is past Woo president general Of
the United Daughters of the COnfeder-
acy.
Detective sergt Charles Wise. of head
quarters, is back from a short stay in
Staunton, Va.
Detective Sergt. Fleet s HughIett is
back from q trip to New York, where he
went for a prisoner.
Detective sergts. springman and Ber-
man are again on duty after several
days leave