The Washington herald., 1917-03-12
Purely Personal

! Henry E. Clifford has received an ap
pointment in the Indian Office.
David ". Eaton, of the General Lanc
Office, has received an extension Of hi!
appointment.
! Charles W. Levinson has received
! probationary appointment in the Paten
! Office.
| John E. Conley has been transferred
from the Navy Department to the Bureau
of Mines.
Miss Clara H. Gonter, of the Geological
Survey. has resigned.
Mrs. Virginia E. Knowles, of the Blu
reau of Mines, has rendered her resigna
| ton.
! c. D. Harrison, of the chief clerks of
| fee of the Treasury. has just returned
from visiting relatives in Pennsylvania.
H. Earl Young, OF the Bureau OF Ami
NAL Industry of the Department of AgH
culture is on a trip through the Wes
| organizing COW testing organizations.
Francis Harper, Bureau of Biological
| Survey, has returned from a trip Il
Florida, where he has been making in
vestigations relative to migratory watel
| fowl
Miss Agnes NJ. Holland, of the office oi
the chief clerk of the Treasury. has beer
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! Treasury in the work of the Red Cross
in cataloging for efficient service all o.
! the women of Washington. Miss Holland
will call upon every woman of the de-
partment and learn her willingness tc
| work and the work she is best fitted for
John Blades and Thomas Murray, mes
senger boys in the office OF the Comp
troller of Currency, who have been with
Company K Of the Third Regiment or
the border. have just returned to work
Lieut.. F. Taftin, of the Philadelphia
Navy Yard. was in town last week.
! Walter r. Metz, superintendent oi
! buildings, has been commissioned as cap
tain Of engineers, Reserve Corps, U. S. A
| George L. Eminisor has been appointed
| to temporary compositor, Government
Printing Office.
Wallace w. Wright, assistant in the of
| flee of markets and rural organization
| Department of Agriculture, has left fol
the West on business for the department
Robert f. Pollock, clerk in the Depart.
| ment of Labor. has returned to his desk
after an absence with the Nationa
Guard.
]. sariski. of Norfolk, Va, is at the
Ebbitt for a few days. He arrived ir
the city yesterday.
f. I. SneretZ, lawyer, from Roanoke
Va, is in the city. He is stopping at the
st. James.
Jack Waterman, an automobile man
from Norfolk. Va, is at the Raleigh. He
arrived in the city yesterday.
E. C. Bradley. of San Francisco, for.
merly vice president and general man.
ager of the Postal Telegraph and Gable
Company in that section, has been ap.
pointed Assistant Secretary to Secretary
of the Interior Franklin K. Lane.
Stephen T. Mather, formerly assistant
secretary to Franklin X. Lane, Secretary
of the Interior. has been appointed a di,
rector of the National Park Service.
II. NJ lie Due has returned from a brief
va cation.
Mrs. J. P. Chapman is confined to her
home on account Of illness.
e. A. Miller has left for an extended
vacation.
Claude D. Phillips, registry division.
Postoff1ce Department, has been trans
ferred to the postofice at Dublin, Ga.
Miss Clara H. Jones is convalescent
after several weeks illness of scarlet
fever.
George J. Schoeneman has been trans
ferred from the Office Of the Postmaster
General to the Office of the Second AS
sistant Postmaster General and pro-
NOTED.