The Washington herald., 1917-02-26
Purely Personal

J. a. Cullen, scientist in soil laboratory
investigations in the Department Of
Agriculture, has accepted a position with
the American Smelling and Refining
Company. and will be stationed in Salt
Lake City.
Albert W. Willard has been transferred
from the State Department to the law
division of the Internal Revenue Bureau.
Harry Hillje, OF the division of classific-
tions in the Postofice, has resigned and
will engage in business in his home IL
Iowa.
Lieut. Commander P. E Dampman,
Of Bath. Me-. was in town last week.
Charles A. Stewart. chief clerk Of the
Comptroller OF the Currency. spent part
of last week at his home in Norfolk.
Sidney B. Cleal, of the mails and files
division OF the Bureau OF Naturalization
of the Department Of Labor, was in New
York lately attending the funeral
Of an uncle.
David Grifith. aEriculturist in the seed
distribution division of the Bureau of
Plant Industry. left yesterday on a three
months trip into the Far West to make
Investigations of bulb growing.
Mrs. Alice c. Stephenson. OF the De-
Dartment of Agriculture, has resigned
and will return to her home in New
Mexico.
W. l. McAtee. Of the Bureau of
Biological Survey, is making a trip OF
investigation in Ohio, Illinois and Michi-
gan.
C. c. Mcconnell. clerk in the Postofics
service has returned to his desk after a
short vacation
James z. Angel, operator in the Gov
ernment Printing ONCE, has resigned.
w. A. Kane. of the examining division.
Treasury Department, is confined to his
home by illness.
Willis B. speare, of the Treasury De-
partment. has been promoted from the
position Of teller to chief Of division.
James r. Mason has received an ap-
oDintment IN the Government Printing
oace.
George NJ. Griger has received a tenn
porary appointment in the Bureau oc
Standards.
A. C. Dave has received an appoint
ment as clerk in the Coast and Geodetic
Survey.
Joseph A. Mumblo has Joined the force
of craftsmen at the War Department
Bernard J. Corriden. of the Commerce
Department has received a promotion.
Joseph F. Caltabino has received :
temporary appointment in the Govern
ment Printing ONCE.
Sergt Walter P. OBrien, Company A,
d. c. n. G.. stationed at San Antonio
has returned to his company after spend
ing a ten-day furlough with his sister.
who is a teacher at the Riverside Indian
School. AnadarkO, Oklahoma.
Joseph 4. Hodge, assistant foreman of
the night press division. has returned to
duties at the Government Printing Office
after absence with the District National
Guards.
Joseph +. DOneIlan. in the linotype sec
lion cf the Government Printing Office,
has resigned to return to his home in
New Orleans.
william C. Swain, of the Postmaster
Generals ONCE. has resigned.
T. +. Andrews clerk in the mails and
files division of the Department of Labor,
has returned to his duties after an ab-
sence Of ten days.
Archie H. Dawson. in the Bureau of
Biological Survey. Agriculture Depart
ment. has resigned.
Miss May &. Glyer has received an ap-
pointmcnt to a cIerkship in the Internal
Revenue Bureau OF the Treasury Depart
ment.
Herman Norwitzsky, stage manager of
the Wells Theater, Norfolk. Va, passed
through Washington yesterday. He is
bound for a theatrical managers conven-
tion at Cleveland. Ohio.
Miss Ada Hicks. of Savannah, Ga, is
the guest of Mrs. Victor Olmstead, at
Clarendon, Va
Mrs. FlOurnoy Menefee. of Washington
College. is visiting her brother, Frank
Gould, of Baltimore.
Thomas Patton, of Murphy. n. C., is in
the city for the inaugural celebration.
Silas B. Helms, of Missouri, has been
appointed copyist in the Patent Office.
George c. Bittorf, of MARYLAND, has
been appointed photographic map en-
graver In Geological Survey.
Floyd J. Porter. of New York, has
been promoted from second to first
assistant examiner In the Patent Of
fice.
Theodore J. Taggart. of Pennsylvan-
ia, has been promoted from the posi-
tion of stenosrapher and typewriter to
under clerk in the Bupeau OF Mines.
Edward NJ. Evarts, of Massachusetts,
has resigned as second assistant ex-
aminer in the Patent ONCE.
Miss Laura R. MacDanieI. of Ohio
has resigned as copyist in the Patent
Office.