Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-24
SEVERAL CHANGES IN STATE
HOUSE SCHEDULED TO TAKE
PLACE NEXT WEEK.
DEYoE AND ALLEN TO
RETIRE TO PRIVATE LIFE
School Head and Secretary Of State to
Be Supplanted by New Officials
Changes Also in State Fire Marshal
and Game Warden and in Several
Minor Positions.
Special to Times Republican.

special 10 IllneS- RepuDllCan.
Des Moines, June 24-Several new
state officials will assume their new
duties at the state house July / while
not few of the present officials will
begin new terms. -
State Superintendent 2. f. Nc
Clenehan and his deputy, W. f. Hem
minger of Keosauqua, will take over
the duties Of the office of state super
intendent of public instruction, sue
ceeding State Superintendent A. NJ.
Deyoe and Deputy Frank Joseph
Superintendent Deyoe expects to de-
vote some time to land Investments in
which he has made money of late
Deputy Joseph will take up insurance
Secretary of State W. 5. Allen has
not decided just what his future plans
will be after July /. He has some in
terests in Jefferson county which he
will look after. He still has the desire
to run for office and has told friends
that he believed he could command a
good vote if he would come out for
state office.
Walter Ramsey. of Belmond. will
take over this office July with Lieu
tenant Moore. of Guthrie Center. as
his deputy Major Ross, Of Red Oak,
formerly with the 16Sth infantry. will
have charge of the bond and invest
ment department.
j. A. Tracy, formerly of Sioux City.
who has been deputy State fire marshal
since the office was organized, will
become fire marshal July I, succeed
ing o. o. Roe who rendered his resig-
nation several months ago effective
July 1. Mr.. Roe will look after out
side investments.
". e. Albert, vino was made state
fish and game warden to succeed f. c.
HinshaW, will open an office in the
state house July /. The office has
been at Spirit Lake. r. P. Bane,
formerly cashier in the motor vehicle
department, will be secretary for the
fish and game department and will
look after the office work.
J. o. Woodmansee. newly appointed
member of the state board of parole to
succeed d. c. Mott. will take up his
work July I. Woodmansee makes his
home at Leon and Is undecided
whether he will move his family to Des
Moines at this time. Mott was not
reappointed by Governor Harding. He
used to live in Marengo and was too
warm a supporter of Attorney Gen
erar Havner, his friends say. to get
reappontment from Harding. He will
probably go back in the newspaper
publishing business which has always
been his line of work. He formerly
published a paper at Marengo and be-
fore that at Audubon.
State Adjutant General Louis G..
Lasher appointed year ago to sue
coed General Logan. will enter on his
four-year term july 1. Major f. E.
Lucas who has been in the adjutant
generals office for several years will
also enter on new four-year term.
State Veterinarian Robert D. Wall.
appointed to succeed ]. I. Gibson last
spring, will~enter on a four year term
July 1. For many years previous to
his appointment as the head of the
departm ent he was chief assistant to
DR.. Gibson.
Senator A. NJ. McCol1. Of Woodward.
appointed to membership on the state
board of control several years ago by
Governor Clarke. will start in on an
other term July /. Daniel D. Murphy.
of Elkader. Charles r. Brenton. Of
Dallas Center. and P. X. Holbrook. Of
Onawa. members of the state board
Of education whose terps expire July
and reappointed by thee governor,
will continue their work beginning a
new term July 1.
Industrial Commissioner A. B. Funk
and State Document Editor Ora
Williams will start in on new terms
July having been reapponted.