The Washington herald., 1920-05-23
Commerce Department

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70 accept a position in the Internal
Revenue Bureau Of the Treasury
Department
Mrs. Johanna Reese has been re-
instated as a messenger in the chief
clerks office of the department
Miss Jennie E. Holbrook has been
appointed a clerk in the Bureau Of
Lighthouses. :,
! Miss Mary E. Norwood. clerk in
the division of supplies. has been
transferred to a similar position In
the Bureau Of the Census.
Miss Wilma Valentine, stenogra-
pher in the chief clerks ONCE Of
the department, has returned after
very pleasant trip to Baltimore.
Samuel H. Cross has been appoint
eed a trade commissioner in the Bu-
/ reau Of Foreign and Domestic Com
merce.
Leonard H. Zeman. junior hydro
graphic and geodetic engineer in the
Coast and Geodejc Survey, has re-
signed.
Lawrence c. Bookings. messenger
in the departments mail room. has
been transferred to the rolls of the
Bureau of the Census.
Miss Elsie r. Rizer, temporary
clerk in the Bureau OF Lighthouses,
has been permanently appointd.
William P. Jackson has been Civ
en- temporary appointment as clerk
+, in the Coast and GeodetIc Survey.
Paul T. McClarnon, member or
the watch force. who was confined
TO his home for several days with a
case of tonsilities, returned to duty
May Is.
o. Crickenbarger. clerk In the Bu-
reau Of Lighthouses, has returned
I to his desk after several days
I leave.
Charles w. oIvey. in charge Of
the departments mail room. was on
the sick list during the past week.
Russell l. Dale, assistant mes
senger in the chief clerks office Of
the department. avaiIed himself Of
several days leave in order that he
might assist in the augmentation OF
! the potato crop Of the Old Dominion.
Harris A. Conrad. messenger boy
in the departments library. was
confined to his home on account OF
| illness.
William H. Drayton. clerk in the
! division OF publications. who has
| been absent for several days. has
returned to duty.
Changes in the personnel OF the
Bureau Of Standards during the
week just ended were as follows:
| Appointments - william L Bates
and Henry F. Fountain, laboratory
apprentices: wardell Brooks. assis-
, tant messenger; Mrs. Elizabeth
Roberts. Robert Maliff and Lafay-
ette r. Allen. clerks; J. R Gramm.
electrician: Charles Hunter. Oscar
Peterson. and John A. Grier. fire.
gineer; William l. Davis. watch
man: Albert H. Sellman and Mrs
Charlotte F. Faxon. laboratory as
sistants; Alma L N. Van Dorm, la
boratory helper; Siegfried L. Won
Ammon. assistant mechanical en-
gineer, and VIOLA P. Barton, assis-
tant physicist
Separations. Cyril S. Taylor. asso-
ciate chemist: William Setback and
/ Arthur ]. Lewis. assistant chem
lists: George NJ. Geiger. skilled la
borer; Francis L. Hilleary and Roy
J. Pile. clerks: Wallace G. Wade.
assistant physicist; Harriet Bo-
zarth. laboratory assistant: Rob
ert Palmer. fireman, and Thomas
E, Morris. laboratory apprentice
I Changed from temporary to perma-
nent status. Howard A. Buchheit,
James D. Verplanck. Fred D. Strib-
! ling and Albert H. Sellman. labora-
tory assistants. and David A.
! Strother. aid.
Justin E. Richard. watch force.
! spent several days on his farm at
! Riverdale, Nd.
! Miss Emily A. Towles, secretary
! to the chief clerk of the Bureau of
Foreign and Domestic Commerce.
!
Baltimore.
Louis Domeratzky, chief OF the
foreign tariff division. and Frank
r. Eldridge. chief of the Far East
ern division. Bureau Of Foreign and
Domestic Commerce. are attending
| the National Foreign Trade conven-
| tion at San Francisco.
George c. Mcleod. chief Of the di-
vision of district offices, Bureau Of
Foreign and Domestic Commerce
is touring the southern portion of
the United States in the interests of
! that bureau.
Alice NJ. Chapel. Bureau of For
eign and Domestic Commerce, is
spending a few days at her home
at Sunnyside, Nd.
! Miss Bessie Lea Firth, Bureau Of
the Census. left Washington last
week for a visit to her home in
Little Rock. Ark. where she ex-
poets to remain until the latter part
Of June
/ John W. Peacock. Bureau of the
Census. rendered his resignation on
May Il and has left Washington to
join his family in Texas.
Oscar 3. Buckner. Bureau Of the
Census. who has been engaged for
the past two months in instructing
! local agents appointed to collect
statistics for the census Of manu-
features, mines and Quarries in
Norfolk. Va. and vicinity. COM
pleted his work and returned to
Washington last Monday.
Miss Nell E. Lott. Bureau Of the
| Census, was detailed on May Is to
the bureaus temporary office at st.
! Louis.
Mrs. Mary X. White. Bureau Of
the Census, is recovering from a Sc
rious illness.
Cupid again visited the Census
Bureau during the past week.
Oliver B. Jennings and Miss Minnie
Dunkin. both OF the population d.
vision. were married and have re-
signed.
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