The Washington times., 1920-06-27

PAY REVISION
RecIassifioation Conference to
Ask All u. S. Workers to
Sign Petition.

petltlon TO Dc sikneu py Hioic
than 100000 Government employees.
and urging the adoption OF reclAssif-
cation, is being circulated.
This petition Is but one OF many
features OF a program of publicity
being promoted by the joint confer
ence on reclassification In the in
terests of better salaries and q more
efficient Government Organization.
1t is proposed to have a corps Of
speakers lecture on the purposes Of
reclsssincation, to distribute litera-
ture and display banners on all pub.
lie occasions, especially In the Labor
Day parade.
In support OF It's publicity program
the reclassification conference today
declared:
"The failasy OF the theory that the
reclassifIcation matter Is up to Con-
gress, and to no one else, was dis
cussed. with the conclusion that. while
the actual enactment OF the law Is in
the hands of Congress. the attitude OF
that body is going 70 depend a great
deal upon the attitude OF the Govern
ment employees.
UP TO EMPLOYEES.
"If the employees take an active in
terest and are able to show Congress
they want this law. and explain why
it will be a good thing for the service.
Congress will pass It. On the other
hand. IL Congress finds the people who
are to be vitality affected. apathetic
on the matter, 1t will be likely to die
on the calendar"
The reclassification conference hopes
to do it's most effective work through
the key persons" who are now being
named in the various departments.
There will not be an office without a
representative of the conference to
tell Of the advantages of reclassifica-
tion.
LIST or .kEY PERSONS.
A list of these persons who have
already been named follows:
Department Of Commerce, +. v.
Weatherill. y. II. Curtis. NJ. G.. Lloyd.
l.. V. Judson. K. A. Holt. Lee r.
Downs, and DR.. e. A. Eckhardt, all OF
Ingram, Statistical Division, Bureau
of Foreign and Domestic Commerce:
William Sanger. Lighthouse Service;
Charles p. Geyer and II. c. Allen.
Coast and Geodetic Survey. and James
p. McKeon. Bureau of Standards.
Department OF Agriculture: Charles
S. Davis and Miss Mclaughlin, Bu-
reau OF Plant Industry: Mrs. Adele
Guthridge, office of the Secretary;
William C. Lee, Bureau of Animal
Industry; Allen Cotton. Bureau of
Farm Management; Walter Conway.
states Relations Service: DIR. Lyman
+. kebler. Bureau OF Chemistry; S. B.
Calvert, chief clerk OF the Weather
Bureau: c. G. Carroll. Bureau of Ami
NAL Industry: Samuel l.. Grosh, Soils.
and Miss Mary B. Nelson, Insecticide
and Fungicide.
Labor Department-Dr. L. Magnus-
son, j. J. Kunna, Miss Edith Spring
eer, J. c. Olmstead, and II. A. Works;
Department of Justice, Miss May
Payne: Navy Department, T. b. Snod-
dy. John w. Kean. T.. r. Troxel. r.
Fl. O'Dea, A. b. McMannis, and w. 8.
Douglas; Navy Yard, L. S. Mohler.
Miss l. Norris. and Miss A. r. Reed:
National Training School. T.. J. Hick-
ey. l.. b. Staples. Mrs. Mary Ander-
son, Mrs. Emma Cummings, Mrs. Mar
tina Y. Macomber. T. T. Cummings, Al
bert Anderson, X. T. Anderson. Ernest
L. Boswell and Anthony Stockbrand;
War Department, =. NJ. Kennerly, II.
Weiner w. T. Pollen. Mrs. Katherine
Donovan, d. r. Glass, Capt. ]. w.
Starr, r. c. Boode, Owen Killian. Miss
Elizabeth Edes. S. N. Bernhardt;
Postoffice Department, NJ. f. Lindsay,
w. d. Brown. Stewart f. Blassingham
and James c. Blackwell; State De-
partment, Albert V. Coffee and John
T. Coughlin.
TREASURY REPRESENTED.
Treasury Department-C. c. Waters,
Internal Revenue: J. r. Hutchinson,
Internal Revenue; c. Terry duReo, In
ternal Revenue; Il. w. Payne, audi
tor, Postoffice; ]. w. Scott. War
Risk; E. l.. Hutchinson, Coast Guard;
]. II. Solt. auditor. Postoffice: o. b.
Bowman, auditor for State; Mrs. IL.
Il, England, auditor for War; II. o.
Hoaglund, auditor for Navy Depart
mcnt; Miss Clare Greacen, Comptrol-
Ter Treasury: Mrs. Lilah b. Terhune.
Commissioner of the Public Debt; Mrs.
Luella G. Poindexter, War Risk; Hen
ry G. Nolda, War Risk Mrs. Salome
Mansfield, War Risk; Roscoe Wines,
Income Tax, Internal Revenue; Ed
ward l.. Scheufer, auditor for War;
T. A. Wilkinson, auditor for War: DR..
Tillie ], Gallagher, auditor for Navy:
Stella M. Catron, Internal Revenue:
Caledonia Mccall, auditor for Treas
ury; Owen p. Kellar, auditor for
treasury; Lucia Bernhard, Division of
Customs; Anna G.. Carr, Income Tax.
Internal Revenue: Mrs. Mary r. o.
Green, Loans and Currency; Frank NJ.
Barnes, u. S. Treasurers Office; John
w. Ginder Office Supervising Archi-
tect; +. A. Livingstone, U. s. Treas
urer's Office; Thomas Browne, Chief
Clerks Office; Miss Lisle Thomas, In
ternal Revenue; Miss Elizabeth Ray
mond, Internal Revenue; Mrs. Eliz-
abeth b. Arthur, War Risk; p. A.
Strachan, War Risk.
MANY FROM INTERIOR.
Interior Department John Il.
O'Neill. Indian Office: Ulrey J. Biller,
Pension Bureau: Miss Frances ". Os-
burn, General Land Offlce: NJ. A. Rat
tigan, General Land Office; Daniel
NJ. Greene, General Land Office; w.
T. Paine, General Land Office; will
liam A. McShea, General Land Office
Library; william +. Holmes, st.
Elizabeth's Hospital; r. l.. l.. Hitler,
General Land Office: s. l.. Hoover,
Pension Bureau NJ. NJ. Lucas. st.
Elizabeth's Hospital; II. /. Bracke EFT,
nfa,. nf tho Co1ipitprs u rnutoIIo