The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-03-02

fact, Will Hays, who is to be postmas-
ter general, could get all his aids from
Kansas, II he only saw lit TO DO SO.
Juoge John A. FomerOy of hoiuon
mas been Endorsed for superintendent
OF Glacier National park. r.. II. Hegue-
ianQ and Joseph H. Mercer or topeka
both have been Endorsed for vacancies
on the interstate commerce commits
sion. Mercer, who is the livestock
commissioner of the state, has espe-
claily strong backing. CAPT. d. M. Ad-
olson of Sauna, for many years IN the
navy, would like to be made paym aster
general or the navy, post that soon
Will be vacant. This place carries with
II the rank of admiral. John c. Dweiie
or Chanute is under consideration for
consul to Panama, while L. b. Griffith
OF Fort scott would like a South Amer
lcan diplomatic appointment.
Il. M. DinsmoFe of Kansas City,
Kan, would like to BE minister to LII
IBERIA, while c. M. Moates of Leaven-
worth, and NJ. r. Powell of Wathena,
potn negroes, are applicants for minis
ter to Haiti.
Topeka Negro for Navy Auditor.
X. Williams Clifford, O. negro of To-
peka, would like to be auditor of the
navy. r. Bliss Wolfe of Topeka would
ike a consular position; H. b. PEARS
of Lawrence would be commissioner of
Indian affairs, while G. J. Lamont of
Hutchinson is mentioned for a deputy
ship. L. J. Pettijohn of Dodge City
would like to be com missioner general
of the land office, as would Lewis Z.
Eddy, former Kansan, who now lives
in Washington.
Turning to the appointments inside
the state, the names sent to the dele
CATION for consideration are more nu-
merous. Some are active candidates
for appointments. Others already have
been suggested by friends out in Kan !
sas as good appointees. Harve Mouer,
the state chairman, is the latest TO be
mentioned for internal revenue cef-
lector and has strong backing.
List of "Weuld -Be's."
The following either are active can
Ididates or have been suggested to
members of the Kansas delegation here
for appointment to the following
offices:
United States MarshaLDan B. Dyer
Smith Center: Ralph Judkins, Pratt; P. E
Zimmerman. Lfndsborg: Tom Owens, EN-
poria: s ". zickafoose. Wichita; Q, \
Brown. Garden City; Frank Saryer. Wichi.
Hartman. Fort Scott; Mike organ, Parsons
Col CO.; Freq Eitzpatriek, saina Guy sTal wal
Center; &. O. Ellis, Parsons; A. w. Miller
Formosa: John Madden, Dodge City: Fred
Lewis, Marion; Charles .. Forby, Hutch
inson.
Deputy United States Marshal-Frahk J
s. Beck, Leayenworth; B. F. Morgan, Clay
Center; J. E. Wilson, Topeka: David II
Baeker, Horton; A. A. Woodward, To
peka.
Internal Revenue Collector-A. Q. Miller
BelleviIle: George t. Smith, Marysville: J
J. Rhodes, Council Grove: Fremont Leidy
Leon: C. W. Harvey, Eldorado: C. B. An
drews. Fred n. Dreilling.. Ellis: 2. N
Lansing; Harvey Motter, Olathe.
Deputy ColIector-E. Percy Robertson
Parsons; C. B. AndFeTs, Topeka; E. vii
son, Strong City; J. F. Schulz, Westphalia
John P. Aelmore, Hutchinson ;/R. B. Boyd
Wichita; Frank A. Knapp, wellington; c
C. Caldwell, Mcpherson L. NJ. Baker, Atchi
son; T. e. Young, Dodge City; George P
Leary, Athol; G. J. Lamont, Hutchinson.
United States District Attorney-James
A. Troutman. Topeka; Ben Hegler, Wichita
Fred S. Jackson, Topeka b. /. Litowich
Salina: N. Baird, Kansas city. Kan; A. L
Williams, Columbus: G. A. MCNEIL. Colum
bus; Ezra Branine, Newton; +. D. Blundon
Salina; Baxter D. McClain, lola; James T
Nolan, Ellis.
Prohibition Enforcement offieer-Warrer
s. Wilson, Burlington John T. Glenn
Leavenworth; W. Il. Stanley, Wichita: DIR
Il. e. Potter, Clifton; c. B, Andrews
Seneca; DIR. J. f. Butler. Stafford; Guy c
Glasseock, Hutchinson; N. ]. Sample To
ronto.; J. NJ. Henderson, Burden; John S
Fleming, MiItonvale.
Warden OF Federal Penitentiary-W. I
Biddle, Learenworth, deputy warden, W. IL
Bird. Newton.