Evening star., 1922-06-16

| NJ. Shaw, democrat. New York. ap-
! pointed 1920 salary $4,000.
40. Milton S. Simpson, int. div. 1.
! democrat; so. Henry B. skllman.
democrat. Indiana appointed 1-2S-lS:
salary. s4.sOO: 81. J. X. Smith. demo-
penal div. democrat: SO. Clarke
! Swayze. int div. Ii. democrat: 81.
Julian d. Simpson. int. div. IL. demo-
crat; 55. Root c. Tracey. ex-attorney.
! democrat; 5S Charles n; Tammel, int.
div. IL, democrat; 81. William Hall
Trigg. int. div. /, democrat: IS. South
Trimble, int. div. democrat: So. B. r.
Turner. indexer. democrat: so. Estell
! X, Turner. sec. penal division. demo-
| crat; 81. Charles N. Tuthill. head NJ.
Thurman. civil div. democrat: So.
Stanley S. Waite. asst. sol. int. div. l;
! salary, $4,000; democrat: "a. Leo P.
Watson. int. div. IL, democrat; 65,
Mark A. Watson. int. div. II. demo-
, crat: 66. Clarence c. Webb. civil div,
sol int. rev. div. Ii: salary, $4,000: 6S.
| A. j. Addige, democrat; salary, $4,000;
| SO. Frederick McReynolds; salary.
| $4,000; holdever from Wilson admin
! istration.
Holdovers from the Wilson admin
salary $4,000. presumably a democrat.
appointed l.27-ls; 70. g. J. Murdock,
salary $4,000. presumably democrat
appointed 2-1-20: Il. Russell D. Burch-
ard. salary $4,000. presumably DEM
ocrat. appointed 7-31-1s: 72. James J.
Cosgro>r. salary $4,000. prcsuma bly,
t,s dem9erai appointed oGG sl2i; nresu 49,
ably democrat, appointed lo-a-2o;
IA. Claude A. Hope, salary s3.60o. pre-
sumably a democrat. appointed S.t.2o;
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presumably a democrat. appointed l.
| 4-2l; rs. Stephen NJ. Simpson. salary
$4,000: presumably a democrat. ap-
pointed So3o-2o: ~. Palmer Kennedy
appointed 4-l7-ls: 7s. John P. Hollis,
salary $500, presumably 4 demo-
| crat. appointed 5-l-1s.
Administration division-1, c. B. AL
len. head. holdover from Wilson admin
tration. democrat: .. F. NJ; woodward
| assistant head. democrat: 3. Miss Flor
ence Callahan. chief OF mailing section,
democrat: I. E. D. Voxbury. chief OF
code section. democrat: 5. J. Graham.
assistant chief. proving section. demo-
crat; s, A. B. Mess. chief. sorting sec
ton. democrat: 7. William T. Sherwood.
chief records subdivision, Roper demo-
crat; S, J. R. BrelSford. chief claims
control democrat: 8. J. o. Burnham. su
pervisor of claims. democrat: 10. q. Z.
Luxford, chief. distribution section
democrat.
/ Democrats Of the staff division
II. B. S. Hunsinger. head OF DIVISION:
democrat; 2, X F. Erickson, chief OF
transfers details. democrat; 3. W. b.
| Hinman. special assistant. democrat:
IA, E. C. Wilcox, chief of personnel
isection, democrat; 5. w w Hubert
chief personnel research section:
democrat: 6, J. ". Beers, chief OF
Information DIVISION. Abraham 3.
Nichol head Of division, democrat; 2,
D. s. Bliss, head Of miscellaneous divl-
sion, democrat: 3, Z. H. Wills, assist
ant head miscellaneous division demo-
Field division-I. c. NJ. Justice. bead
of division. democrat: =. john L. NC
Graw, assistant head field division
democrat: 3. Jonn Mahonsy' sad-,t smlet o.
| The above does not include the
natural resources division.
PRESENT ORGANIZATION. INCOME
TAX UNIT.
The following officials holding key
positions in the present organization
| ~ the income tax unit were brought
over from the Post ONCE Department
by Daniel E. Roper and were recos-
nized as loyal democrats during the
previous administrations:
Deputy commissioner. E. II. Batson
assistant deputy commissioner =; w
Chatterton; heads of division, =;
iAIlen, s. Alexander. E. $. Trey. r. X
Clue, ]. c. Remey; assistant heads OF
division. p F. Taisi sberwood e. m a'nei. Chief Of
! subdivision: chief of section, A. N
Akers. C. T. Haines, L. c. Fountain
In addition to the above. the fol-
lowing were placed In once ana rec.
ognized as loyai aemocfa'S t,nn. '' e
In Rausch; assistant chiefs Of sec:
tions, E. B. wellener: P. B. Bel. 5; i
De La Mater. F. Guderain, Jonn Ma
honey. r. F. Leary. Il; IA; n; Arms.ponE 1srt !,
,f1ice nv the commissioner of internal
revenue, 8. H. Blair.
THE TAX s1MPLIFICATIoN BOARD
The aforementioned board was
selected by Col. Drake, an employe OF
Mr.. Mellon. and not an empioye OF
the government. 1t consists OF the
MI MI. sterrett. a member of Price
accountants. having offices all
ioyer the world. This gentleman has
been actively engaged in presenting
the case of taxpayers to the interna
revenue bureau in connection WIFE
jthe ONCE of Mr.. Daniel E. Roper. HIS
politics Is presumably democratic al
though he Is non-part1san.
Mr. Beals. personal attorney for
Mr.. Andrew Mellon, and representing
the interests of Mr.. Mellon In con-
junction with Mr.. wayne Johnson
Politics unknown.
MIR. Skilton. formerly private sec
retary to Mr.. Cooksey, who was un.
idersecretary to Mr.. McAdoo during
the last administration. Mr.. Skiltor
lis an active democrat
C. P. Smith, assistant commission
I revenue. who was Tor
merly assistant to Wayne johnson
land Carl Mapes under the democratic
administration. Politics. democratic
E. W. Chatterton, assistant deputy
)commissioner of internal revenue
obtained his position in the fnterna
revenue bureau upon the personal re-
quest of Mr.. Daniel E. Roper. witt
whom he was associated in the Pos
ONCE Department during the entire
democratic administration, except 8
short time that he was on the staf1
of Gen. Crowder. and other assign
ments while in the service. including
major in the Quartermaster Corps
fMessrs. Roper. Caifan and Newton
former democratic officials Of the bu
reau OF internal revenue.
| 1t is evident that this 10 another
move on the part of Wayne johnson
to retain in power the Roper-Calian
Newton organization.
Democratic tax experts who arr
treaping a harvest from the republi
can administration through the in
come tax bureau: Joseph p. Tum
ulty, head Of fifty-one law firms. will
400 practitioners; Wayne johnson
and Judge Timothy Ansberry: DAME
E. Roper with J. E. Callan and q. "
Lybrandt. Ross Brothers and Mont
! 0omery: I. A. Councillor; z. E. Ross