Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-08

lection II that he was q graduate OF one OF
the big universities outside Of his own country,
and was an unusually bright man.
nected with the museum library, also
law student, and companion of Mr.. Pollard.
elaborated with the latter in the Pom X.
Sob story. Simpson later practiced Law in
Baltimore and became writer. One Of his
books Yves called Regeneration" and was
story Of the South. His brother Billy" Stimp-
son, who also worked In the museum at an early
date, studied medicine at Columbian Univer-
sity and made 100 on his final examina.
ton, and later distinguished himself In medl-
cine. And this, incidentally, reminds the writer
OF another museum young man named Hugh
M Smith, who graduated in medicine from
Georgetown University in 1888, with the high
est possible honors. Indeed. it is generally
stated that he made 100 on all Of his exami-
nations, something which had never before been
accomplished and probably win never be again.
DR.. Smith is native Washingtonian and
from 1908 to 1922 was deputy commissioner
and commissioner of the United States Fish
Commission, now the Bureau of Fisheries He
is at present the director Of fisheries, Govern
ment Of Siam, and Is probably now In that
country.
Fifty years ago the National Museum did
not have a large force of employees. The writer
does not happen to have handy q list of that
there a decade later were in the Museum at
an earlier date. list of the employees OF 1892
follows: A. p. Adams, Cyrus Adler, w. M.
Ashley Miss s. S. Atkinson, b. A. Bean, Miss
N. c. Beard, J. e. Benedict, Joseph Berries,
8. Fl. Bond, John Boyle, w. H. Brelsford, Paul
Brockett A. H. Brown, J. H. Brown 8. G.
Brown, Mrs. H. w. Burnside, A. Howard Clark,
Miss c. Cornell, w. ". Cox, Miss NJ. z. De
Ronceray, J. j. Desmond, @. w. Diggs, M. s.
Diggs j. J. Dolan, Peter Dunno, Miss n G.
Dyer, G.. w. Field, Miss K. A. GalIaher, Miss
L. B. Gallaher, James Cant, r. ]. Geare, J. S.
Goldsmith, Oscar HinrichS Tn. Holm, G. H.
Holmead, J. z. Hoover, Henry Koran, J. II.
Koran, Walter Hough, Miss c. L. Hurlbut
A G. Irvine, G. H. James, w. w. Kari, W. II.
Kimban, George s. King, Miss s. e. Latham,
M. L. Linnell F. A. Lucas, Miss A. Macfar.
land Mrs. 2. z. Malone, Miss E. NJ Marbury
Thomas Marion, o. T. Mason, George p. Mer-
rill. Mrs. e. c. Months O. G. Moore, W. Fl.
Newhall. j. M. Noah, J. Fl. Parkhurst. Miss
Edith Perry M. B. Pollock, J. G. Proctor.
r. D. Queen. Miss M. J. Rathbun, W. j. Rhees
r. Ridgway Miss c. RosenbuSch NJ p Scud-
der, j. s. Sessford, A. r. Sheriff. A. z. ShindIer.
G. T. Simpson, A. Skinner T. w. Smillie Miss
N. H. Smith, Pom x. Sob, H. NJ Spottswood
L. Stejneger, G. A. Steuart, H. 3. Simpson,
Miss M. l.. Stone, Miss L. D. Tabler G. W.
Terhinger. Fred c. Test z. r. Todd, F. w.
True, T. r. TurnbuIl, David Twine E. p Up
ham. Benjamin Vail, w. W. wallingsford. j.
-. "oonAAASs W. ~ "CSVSh' a. ~. WetASp y. We
WestfaI e. z. Whiting, j. L, WiIlige j. F.
Wilson, Thomas Wilson, j. e. Wingate G. W.
Wolff, @. s. Wright, w. 8. Yeates and Miss
NJ. A. Yeatman.
At that date w. G. Winlock, c. II. Boehmer.
F. ". Berry. G. w. Shoemaker, M A. folsom.
H. A. Parker, J. 8. Pollock q. L. Snider O. q.
Hine, G. c. French and Mrs. M. r. Fountains
were employed In the Bureau of International
Exchanges, in the Smithsonian Building and
DIR. Frank Baker, A. b. Baker, r. d. BeaiI, =,
q. Traylor, H n. Pollock, w. H. Blackburn.
W. v. Kramer and J. III. Anderson were at
tached TO the National Geological Park
Others employed in the Smithsonian Build
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