Bruncken, Ernest Gymnasium, Eisenach, Germany Assistant city attorney, Milwaukee, Wis. Wisconsin state forestry commissioner Assistant forester, Biltmore Estate, N. C. Chief, sociological department, California state library California Languages: German, Latin; reading knowledge of French, Dutch, Italian, and Greek Entered service 1909: Assistant register of copyrights, $3,000 Present position: Assistant register of copyrights, $3,000 Hunt, Gaillard Virginia Private schools and academies, New Orleans, New Haven, and Washington Chief of Passport Bureau, Department of State Chief of Bureau of Citizenship, Department of State, 1907-1909 Author and editor on historical and governmental questions Author of Life of James Madison, 1902, and Life of John C. Calhoun, 1907 Editor of the Writings of James Madison, 9 volumes Entered service 1909: Chief of Manuscripts Division, $3,000 EMPLOYEES WHO ENTERED THE SERVICE AT $2,400 Darling, S. Boyd Phillips Academy, Andover, Mass. Yale University, 1891-1895 Harvard Law School, 1897-1899 Attorney at law, Boston Massachusetts Languages: Reading knowledge of French, college course in Latin and Greek Entered service 1909: Assistant, Law Index, $2,400 Present position: Assistant, Law Index, $2,400 EMPLOYEES WHO ENTERED THE SERVICE AT $2,000 Parsons, Arthur J. Massachusetts Private school (Noble's) at Boston; full preparation for Harvard College Foreign travel Study of art collections in France Collector of prints and connoisseur Languages: Working knowledge of French and Italian Entered service 1902: Chief of Division of Prints, $2,000 Present position: Chief of Division of Prints, $2,000 Sonneck, O. G. T. Public schools, Hoboken, N. J.; Kiel, Germany Ober-Realschule, Kieler Gelehrtenschule Kaiser Friedrichs Gymnasium in Frankfort New Jersey University of Heidelberg, specializing in history and theory of University of Munich, specializing in history and theory of music Composer Since 1896 writer on musical subjects in American, German, and Compiler of "Bibliography of early secular American music" Student of musical collections of American and foreign libraries, Languages: German, French, Italian, Greek, Latin Entered service 1902: Chief of Division of Music, $2,000 EMPLOYEES WHO ENTERED THE SERVICE AT $1,800 Brown, William L. Virginia High school, Eastport, Me. Business experience, 1880-1889 Cashier, Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute, 1892-1907 Entered service 1907: Chief, Bookkeeping Division, Copyright Present position: Chief Clerk, Copyright Office, $2,000. Perley, Clarence W. Illinois Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1884-1887 and 1894-1896 Civil engineer, 1887-1894 Assistant, Department of Biology, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1897-1898 Amherst Library School, 1898 Assistant in charge engineering library, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1898-1900 Classifier, John Crerar Library, Chicago, 1900-1902 Library of Congress, 1902-1903 Classifier, John Crerar Library, 1903-1905 Languages: German, French; working knowledge of Italian, Span ish, Latin; cataloguing knowledge of Dutch, Portuguese, Hungarian, Rumanian, and Scandinavian Entered service 1905: Classifier, Catalogue Division, $1,800 Present position: Acting chief classifier, Catalogue Division, $2,000 Thompson, J. David Victoria University, Manchester, England West Virginia B. Sc., 1892; M. Sc., 1895; first in first-class honors, school of mathematics, with Derby scholarship for special merit Cambridge University Trinity College: B. A., 1895; M. A., 1899; sixteenth wrangler, mathematical tripos; Part II, natural science tripos (physics and chemistry); major foundation scholar of Trinity College, 1894-1898 London University; B. Sc., 1893; university exhibitioner; honors Lecturer and demonstrator in physics and physical chemistry, and In charge of magnetic survey of West Virginia, 1900, United States Representative of scientific departments on library committee of Foreign travel Languages: French, Latin, Greek; reading knowledge of German Present position: Chief, Division of Documents, $3,000 EMPLOYEES WHO ENTERED THE SERVICE AT $1,600 Ashley, Frederick W. Ohio Adelbert College, A. B., A. M. Yale Divinity School (one year) University scholar, Harvard, 1891-1892 New York State Library School Librarian, Painesville (Ohio) Public Library Instructor in Latin, 1887–1891, and principal, 1892-1897, Western Typewriting, bookkeeping Languages: Cataloguing knowledge of French, German, Latin, Entered service 1900: Chief of correspondence division, Copyright Present position: Chief, Order Division, $2,500 EMPLOYEES WHO ENTERED THE service at $1,500 Babine, A. V. District of Columbia Cornell University, A. B., A. M. Cataloguer, Cornell University Library Librarian, Indiana University Library Babine, A. V.-Continued Associate librarian, Stanford University, Cal. Previous service, Library of Congress Languages: Russian, Slavic, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Entered service 1907: Classifier, Catalogue Division, $1,500 Present position: Assistant in charge of Yudin Collection, Catalogue Entered service 1902: Custodian, Smithsonian deposit, $1,500 Dieserud, Juul Illinois University of Christiania, Norway, A. B., 1884; A. M., 1886; candidatus philologiæ, 1892 Teacher of languages in Norwegian College Field Columbian Museum, 1894-1900 (assistant librarian 18941897; librarian, 1897-1900) Languages: Norwegian, Swedish, Danish, French, and German; Entered service 1900: Reviser, Catalogue Division, $1,500 Flagg, Charles A. Partridge Academy, Duxbury, Mass., 1887-1889 Bowdoin College, A. B., 1894 Massachusetts New York State Library School (graduate with honor) Assistant, New York State Library, 1896-1900 Languages: Good working knowledge of Latin and Greek; reading knowledge of French; cataloguing knowledge of Spanish; slight knowledge of German Entered service 1900: Reviser, Catalogue Division, $1,500 Present position: In charge American History Section, Catalogue Koenig, Walther F. University of Leipzig, Germany, 1880-1883 University of Pennsylvania, 1890-1891, Ph. D. Pennsylvania Assistant to librarian, University of Pennsylvania, 1890-1900 Koenig, Walther F.-Continued Languages: German, French, Latin, Greek; good working knowl- Entered service 1900: Reviser, Catalogue Division, $1,500 Stefánsson, Steingrimur College, Reykjavik, Iceland, 1876-1881 Illinois University at Copenhagen, 1882-1886; degrees in psychology and mathematics Newberry Library, Chicago, 1892-1899 (cataloguing, classification, etc.) Languages: Icelandic (Old Norse), Danish (Dano-Norwegian), Swedish, German, Latin; good working knowledge of French, Dutch, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Greek; slight knowledge of Anglo-Saxon, Bohemian, Polish, Gothic, Russian, Rumanian, and modern Greek. Entered service 1899: Reviser, Catalogue Division, $1,500 EMPLOYEES WHO ENTERED THE SERVICE AT $1,400 High School, Northampton, Mass. Assistant, Forbes Library, Northampton, Mass. Massachusetts Cataloguer, Office of Superintendent of Documents, Washington, D. C.; one year acting chief cataloguer Typewriting Proof-reading Languages: Reading knowledge of French and German Entered service 1908: Clerk, Copyright Office, $1,400 EMPLOYEES WHO ENTEREd the servicE AT $1,200 Boyd, Allen R. Public schools of Boston, Mass. District of Columbia With Baldwin & Co., cotton factors, Savannah, Ga. Secretary to manager, to receiver, and for receivers, Choctaw Coal and Railway Company (now Choctaw, Oklahoma and Gulf Rail way), Indian Territory Confidential clerk to Secretary of Interior, 1893-1895 Secretary of Commission to the Five Civilized Tribes, 1895 With James Boyd & Bro., Philadelphia, Pa. Stenography and typewriting Entered service 1899: Librarian's Secretary, $1,200 Present position: Chief Clerk, $2,500 |