OFFICIAL VOTE FOR JUDGES OF THE COUNTY COURT OF ALLEGHENY COUNTY, NOVEMBER 8, 1921.

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT, 1922.

PRINCIPAL EXECUTIVE, JUDICIAL AND DIPLOMATIC OFFICERS.

THE EXECUTIVE.

President-WARREN G. HARDING, Ohio,

Secretary to the President-GEORGE B. CHRISTIAN, Jr., Ohio,
Vice-President-CALVIN COOLIDGE, Massachusetts,

THE CABINET.*

Salary

$75,000

7,500

12,000

Secretary of State CHARLES EVANS HUGHES, New York,
Secretary of the Treasury-ANDREW W. MELLON, Pennsylvania,
Secretary of War-JOHN WINGATE WEEKS, Massachusetts,
Attorney-General-HARRY M. DAUGHERTY, Ohio,
Postmaster General-†HUBERT WORK, Colorado,
Secretary of the Navy-EDWIN DENBY, Michigan,

Secretary of the Interior-ALBERT BACON FALL, New Mexico,
Secretary of Agriculture-HENRY CANTWELL WALLACE, Iowa,
Secretary of Commerce-HERBERT CLARK HOOVER. California,
Secretary of Labor-JAMES JOHN DAVIS, Pennsylvania,

12,000

Second Assistant Secretary-Alvey A. Adee, District of Columbia,
Third Assistant Secretary-Robert Woods Bliss, New York,

5,000

4,500

4,500

Chief Clerk-Ben G. Davis, Nebraska,

4,500

3,000

Solicitor-Frederick K. Nielsen, Nebraska,

Economic Adviser-Arthur C. Millspaugh, (Consular Service), Michigan,

5,000

Chief, Bureau of Appointments-Miles M. Shand, New Jersey,
Chief, Consular Bureau-Herbert C. Hengstler, Ohio,

Chief, Bureau of Accounts and Disbursing Clerk-William McNeir, District of
Columbia,

4,500

3,500

3,000

3,500

Chief, Diplomatic Bureau-Worthington E. Stewart (Acting), Ohio,
Chief, Bureau of Indexes and Archives-David A. Salmon, Connecticut,

2,500

3,500

Chief, Division of Far Eastern Affairs--John Van A. MacMurray, District of Columbia,
Chief, Division of Latin American Affairs-Francis White, Maryland, (Diplomatic
Secretary),

Chief, Division of Publications and Editor of the Department-Gaillard Hunt, Virginia,

4,500

4,500

3,625

3,000

Chief, Division of Political and Economic Information-Prentiss B. Gilbert, New York,
Chief, Visa Office-J. Preston Doughten (Consular Officer). Delaware,
Private Secretary to the Secretary-William H. Beck, New Jersey,

Chief, Division of Passport Control-Philip Adams, (Consular Officer), Massachusetts.
Chief. Division of Western European Affairs-William R. Castle, Jr., District of
Columbia,

Chief, Division of Near Eastern Affairs-Allen W. Dulles, (Diplomatic Secretary),
New York,

Chief, Division of Mexican Affairs-Matthew E. Hanna, (Diplomatic Secretary), Conn-
ecticut,

Chief, Division of Russian Affairs-DeWitt C. Poole (Consular Officer), Illinois,
Chief, Division of Current Information-Edward Bell, (Diplomatic Secretary), New
York,

4,000

3,625

5,000

4,000

4,000

3,500

3,000

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

Assistant Secretary in charge of Internal Revenue Service and Customs Service

Under Secretary in charge of Fiscal Bureaus, Farm Loan Bureau and Secret Service
Division S. Parker Gilbert, Jr., New Jersey,
Assistant Secretary in charge of Foreign Loans, Bureau of Engraving and Printing
and Miscellaneous Divisions--Eliot Wadsworth,
Assistant Secretary in charge of Public Health Service, Supervising Architect's Off.
and Coast Guard-Edward Clifford, Illinois,

Assistant Register of the Treasury-Frank A. DeGroat, Michigan,

Commissioner of Internal Revenue-David H. Blair, North Carolina,
Solicitor of Internal Revenue-Carl A. Mapes, Michigan,
Captain Commandant, Coast Guard-W. E. Reynolds, California,
Surgeon General, Public Health Bureau-Hugh S. Cumming, Virginia,

2,500

10,000

5,000

5,000

6,000

*Arranged in the order of succession named in the Presidential Succession Act of January 19, 1886, but the Secretaries of Agriculture, of Commerce and of Labor are not included in said Act. as their departments were made executive departments and the Secretaries cabinet officers after the passage of the Succession Act.

Vice Will H. Hays, of Indiana, who resigned

Salary.

Director of the Mint-F. E. Scobey, Texas,

Solicitor of the Treasury-Lawrence Becker, Indiana,
Director, Bureau of the Budget-Herbert M. Lord, Maine,

Assistant Director, Bureau of the Budget-Royall O. Kloeber, District of Columbia,
Member, Federal Farm Loan Bureau-Charles E. Lobdell, Kansas,
Member, Federal Farm Loan Bureau-William H. Joyce, California,
Member, Federal Farm Loan Bureau-William S. A. Smith, Iowa,
Member, Federal Farm Loan Bureau--Robert A. Cooper, South Carolina,
Director, Bureau of Engraving and Printing-Louis A. Hill, Pennsylvania,
Chief, Division of Appointments-James E. Harper, South Carolina,
Chief Clerk-Wilmer G. Platt, Indiana,

10,000

7,500

10,000

10,000

Commissioner of Public Debt-William S. Broughton, Illinois,

Chief, Division of Bookkeeping and Warrants-M. J. O'Reilly, California,
Chief, Division of Customs-Ernest W. Camp, Michigan,

Chief, Division of Printing and Stationery-Frederick F. Weston, Iowa,
Chief, Division of Loans and Currency Charles N. McGroarty, Alabama,
Chief, Division of Mail and Files-S. M. Gaines, Kentucky,

Chief, Division of Secret Service-W. H. Moran, District of Columbia,
Disbursing Clerk-John L. Summers, Tennessee,

Supervising Architect-(Vacancy),

Commissioner of Accounts and Deposits-Robert G. Hand, Mississippi,
Superintendent, National Bank Redemption Agency-George O. Barnes, Pennsylvania,

10.000

WAR DEPARTMENT.

Assistant Secretary-J. Mayhew Wainwright, New York,
Assistant and Chief Clerk-John C. Scofield, Georgia,

10,000

The Adjutant General-Major General Peter C. Harris, Georgia,

Private Secretary to Secretary of War-John W. Martyn, Massachusetts,
Chief of Staff-General John J. Pershing, Missouri,

Quartermaster General-Major General Harry L. Rogers, Michigan,
Surgeon General-Major General Merritte W. Ireland, Indiana,
Chief of Engineers-Major General Lansing H. Beach, Iowa,
Chief of Ordnance-Major General Clarence C. Williams, Georgia,

Judge Advocate General-Major General Enoch H. Crowder, Missouri,
Inspector General-Major General Eli A. Helmick, Kausas,

8,000

8,000

8,000

8,000

8,000

8,000

Chief of Bureau of Insular Affairs-Major General Frank McIntyre, Alabama,
Chief Signal Officer-Major General George O. Squier, Michigan,
Chief of Coast Artillery-Major General Frank W. Coe, Kansas,
Chief of Field Artillery-Major General William J. Snow, New Jersey,
Chief of Militia Bureau-Major General George C. Rickards, Pennsylvania,
Chief of Air Service--Major General Mason M. Patrick, West Virginia,
Chief of Infantry-Major General Charles S. Farnsworth, Pennsylvania,
Chief of Cavalry-Major General Willard A. Holbrook, Wisconsin,
Chief of Finance-Brigadier General Kenzie W. Walker, Texas,

Chief of Chemical Warfare Service-Brigadier General Amos A. Fries, Wisconsin,

Assistant Attorney General-William W. Hoppin. New York (in Customs Division,
New York City),

9,000

8,000

7,500

Assistant Attorney General-Albert Ottinger, New York,

Assistant Attorney General-John W. H. Crim, New Jersey,

7,500

7,500

Assistant Attorney General-Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrandt, California,
Assistant Attorney General-Rush L. Holland, Colorado,

7,500

7,500

Attorney in charge of Pardons-James A. Finch, New York,

Attorney in charge of Titles-Charles S. Lawrence, Tennessee,

Solicitor of the Department of Labor-Theodore G. Risley, Illinois,
Solicitor of Internal Revenue-Carl A. Mapes, Michigan,

Special Assistant to the Attorney General-Warren F. Martin, Pennsylvania,
Solicitor for the Interior Department-Edwin S. Booth, Montana,
Solicitor for the Post Office Department-John H. Edwards, Indiana,
Solicitor for the Department of State-Frederick K. Nielsen, Nebraska,
Solicitor of the Treasury-Lawrence Becker, Indiana.
Solicitor of the Department of Commerce-(Vacancy),

Assistant Chief Clerk-Mrs. Julia B. Rishel, Mississippi,

Chief Clerk and General Administration Agent-Sims Ely, Arizona,

4.200

4,000

General Agent-John D. Harris, Nebraska.

Private Secretary and Assistant to the Attorney General-Katherine M. Carroll, Ohio,
Superintendent of Prisons-Heber H. Votaw, Ohio,

3,000

3,600

4,000

Disbursing Clerk-Don O. Fees, Nebraska,

Chief of Division of Accounts-H. J. McClure, New York,
Appointment Clerk-Charles B. Sornborger,

5,000

Vermont,

3,000

2,000

Director,. Bureau of Investigation-William J. Burns, New York,
Assistant Director, Bureau of Investigation-J. Arthur Russell, Michigan,

2,750

7,500

2,500

POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

First Assistant Postmaster General- John H. Bartlett, New Hampshire,
Second Assistant Postmaster General-Paul Henderson, Illinois,

5,000

Personnel Officer-Robert S. Regar, Pennsylvania,
Disbursing Clerk- Louis A. Delano, Massachusetts,

Third Assistant Postmaster General-Warren Irving Glover, New Jersey,
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General-Harry H. Billany, Delaware,
Chief Clerk, Post Office Department-William M. Mooney, Ohio,
Private Secretary to the Postmaster General-Ebert K. Burlew, Pennsylvania,
Solicitor for Post Office Department-John H. Edwards, Indiana,
Senior Assistant Attorney-Horace J. Donnelly, District of Columbia,
Purchasing Agent-Thomas L. Degnan, Pennsylvania,
Chief Inspector-Rush D. Simmons, Wisconsin,

Superintendent, Division of Postmasters' Appointments-Lorel N. Morgan, West Vir ginia,

2,250

3,000

Salary.

Superintendent, Division of Post Office Service-William R. Spilman, Kansas,
Assistant Superintendent, Division of Post Office Service Charles F. Trotter, Colorado,
Superintendent, Division of Dead Letters-Charles N. Dalzell, New York,
Superintendent, Division of Rural Mails-George L. Wood, Maryland,

Superintendent, Division of Railway Adjustments-William E. Triem, Ohio,
Superintendent, Division of Finance-Paul Freeman, Ohio,

Superintendent, Division of Equipment and Supplies-George Landick, Jr., Indiana,
Director, Postal Savings-William E. Buffington, Pennsylvania,

General Superintendent, Division of Railway Mail Service-Walter H. Riddell, Illinois,
Superintendent, Division of Foreign Mails-Edwin Sands, New York,

Superintendent, Division of Stamps-Michael L. Eidsness, Jr., Iowa,
Superintendent, Division of Money Orders-Charles E. Matthews, Oklahoma,
Superintendent, Division of Registered Mails-C. Howard Buckler, Maryland,
Superintendent, Division of Classification-William C. Wood, Kansas,

NAVY DEPARTMENT.

Assistant Secretary-Colonel Theodore Roosevelt, New York,

Judge Advocate General-Rear Admiral Julian L. Latimer, West Virginia,
Solicitor-Pickens Neagle, South Carolina,

Chief Clerk-Frank S. Curtis, Ohio,

Chief of Naval Operations-Admiral Robert E. Coontz, Missouri,

Chief, Bureau of Yards and Docks-Rear Admiral Luther E. Gregory (CEC), New
York,

Chief, Pureau of Navigation-Rear Admiral Thomas Washington, North Carolina,
Chief, Bureau of Orduance-Rear Admiral Charles B. McVay, Jr., l'eansylvania,
Chief, Bureau of Construction and Repair-Rear Admiral John D.

Ohio,

Chief, Bureau of Engineering Rear Admiral John K. Robison Michigan,

Chief, Bureau of Supplies and Accounts-Rear Admiral David Potter (SC), New Jersey,
Chief, Bureau of Medicine and Surgery-Rear Admiral Edward R. Stitt (MC), South
Carolina,

....

Chief, Bureau of Aeronautics-Rear Admiral William A. Moffett, South Carolina,
President, Navy Examining Board and Navy Retiring Board--Rear Admiral Marbury
Johnston, Georgia,

Director of Naval Intelligence Captain Luke McNamee, Rhode Island,

Commandant of the Marine Corps Major General John A. Lejeune, Louisiana,

Superintendent, Naval Observatory-Captain William D. MacDougall, New York,
Director, Nautical Almanac W. S. Eichelberger, Connecticut,
Hydrographer-Captain Frederic B. Bassett, New York,

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.

First Assistant Secretary-Edward C. Finney, Kansas,
Assistant Secretary-Francis M. Goodwin, Washington,
Solicitor for the Department-Edwin S. Booth, Montana,

5,000

4,500

Executive Administrative Assistant-Charles V. Safford, New Mexico,
Chief Clerk of the Department-John Harvey, Texas,

5,000

4,000

.......

Assistant to the Secretary-Morgan R. Brock, District of Columbia,
Private Secretary to the Secretary-Harry G. Clunn, Texas,
Commissioner of General Land Office-William Spry, Utah,
Commissioner of Indian Affairs-Charles H. Burke, South Dakota,
Commissioner of Pensions-Washington Gardner, Michigan,
Commissioner of Patents-Thomas E. Robertson, Maryland,
Commissioner of Education-John J. Tigert, Kentucky,
Director of the Geological Survey-George Otis Smith, Maine,
Director of Reclamation Service-Arthur P. Davis, Kansas,
Director of the Bureau of Mines-H. Foster Bain, California,
Director, National Park Service-Stephen T. Mather, Illinois,
Chairman and Chief Engineer of Alaskan Engineering Commission- Colonel Frederick
Mears, U. S. Army, Nebraska,

4,000

2,750

2,500

5,000

5.000

5,000

6,000

5,000

6,000

7,500

6,000

4,500

10,000

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

Assistant Secretary-Charles W. Pugsley, Nebraska,
Director of Scientific Work-Elmer D. Ball, Iowa,
Administrative Assistant-W. Ashby Jump, Maryland,

5,000

5,000

Chief Clerk-Robert M. Reese, District of Columbia,

Assistant to the Secretary in charge of Packers and Stockyards Administration-
Chester Morrill, Tennessee,

4,000

6,500

Chief Personnel Officer-Percy L. Gladmon, District of Columbia,
Solicitor-R. W. Williams, Florida,

Chief, Weather Bureau-Charles F. Marvin, Ohio,

5,000

Assistant Chief, Weather Bureau-Charles C. Clark, Pennsylvania,
Chief, Bureau of Animal Industry-John R. Mohler, Pennsylvania,
Chief, Bureau of Plant Industry-William A. Taylor, Michigan,

5,000

3,250

5,000

Chief, Bureau of Entomology-Leland O. Howard, New York,

Acting Chief, Bureau of Chemistry-Walter G. Campbell, Kentucky,
Chief, Bureau of Soils-Milton Whitney, Maryland,

Associate Chief, Bureau of Plant Industry-Karl F. Kellerman, Ohio,
Forester, Forest Service-William B. Greely, California,
Associate Forester, Forest Service-E. A. Sherman, Utah,

5,000

Chief, Bureau of Biological Survey-E W. Nelson, Arizona,

Assistant Chief, Bureau of Entomology-Charles L. Marlatt, Kansas,

5,000

4,500

Assistant Chief, Bureau of Biological Survey-Walter C. Henderson, Montana,

4,090

Chief, Bureau of Public Roads-Thomas H. MacDonald, Iowa,

Chief, Division of Accounts and Disbursements-Almerico Zappone, District of Columbia,
Director, States Relations Service--Alfred C. True, Connecticut,

4,500

4,000

4,500

Chief, Bureau of Agricultural Economics-Henry C. Taylor, Wisconsin,

6,000

Director, Fixed Nitrogen Research Laboratory-Richard C. Tolman,
Columbia,

Chairman, Insecticide and Fungicide Board-J. K. Haywood, New York,
Librarian-Miss Claribel R. Barnett, New York,

Associate Chief, Bureau of Agricultural Economics-Leon M. Estabrook, Texas,
Chief, Division of Publications-John L. Cobbs, Jr., Alabama,
Chairman, Federal Horticultural Board-C. L. Marlatt, Kansas,

5,000

4,500

3,500

4,500

4,500

2,000

District of

6,000

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE.

Salary.

Assistant Secretary of Commerce Claudius H. Huston, Tennessee,
Private Secretary to Secretary-Richard S. Emmet, New York,
Assistant to Secretary-Paul J. Kruesi, Tennessee,

$5,000

2,500

Private Secretary to Assistant Secretary-Alfred E. Wild, Jr., District of Columbia,
Confidential Clerk to Secretary-Mrs. Etta R. Goodwin, Washington,

2,750

2,100

1,800

Chief Clerk and Superintendent-E. W. Libbey, District of Columbia,

3,000

Disbursing Clerk-Charles E. Molster, Ohio,

Chief of Appointment Division-Clifford Hastings, Washington,

3,000

2.500

Chief, Division of Publications-Thomas F. McKeon, New York,

2,500

Chief, Division of Supplies--Francis M. Shore, Ohio,

2,100

Director of Census-William M. Steuart, Michigan,

7,500

Director, Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce-Julius Klein, Massachusetts,

6,000

Supervising Inspector General, Steamboat-Inspection Service-George Uhler, Pennsyl vania,

5,000

DEPARTMENT OF LABOR.

Assistant Secretary-Edward J. Henning, California,
Solicitor-Theodore G. Risley, Illinois,

Chief Clerk-Samuel J. Gompers, New York,

Disbursing Clerk-George W. Love, Illinois,

Commissioner General of Immigration-W. W. Husband, Vermont,

Commissioner of Labor Statistics-Ethelbert Stewart, Illinois,

Commissioner of Naturalization-Richard K. Campbell, Virginia,

Chief, Children's Bureau-Miss Grace Abbott, Nebraska,
Director, Women's Bureau-Miss Mary Anderson, Illinois,

Director of Industrial Housing and Transportation-Robert Watson, Massachusetts,

Director General, United States Employment Service Francis 1. Jones, New Jersey,
Director of Conciliation-Hugh L. Kerwin, Pennsylvania,

Chief of Division of Bibliography-Herman Henry Bernard Meyer,

3,000

3,000

3,000

Chief Classifier-Clarence W. Perley,

Chief of Catalogue Division-Charles Martel,

3,000

2,000

Chief of Division of Documents-Henry J. Harris,

3,000

Chief of Periodical Division-Yale Oldknow Millington, (Acting),

Administrative Assistant and General Disbursing Officer-Mrs. Harriet de Krafft Woods,
Chief Clerk-Wade H. Rabbitt,