The Washington herald., 1911-07-16
CHANGES In POSTAL
JOBS ANNOUNCED
Promotions and Transfers
Made by Hitchcock.

Many promotions and transfers In the
different Offices Of the Post-ofice De-
partment were announced yesterday by
Postmaster General Hitchcock. The fol-
lowing is the list OF changes:
Assistant superintsndents OF railway mail service
from 5000 per annm with 81 per diem, to s. 30
per annum, with s. per diem: George w. Carr OF
Hawaii; John NJ. Mssten, Of New York; Joseph l.
Porter, Of Pennsylvania
Clerks at headquarters Of the division Of post
of1ce inspectorS-Joseph Barnett Of Missouri, from
s.. 100 TO N,2o. and Elmer r, Sharon, Of Missouri,
from 81 900 70 LOO; Leonard @ Gardner, from 500
70 S1lO0.
Clerks in Office Of Postmaster Gens4aI-Abusr Welt
mer, Of Pennsylvania, from Loo to 81 30; OrphA
Chigester, Of West Virginia, from 500 to 5000;
Thomas ]. Howell, Of Massachusetts,, frum 500 10
S0OO by transfer from Office Of Postmaster General
TO that Of Second Assistant Postmaster General.
Clerks in the Office Of the Second Assistant Pust-
master GeneTal-J. ID. Mcneil from s., 60 to s. 800;
Roy NJ. Messck from s. 10 to 81 400; Miss Eliza
beth NJ. Helms from s, 600 to N,a0; George S.
Ryan, from 500 to s. ,000; Paul r. Boreland, from
500 to $500; Stephen A. Sullivan, frm 800 TO
S,0oO and Philip LindqNist, from 500 to $1,000;
William S. Harrison. Of Illinois, foreman OF the
submail bay repair shop. from S.loO to A.sO.
Employees in the Office Of the stamped enyeloped
agency, Third Assistant Postmaster General
Charles W. Noggle, Of Ohio, from s. 100 TO 81 10;
John ]. Bargsley, of Pennsylvania, from 500 70
Hooo;- Adolph Steinmiller, Of Ohio. from SD to
$40, and Milton p. Oldham, Of Missouri, fruHn SD
to $40
Clerks in Office Of Postmaster General-Frederick
H. Austin, Of Missouri, from s., go to $780, and
Charles II. Jonas il, Of Louisiana, from s, 90 TO
a,0O; FfHnk c. Gardner, OF Missouri, from s. 30 to
A40O. by transfer from Office Of Fourth Assistant
Clerks in ofics Of Fourth Assistant-Robert r.
Riley Of Connecticut, from 500 to 81 900; Miss
Lulu Cox, from SlOOo TO Sl,0o by transfer from
Office Of FirSc Assistant.
Clerks in ol9ce of Third Assistant-AIiss Bessie
P. Mourning from 500 70 Sl.cNO; Miss Eleanor
ATeilhe, from $3.50 to 500; William D. Wheeler.
70 s., 400; Harry s. Barger from 81 900 to Sl.20;
William ]. Powell, from S,eo to 81 800; Arthur ]
Ksuse and Robert Blackley from s. 900 TO l,ao
PRoBATIoNAL APPOINTMENTS.
Joseph N. TOoe, Of Post-ofice, inspector at $50
with - per diem; William F. Murphy clerk At
$40. at headquarters division Of post-ofaoe in
spectors; Arthur B. Butrick Of Massachusetts,
clerk at 500; FranciS ]. McGOvern, and George q.
Geyer, Of Washington, au in the 6fce Of the Post
master General. at 500; Howard G. Moler Of
Office Of the Fourth Assistant in the oflce Of the
Postmaster General, laborers at $500 per annum
Garrett NJ. Knight W. 7. Young. Leonard John
son, and John II. Allen; charwo1nen at $40 Der
annum, Ella Taylor. Sarah J. Robinson Hattie n
Bond. Leana Blummer, and Mary J. Herbert
Clerks at 500 in the postal savings system-John
P. Gray. George F. Feffall Emanuel NJ. Simons,
and Allan NJ. Fornwald, all OF PennsylTania
Resignatous-Frank " Noyes, Of Massachusetts;
Gilbert r. Splitter, Of Virginia; John L Bliss Of
Illinois; John II. Luthy, Of New York; Miss Olivia
A. Taylor, Charles F. Ressler Robert Flanagan,
and Herbert S. Wood.