The Washington times., 1913-10-30
CHANGES IN UNCLE
SAM s PRINT SHOP
Appointments, Separations, and
Transfers in G. P. O. for
Past Week Announced.

Appointments. separations. transfers,
etc., in the Government Printing Office
or the week ending October 20, are as
follows:
-ippointments - George W. Wyart,
probationary pressman: William A
10 mley, Thomas s. Curtin Andrew J.
Heard, Joseph L. Watch. Wallace 7.
Drake, c. Edward smith. temporary
prcsSmen; Harry w. Schwarz, skilled
laLorer; Charles F. Cannon and Jacob
4. Reichard., probationary skilled la
noTers: Miss Emma L. Russell, helper:
Miss Anna w. Burkett. probationary
press feeder: Mrs. Anna B. Tiffany,
temporary press feeder: Philip +. Nc
Cullough. Philip w. Green, Albert s.
Cake, probationary messenger BOYS.
Separations-Miss Minnie E. Howard,
Mrs. Kate I)aly. Mrs. Johanna Riordan,
Miss Mary Nally. Mrs. Eleanor c. Scott.
NJ May V. Nurbhey. Mrs. Rslle
ped: Charles J. Grouse. skilled laborer,
esigned; Mrs. Apo.onia T. Abel, skill
I'd laborer Gemalep, dropped: Isaiah
Ha ton. skilled laborer. dropped: Thom-
er. resigned; Leo simmons. Herman
Aoolph, Alan 7. Phelps, temporary
skilled laboTers. dropped: James IL.
M:-thiot, probationary pressman, re-
sig ied: William F. Berger. temporary
pre5sman, dropped: Byron II. Baxter.
co'ipositor. dropped: Adolph F. Le-
Bu-fe, counter, dropped: Charles E.
Bit see. office helper. dropped; Charles
\. rhurston, bookbinder. resigned: Rob
eTt II. Marcellus. bookbinder. dropped;
signed; Mrs. Mary ]. Killian. press
tcc''er. resigned.
transfers, etc.-Miss Bessie E
Waters, Mrs. Alta s Hayes. Miss Flor
inc Harris. Miss Hattie b. Boyd. Miss
Montague A Brown. Miss Robinette A.
Quarles, Mrs. Bertha 4. Rose. Mrs. Lii,
Ian l.. Williams, Miss Josephine Nc
Ghte, skilled iaborers (female) 25 cents
per hour, 10 machine operators (female)
27i& cents per hour, ruling and sewing
sect on; Walter A kinsolving. mono
type keyboard operator 60 cents per
hour monotype section night. 10 proof
reader 60 cents per hour proof section
Mig I: George ". Ball. proof reader,
60 snts per hour, to comDositor so cents
per hour. job section Charles W. Bell,
reNi' er, b5 cents per hour. to compost
tor 90 cents per hour. job section: Will
liam Hennessy Smith, proof reader, 60
cents per hour, TO compositor soc per
hour, job section; Richard Arm, Joseph
w. iNritZ, Charles ". HenShaw. George
w. .iarr, compositors, job section TO
-noI.Jtype section: George II. Freeman.
ski d labOrer, pamphlet binding section
nigh TO day: Mrs. Bessie c. COMO. pro-
batiC nary press feeder, press division
day o intermediate Mrs Lille E Crist
press feeder, press division intermediate
10 yht; Miss Margaret T. Nolan. pro-
bati, nary press feeder. press division in
term Adiate TO day; Charlie p. Nay and
Jam 5 E. Stevens, skilled labOrers, press
divis on day TO night; Charles A. Neil.
skilled laborer. press division night 10
day George F. Henry. skilled Iaborer.
25 C ITS per hour. to messenger % cents
per hour, press division; Samuel Her
SHOW z, messenger boy, Is cents per
hou-. to skilled laborer, 25 cents per
hoUi' monotype section: Daniel c. Ray,
helpc-. 35 cents per hour, to skilled la
borCr. IS cents per hour, press division
SewsR ShTeve. probationary skilled la
bo-er. hand section 10 ruling and sew
ing sction Emerson G. Green. unslIill-
ed Ia Jorer. ruling and sewing section to
hand section.