The Washington times., 1913-11-06
TWENTY-FIVE GET
G. P. 0. POSITIONS
Eleven Separations Announced.
Long List of Transfers Is
Made Public.

Twenty-Five appointments and clever
separations with numerous transfers
/: have become effective at the Govern.
ment Printing Office. The changes fol-
| low:
ppointments-Howard v. Mills, stere-
otyper, reinstated. Urban Jones, proba-
temporary pressman. Harry B. Jud-
son, compositor. reinstated Mrs. Jen-
ME Lusby, probationary press feeder.
Mrs. Alice ]. Corridor. helper. John H.
Mott, skilled laborer. Frederick B.
Hausmann and Willis 1. Mills. same.
Herbert r. Run. Theodore II. Chunn,
Leroy H. Faust, Thomas w. McEach-
ern. William H. Scott. probationary
messenger boy. Francis P. Cooke, John
e: Greenfield. Oscar Keith. unskilled
laborers.
Separations-C. A. Chabeaux, emer-
gency stereotyper, dropped. George E.
Harper and Samuel w. Taylor. tempor-
ary compositors. dropped. Mrs. Nellie
w. Gravatte, assistant telephone switch
board operator, resigned. Edgar r.
seph G.; Stelle. maker-up. resigned.
Christopher r. Smith, linotype operator,
resigned Gilbert K. Rust, pressman,
resigned. William A. Gormley and c.
Edward Smith. temporary pressmen,
press feeder, resigned.
Transfers. etc.-Edward F. Flanagan,
bookbinder In charge. so cents to 20
cents per hour, forwarding and finish-
ing section. Louis E. Halbleib. book
man of binding, to bookbinder in charge,
20 cents per hour, pamphlet binding Sec
ton. Edward P. Butscher, bookbind-
er, so cents per hour, to bookbinder in
charge, 60 cents per hour. forwarding
and finishing section. william E. Muf-
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brary of Congress branch binding sec
tion. to bookbinder in charge. 90 cents
per hour, forwarding and finishing sec
ton. William c. Connor, assigned to
bookbinder 80 cents per hour. forward
ing and finishing section. Richard Pow
proof section night. to assistant fore
man. so cents per hour. job section.
Charles W. Bush. deskman. monotype
section night to day. George L. Eich-
horn. deskman, monotype section day to
night Wilson D. McNelly. temporary
night. Walter E. Bremen, compositor,
monotype section night to day. Louis
r. Lippincott, proofreader, 60 cents per
hour, proof section night, to assistant
foreman. 50 cents per hour. monotype
section day. James r. Armstrong, as
signed to proofreader. 90 cents per hour,
proof section. Joseph v. Gonzales, ma
chine operator. 55 cents per hour. for
warding and finishing section. to COM
puter, IS per day, computing division.
Fred A. Lohmeyer, skilled laborer, %
cents per hour, to office helper, 30 cents
per hour, job section. Fletcher Bowden,
imposer, so cents per hour, hand section
night, to officeman. 20 cents per hour,
Office of foreman Of printing. Marceilus
Hart, unsleilled laborer, linotype section
night to day. Miss Nellie H. Ruck-
daeschel, skilled laborer 0emale), %
cents per hour, to helper. 2711 cents per
hour, office Of superintendent of work
John ]. Callahan, assigned to pressman,
55 cents per hour, press division. Eu-
gene r. Dawson, pressman; Mrs. Mar
garet Wilson, press feeder, and Wills
w, Washington and Spurgeon II.
Weaver. skilled laborers. press division
to day. Joseph Z. Hodge,
pressman. So cents per hour, press d.
vision day, to in charge Of section, 20
cents per hour, press division interme-
date John w. O'Hara, pressman. 90
cents per hour, to in charge Of section.
20 cents per hour, press division. John
j. Sweeney, probationary skilled la
borer. press division to pamphlet bind
ing section. Mrs. Anna B. Tiffany,
temporary press feeder, press division
night to day. Mise Helen A. McNicho-
las. skilled laborer, 25 cents per hour,
office Of superintendent OF documents,
to assistant telephone switchboard ope-
rator. 5000 per annum, office of chief
clerk. Mrs. Minnie U. Burton. helper,
office Of superintendent of documents,
to clerk, s720 per year. George c. Lang,
boy, $40 to $500 per year, Of
Ace of superintendent Of documents.
Myer Gewirz and Lawrence B. Curry,
messenger boys. $375 to $40. per year,
office of superintendent Of documents.