The Washington times., 1913-10-09
CHANGES FOR WEEK
At PRINTING OFFICE
Appointments, Separations, and
Transfers in the Force Are
Announced.

Appointments, separations, trans
fers. etc, in the Government Print
ing Office for week ending Wednes-
day, are as follows:
Appointments-N Bean, Edward
Il. Radcliffe. John E. O'Brien. and
Samuel Oscar, probationary messen-
ger boys; Miss Eva H. Willard. press
feeder, transferred from Bureau of
Engraving and Printing: Mrs. Flora
Allen c. Denham and William c.
Evans. probationary bookbinders;
Frank B. Smith. probationary linotype
operator: James w. Cobb reinstated
$ SKILLED laborer; John ]. Fogarty,
temporary compositor
Separations-Thoma Z. Reardon,
temporary plasterer; Ilbert del. Bray
shaw, helper, resigned; Daniel w.
Beach. compositor. resigned: Edward
J. Fahey, probationary messenger
boy; Joseph c. Perry. temporary COM
positor, resigned; Jackson NJ. Wal
dron. probationary messenger boy, re-
signed: William F. Leatzow, reviser.
resigned.
Transfers, etc-Michael J. Hagerty,
bookbinder. from Library of Congress
mental detail rolD: Mrs. Nellie r.
Grant, from skilled laborer, 25 cents an
hour, to press feeder. 211e cents an
hour, press division (nighD: Robert L.
RlCnaIOSOn, precautionary lutSSSil6ct
boy. from office of superintendent of
work to foundry section: Burlington l..
Balderson, unskilled laborer. from foun-
dry section to forwarding and finishing
section; Sterling G. Ansley and Law
renee n. Nops messenger boys, from
office of superintendent of work to the
press division; Thomas E.Blakely, press
man, from press division, day to night;
BENJAMIN Y. Martin, from messenger.
% cents an hour, to helper, 30 cents an
Iix-ici L.
saver from compositor, so cents an hour,
lob section, to proofreader. 60 cents an
hour. proof section; William H. Car
penter. from, con1positor, so cents an
hour. to maker-up, 60 cents ,s1 an noIs'
Laufer. from maker-up, so cents an
hour. to monotype keyboard operator,
81 cents an hour. monotype secuoh
might; Elmo D. Norris. from COMPOSE
Nor. 90 cents an hour, to monotype Key
eosrS onerator, 60 cents an hour. mono
lvpe section (nighD: James w. DOGGY
tom imposer. 55 cents an hour, Inoiio a.
fine section (nighD to deskman, %
ants an hour, proof secuon ~ aaisHy, ems
JG honr to maker-up. at SO cents an
a;tur hand section; William II. flsner,
hssigned to proofreader, so cents Al
lour, proof section < ,o,,nor;
Thomas L. McEnaney, from !n Coi,pos 81
tor "A cents an hour, hand secuon, 70
,rInofreader. 60 cents an hour, PROOF
section might. William A. MURPHY
from messenger boy, $50 per anhutn'
office of superintendent OF docuinen.e' doc
to messenger boy, s42o per annuH+ oHIIe II,
~ sunerintendent Of work. George w.
Sharfer. compositor. from linotype sec
tion tn monotype section. SamueL W.
Taylor. temporary compositor. from
hnotype section to monotype sectlon.
Renne A. Julian, compositor, from
monotype section to linotype section.
Arthur j. Picotte, pressman,- from press
diy-ision To Library of Congress brancn
printing section Marcus P. Jackson,
feynpoxarv cppapositor, from monotype
seHfen TO =3sHofype> section. John Va
snift son. composieor. from tnonotype
section to linotype section. Charles w.
Burnett. from conpositor, 30, cents an
hour hand section, to proofreader.. 90
cents an hour. proof section. Ernest NJ
Boss. messenger boy, s420 per annum.
office of superintendent of documents,
to messenger boy. $50 per annum, office
OF the superintendent of documents.
Frank Hegner, stera1typer. foundry
section, day to night. Henry s. Newell.
counter. from ruling and sewing section
10 cutting and packing section. Albert
J. Weber, probationary stereotyper.
from foundry section night TO day. John
X Stephenson. from pressman, 80 cents
an hour, to pressman in charge. GO cents
an hour, press division. Thomas F.
Doty, desknian, 60 cents an hour, mono
type section day to monotype key
board operator. 90 cents an hour, mono
type section (nighO