The Washington times., 1913-10-02
NUMEROUS CHANGES
IN G, P. 0. ANNOUNCED
Appointments, Separations, and
Transfers For Week Ending
October ! Given Out.

Appointments. separations. transfers
etc. in the Government Printing Office
for the week ended October / were AZ
follows:
Appofntments-Joseph H. Cummings
John c. O'Neal, and James H. Devlin,
probationary linotype operators, Philip
W. Fawley. probationary monotype key.
board operator; John L. Kelly. emer-
gency monotype keyboard operator:
William J. Mearns, probationary book
binder: Fred C. Kirkmeyer. George A.
Harper. William T. Curran, Joseph E.
Perry. and John w. Devries. temporary
compositors; Peter r. Lee. skilled la
borer: Oliver W. Heinecke, Writ ]. Hen
derson. Joseph A. Merryman. Merrill X.
Holdings, Joseph s. Jackson, Elliott M.
Campbell, Lawrence N. Nops. and
James w. Darlington, probationary mes
senger boys.
observation-disclosures Hurley, tempo
rary compositor. dropped: James A.
West. assistant foreman monotype SEC
tion. resigned: Samuel NJ. Briscoe. limo
type operator: Olive I. Gilmore. mono
type keyboard operator. resigned: Harry
]. 0utcault, monotype keyboard opera
tor, resigned; George w. Davidson, mes
sengef boy. resigned; Elliott N. Camp
bell. probationary messenger boy. re-
signed
Transfers. etc.-Jesse B. Watts, skilled
laborer. pamphlet binding section, to
forwarding and finishing section.
pamphlet binding section. to Library
Mrs. LiiIey N. France, folder, PAM
phiet binding section. night to day.
Mrs. Rose d. Lawrenson. feeder.
press division. intermediate. TO day.
hand section, to stores division.
Sterling G. Ansley. messenger boy,
monotype section. night, to office OF
superintendent OF work, day.
Mrs. Vernita E. Banks and Mrs
Madeline p. Childs. skilled laborers (fe-
nale). pamphlet binding section. 70 or
Mrs. Minnie T. Flaherty, Mrs. Bessie
c. COMO. and Miss Esther e. Kennedy
feeders. and Samuel E. Blair, skilled
iaborer, postal card section. to press
Mrs.. Elizabeth r. Hahn, skilled la
borer (female). pamphlet binding sec
ton. to forwarding and finishing sec
ton. --.
Jonas Vernon, unskilled laborer, foun-
dry section. to postal card section.
Martin n. Evans, composition. Library
branei. printing section. to linotype
section.
James A. Campbell. skilled laborer,
ruling and sewing section. to buildings
Mrs. -Aurelia D. Gu, skilled laborer
!femalel. pamphlet binding section to
forwarding and finishing section.
MISS Caroline F. Rabe. Miss Mary A.
L. Tilton, Mrs. Isabel r. Truitt, skilled
laborers (fem4le). and Edward A, Dore
pamphlet binding section. to ruling and
sewing section.
w. I. Mills. messenger boy, $40 Der
anUem mstos4le9ib ibs&eannnai. Office oeSer-
tnteodent Jof docuDsnts. ,vsz-os--r * -.
Charles w. Burnett and Edward s.
Wild, maker-up. 60 cents per hour to
compositor, 80 cents per hour. hand sec
tion, night.
Miss isabel c. Herman. press feeder.
25 cents per hour. to bander, IN cents
per hour. postal card section.
Samuel J. Blackburn. helper, IS cents
per hour, forwarding and finishing sec
ton, to skilled 1aborer. Is cents per
hour, ruling and sewing section. -
William A. Turner, skilled laborer. 25
cents per hour. postal card section. to
elevator conductor, % cents per hour,
electrical section.
Ralph e. Evans. skilled laborer. rs
cents per hour. to elevator conductor.
30 cents per hour. electrical section.
John r. Durisoe. compositor, 30 cents
per hour. to proof reader. 60 cents per
hour, hand section to proof section.
per hour. hand section night, to proof