The Washington times., 1914-10-01
MORE CHANGES At
G. P. 0. ANNOUNCED

\ number of important changes. in,
! cludIng appointments separations. ant
transfers. for the week ending Tuesday
was announced at the Government
IrintinE Office today
Among the most important are:
Appcintments-John w Cameron
skilled labOrer. reinstatement Harry A
Gritton. probationary messenger boy
Joseph Landow. probationary messenger
! boy: Theodore F. Wilson. probationary
rlesse niger boy: John J. Wander Schaef
probationary messenger boy Charles "
l'utler, temporary unskiiieG laborer
Frank o. Hart. temporary compositor
William Allison, temporary composltor
| and Frank S. Lerch temporary com.
pOsitOr
eparation-Raymond p Ehrman.
traut, resigned.
Charles s. Adams, resigned
George L. Pumphrey. resigned.
Transfers. etc.-Frank NJ. Roller. COM
Eositor from State section to job sec
ton: William J. Weiss, compositor. from
State section to hand section: Benedict
". Ingram. from unskilled laborer
pamphlet binding section, at 81 cents an
hour, to caster helper, monotype sec
ton, at So cents an hour: John A Muir
an hour. to messenger at 80 cents an
hour delivery section: James H. Scott,
from skilled laborer, at % cents an
hour. to messenger, at 80 cents an
hour, delivery section: Peter A. Smith,
from unsktlled laborer at 25 cents an
hour. to chauffeur. at 80 cents an hour,
delivery section: Arthur J. d. TAFT,
from messenger boy. at Is cents an
hour, proof section, night, to skilled
laborer. at % cents an hour. pamphlet
binding section. day: stephen T. Dale.
from skilled laborer. at % cents an hour.
to caster helper at 3S cents an hour.
monotype section: Richard Taylor from
unskilled laborer. at p cents an
hour. to chauffeur. at 30 cents
an hour. delivery section; Will
liam J. Smith, from skilled laborer
at - cents an hour, pamphlet binding
section, TO caster helper, at So cents ali
hour. monotype section; Alfred R. Low
ey, pressman, from press division day
to postal card section: Mrs. Jennett S.
Tyler. press feeder. from press division
C6ay) to postal card section: Miss Marie
Burgy, press feeder from War and
Navy section. to State. War. and
Navy section; Ernest P. Knapp. lino-
type operator. from linotype section
Miss Mary F. c. Fleishell. from bander.
at 50 cents an hour. postal card section.
10 press feeder. at 271I cents an hour.
presswork division: George W. Schaefer.
com mDOSltOr, from monOtEpe section DAY
to hand section day: Eugene F. Smith.
from linotype operator at GO cents an
hour. linotype section night, to proof
reader at 80 cents an hour, proof sec
ton night; Richard Fl. Anderson
caster helper. from monotype section
night to monCtype section day;
Joseph II. Carroll, skilled laborer. from
press division (nighD to press division
day: Norman MEG. Key. temporary
unskilled laborer, from press division
day to press division CnighU; Rollins
F. Chisholm, conmpositor, from hand
section day to monotype section Cday):
Michael ]. Shea, from electrotype mold
er in charge, at s. cents an hour, to
molder. at s. cents an hour
foundry section day; Frank o. Cole,
pressman. from press division day.
to Library of Congress branch printing
section: Miss Sarah F. Meyer. press
feeder. fronm press division day TO
Library of Congress branch printing
section; Harold D. Butler, electrotype
molder, at 50 cents an hour. to cleo
trotype molder in charge, at s. cents
an hour, foundry section day: Ben
jamin L. Vipond. assigned as clerk at
sl.soO per annum. office of the account
ant.