The Washington times., 1914-09-03
CHANGES IN UNCLE
SAM s PRINT SHOP
Appointments, Transfers, and
designations Announced by
Public Printer Ford.

A number of important changes in the
Government Printing Office, including
appointm ments, transfers, promotions. and
designations were today announced by
Public Printer Ford They are:
observation-disclosures W. Roth. pro-
bationary Clerfi: John c. COPELAND, tenn
pcrary unskilled laborer; Will DAVIS,
temporary unskilled laborer; Randolph
Dodd. temporary unskllied !aoorer'
Harry Hewlett, temporary unskilled Ia
borer: David A. Atkins, temporary un-
skilled laborer: Altamont NJ. Rogers
probationary linotype operator: Nathan
lei Minor, temporary unskilled laborer; {;
William z. Washington. temporary IN
skilled laborer: Mrs. Mabel E. Herbert,
probationar press feeder; James A
O'Leary, temporary skilled laoorer Jo-
se7h S. George, probationary clerk:
operator: Raymond c. Reinbehl, proba-
Jionary clerk; William J. Sammond,
cEief electrician; David G. Wright, tenn
porary unskilled laborer; Walter R..
Speake. probationary messenger boy.
Resignations-Ralph F. Jackson, jr.,
temporary skilled laborer; Thomas w.
Parks. temporary skilled laborer;
Charles H. May, temporary skilled Ia
borer: Villa Nightingale. teporary Skill
ed laborer; William NJ. Downs. tenn
Turner, machine operator; Jerome b:
Smith. skilled laborer temporary;
William A Hoyberger, temporary skill
ed lsborer. ,c
messenger boy, at Is cents per hour,
monotype section. night. to skilled la
bo-er. at 25 cents per hour, office OF the
foreman of binding; Dennis R. Connors,
skilled laborer, at % cents per nouL'
10 caster helper at 35 cents per nour'
monotype section; Leland :. Brown,
..illcd laborer, at q cents per hour, 10
aster helper al ~ cents per hour, mono
,y-pe section: James PERKINS, COMPOSE
cCT, at ~ cents per hour, to nhotHEe
operator at 80 cents per hour' llnotNpe
section, night, Mss Gertrude frenue'' >
skilled Iaborer, at IS cents per hour 10
machine operator at -Ils cents per houF'
ru4ins ana sewing section, MISS Julla
W. klley. skilled laborer, at - cents
L,sr houl to machine operator at -'7z
ents per hour. ruling ana sewing SCI
ion. Miss Martha L. Porter skllled
'aIn1er at 25 cents per hour. to ma
cnlue cperator at ia cents per houT'
,ulIuy ana sewing section, MRS. MAI
,e.Is 3 Wood, skilled laCorer, at .
euts per hour, 20 machine operator al
-. cents per hour, Mrs. Doroln! ".
Iolana. skilled laborer, at . cents per
- 10 machine oTrraIor at az cents
Ler hour. Leonard Meyer, oooholhoeF'
a, 80 cenLs per hour, TO machlhe opeia-
ar at 30 cents per hour, forward anu I'M
shlng section, Miss Fula turner press
g.-tzirT Dress llS LSSll, A4Iei'Nr ~ 49,
- Maltinmore, DUOkb!nueTr lorWdiu-
ng and finishing section. TO pamPnlet
hiding section. Harold S. AausenIluck Z.
End BENEDICT ". ingram, sk-Aed Ia
-~rers. ramphlet bindlng section DAY
% pamphlet binding section, nisht'
,reorge Lomax. unsklIled Laborer. ma
nine shop section, to press DIVISION
.rIineton Comstock, messenger, AT .
nnntr per hour. Office OF superintendent
Of work 10 laoorer at $s6 per annLm,
GarrC.p q \.sypith, messenger. 1T ~
cents per hour, to clerk at sl.oco per an
nun, c1Ice superintendent work; Albert
Y. Drelsonstok, laborsr, at 500 per an
nnn office OIL supe erintendent OF docu-
ments. 10 messenger at 25 cents per
h5ur. oft:ce OF superintendent OF work.
Ianes E. Wilkins. helper al 80 cents
.,-r hour. machine shop section TO skill
ID iaborer. at 25 cents per hour press
,ivision: John l. Wrenn, acting chlel
-Iectrlcisn at 5000 per annum, 10 e'ec-
rricis, in charge al IS cents per hour,
electrical section.