The Washington herald., 1914-09-25
CHANGES ANNOUNCED
AT Big PRINT SHOP
Appointments and Transfers in Uncle
Sans Employ Alter G. P. 0.
Staff.
MANY SALARIES ARE INCREASED

clerks, Harry Z. Murray, hymah 6un-
itch. Althea C. Hurley. Miss Edith E.
Hoyt, Edward L. Arbuckle, and August
Pierson. emergency monotype keyboard
operators. Charles ]. Meagher, John w.
Simms, Joseph /. Keefer. Marcus p.
Jackson, James b. Huss, George +.
Hickman, James II. Adams, Harry A
Burr. and Harry II. Geisbert temporary
compositors Harry G. Purdy. skilled la
borer. transferred from Department of
Labor. Harlan Frey, skilled laborer, re-
instated. Charles, Williams, Robert Will
Jams, Robert b. Anderson, Samuel Jeni-
fer, and ElmOre ID. Russler, prOba-
tionary messenger boys.
SepaTations-Miss Carrie 3. Sherry,
clerk, resigned: James z. Hoes, imposer;
Oscar w. Reed, linotype machinist, re-
signed; Ralph /. Garland. electrotype
finisher; Miss Edith f. Hoyt, emergency
monOtype keyboard operator: James NJ.
Leclie. Electrician, resigned; Mrs. Anna
NJ. Clifford, directress, resigned; Mrs.
Rose ID. LawrensOn, press feeder, re-
signed; Mrs. Amy kelcher Walters, press
feeder; Samuel NJ. Hendricks. skilled
laborer: Robert NJ. Cheshire and Walter
~ Reiss, temporary skilled labOrers, re-
signed: william c. Robinson. unskilled
laDOIeEs Ttslbneus laul IL bIdlldlll. ulGS-
senger, resigned.
Transfers, etc.-Leander b. Cooley,
composition. at 30 cents per hour, hand
section day, to makeT-up. at 60 cents per
hour, State. War, and Navy section;
John j. McCauley, eleCtrOtype finisher in
charge. at g. cents per hour. foundry Sec
tion day, TO assistant foreman, at 80
cents per hour. foundry section day: Carl
Van White, pTessDRn, at 81 cents per
4 NWa
charge at 50 cents per hour. State, War,
and Navy section: Edward +. Nc
Carthy, machine operator. at - cents per
hour forwarding and finishing section, 10
bookbinder in charge. at Go cents per
hour forwarding and finishing section.
Thomas r. ByTne, bOokbindcr. at % cents
per hour. ruling and sewing section. to
bOOkbinder in charge, at % cents PET
hour: Charles r Holmes prOOfreader.
at so cents per hour. proof section night,
TO estimator and jacket writer, at 81. 20
per day, ofiCe superintendent OF work;
Edwin A. Sullivan, prOOfreader. at 50
cents per hour. job section, to linotype
operator in charge, at s. cents per hour.
job section: Dale e. Sheriff. linotype,
operator, at co cents per hour. linotype
section day. to linotype operator in
s. cents per hour. State. War,
and Navy section: Charles O'COnnell.
llLOAg lt Obtl dADl at " ANilAH per AAOAAs
linotype section day. to reviser, at 60
cents per hour. Library Of Congress
branch printing section; Russell o.
Beene, clerk, 1850 per annum, office Of
the purchasing agent. to, accountant, at
s.. 500 per annum, Office Of the account
ant
William W. Blake. clerk at 81. 400 per an
mum, office Of accountant, to clerk. at
3, 800 per annum; Louis a. Potter. clerk
TO clerk at 81. so per annum: Sanford VI. !
Warren. clerk at $3.50 per annum. office
OF accountant, TO clerk at t2.0JO per an
mum; Joseph :. Cornish, paper cutter at
70 cents per hour. stores division. to paper |
cutter at - cents per hour: Lyndan J.
Gilbert. skilled laborer at = cents per
hour, hand section might TO machine
helper at g cents per hour. linotype sec |
hon CnighO: Mrs Ellen T. Doyle. skilled !
aborer at y cents per hour, ruling and
sewing section. to helper at 30 cents per
hour: William A White. messenger boy
1t l. cents per hour office OF suPerin- !
.endent OF work. to skilled labOrer at > |
cents per hour, cutting and packing sec |
ion; George LOughery. assistant foreman |
n 80 cents per hour. foundry section !
day, to eleCtTotype fnisher at 81 cents /
per hour; Hugh Reid. reviser at s. cents !
per hour, Library Of Congress branch |
printing section, TO makeup at 90 cents |
per hour: George L. Sherman. estimator |
and Jacket writer at s.. 20 per day. Office Of |
OF work. 10 prOOfreader at |
% cents per hour. proof section day; |
Charles F Weston. bOOkbinder in charge |
II 20 cents per hour, forwarding and iiH- |
shing section. TO boOkbinder at 80 cents |
per hour. forwarding and finishing Sec
ion: Alton b. Carty. pressman in charge |
Il 50 cents per hour. War and Navy sec !
ion. TO pressman at IS cents per hour. |
State War and Navy section: David 5 |
Mcconnell. maker-up at 60 cents per hour, |
state section. TO COmpOsitOr at 20 cents per |
lour. monotype section: Frank J. Ward. !
1rOofreaGer at 60 cents per hour, War |
and Navy section, to COmpositor at %
'ents per hour, monOtype section |
day: William F. Everett. helper at
o cents per hour. War and Navy sec
ion. to skilled IRborer at . cents |
Der hour, press division day. William |
W. Maloney. bookbinder in charge at 55
ent per hour. War. andetaoithe&e C$ bm
70 bookbinder at 20 cents per hour. State,
War. and Navy section. Joseph p. Van
Overmeer, boOkbinder in charge at 50
'ents per hour, ruling and sewing section.
% bookbinder at so cents per hour. En-
nett H. Burke, caster helper at s. cents
per hour, mOnOtype section day to
messenger at 20 cents per hour. delivery
ieCtiOn. Jeremiah Walsh, acting foreman
It 5000 per annum. State section, to as
,istant foreman at so cents per hour.
State. War. and Navy section. Frank
". Hatley, foreman at S2.OOO per annum,
War and Navy section, TO State. War
md Navy section. Robert S. Morris. |
,fficeman at s. cents per hour, War and
Navy section, to maker-up in charge at
5 cents per hour. State. War, and Navy
ection. Harry o. Simons. assigned to
lerk at 81, 100 per annum, office OF ac-
.ountant. Mrs. Eleanor S. Ramsay, Il
Iirectress at s. cents per hour. ruling and
ewing section, to office helper at S5 cents
'er hour. Charles E. Castle, compositor.
Charles H. Lisner and Sidney j.
compositors, job section, to
linotype section. John G. Hickok, COM
,ositOr, monotype section. to linotype
ectiOn. day. John J. Heron, Percy ].
abbot, compositOrs, hand section. to
linotype section, day. Horace ]. Taylor,
messenger boy, monOtype
ection day, to press division, day. Will
am z. Pinkston. helper at 35 cents per
our. pamphlet bindery section. day, to
orwarding and finishing section. George
:. Williams, probationary messenger
oy. monotype section, night, to hand
ection, night. William r. Carpenter,
Messenger boy, office of superintendent of
FORK, to proof section, day. Harry John
on. electrotype finisher, foundry section,
to day James E. Mulligan.
lectrotype fnisher. foundry section,
ay to intermediate. Miss Kate Agar
nd Miss Hattie D. Baird, skilled labor
rs. female, from State section to ruling
nd sewing section. Harry r. Samuel