The Washington times., 1915-07-02
CHANGES ANNOUNCED .
N P. 0, DEPARTMENT
Seventy Employees Affected by
Ruling Issued Today by
Postmaster General.

Changes effective yesterday I'm the
Postoffice Department were announced
| today by the Postmaster General. In the
| neighborhood of seventy employees arc
| affected.
william r. Spilman is, transferred 10
the inspection force from the superin-
| tendency OF the division of CITY do
livery. William 8. Ryan, who has bas
charge OF reorganization work in the
field. and who has been superintendent
OF mails In the Philadelphia office. re-
lieves Spilman at salary of $1,000
William l. Denning is transferred
from the division Of supplies to suner-
intendcnt of the division of eauipment
at salary of $3.50 David NJ. Hu-
dreth, assistant SUPERINTENDENT of tho
division of supplies, in charge of tbo
topography branch, has been made as
slstant superintendent for the entire d.
VISION with no change In his salary Of
81 800
Charles w. kitterman becomes senior
clerk In the mail ba grepair shop at a
salary OF $4,000, and John X. Pickett
Is tranferred from senior clerk to chief
clerk In the division. Of equipment va
Gated by kitterman. William L. K
Barrett Is transferred from assistant
superintendent of the division of sup
plies to clerk In charge of experiment
and design In the mail bag repair sbop,
Paul kuhnel Is appointed skilled drafts
man at $1,000 n year.
The transfers and promotions are LIST
ed as follows: u. Hastings MacAdam IL
promoted from ..eIk at 81, 500 to chief of
the division of correspondence: Lafay-
clerk at sl.SO0; John II Healv from
clerk at $1,000 to clerk at 81, POO: Michael
I: Doherty. from clerk at $500 to clerk
at Sl'oV. and Frank r. Beckley, from
clerk at 81, 400 to clerk at ST. 600
Promotions in the office of the Post
master General with increases I'm soI
ary, follow: '' ''''
Charles E. Wood. sl.4oO to $500; Miles
x T. odo tinle, $I2o9 to 400 Platt II. Birch,
$1,000: Terence c. Sullivan. from ste
nographer at $3.50 as chairman boar
or lnspcction at 5000. Daniel w. Wor-
ley: N'i@ to Sl,Goo; Harrison Barker.
ia ~ =, TO to- Nfoo; @ MiIIiam G. oBrien, 81 900
Albert S: Roger. $l.4O0 to 81 eco: and ar,
thur E. Zimmerman. 81 90 to 81 400.
Increases from $500 to 1000 a year
were given the following clerks in the
ter general: Bernard l.. Mein, Benja-
min II Tingie. Erving II. Malcolm, and
Myer WITT.
increases OF 800 a year were given
Carl NJ Wynne and John A. King,
clerks In the Third Assistant Postmas-
ter Generals office. and 800 increase
was given Arthur E. Ausderhar in the
same office.
Increases OF 800 a year were given
Howard S. Sedgwick. Isador Yablonsky,
and Anthony F. Fannellc. clerks in the
postal savings system.
In the office of the Fourth Assistant
Postmaster General the following in
creases were made: James L. Money
way, $1,000 to $780, Alfred e. Latta.
81, 500 to $500: Joseph II. McAllister.
8 400 to $500 Margaret A. Gilbert,
$500 to $l.+0O; Earl r Clement
1920 to sl,4OO; Raall G. Albert, 81. 200
to $l.4Oo; Arthur C. Rauterberg,
$1,000 to 5000: Edward l. siegedwitz.
sl 200 to 81, 400; Ralph w. S. Bennett.
ii 900 to 'SL20o: Louise f. Roberts, 81 200
to s1.4oo: Clarence H. Freark. 5000 to
s. 200. Walter s. Bates. 5000 to 81 900;
Joseph T. Tullis. 1000 to 81 400; Frank
Fl. Henaug. 1900 to $1,000: Lee II.
Schaeffer: $500 to $1,000: Benjamin F.
Murphy, sT20 to sS4o and James NJ. Dali
5000 to $1,000.