The Washington times., 1915-12-16
CHANGES announced
In IN BIG PRINTERY
Public Printer Ford Gives Out
Long List Of Switches in His
Bureau.

4 lung additional list of appointments
and transfers. made necessary by the
incfoase of work incident to the open
sig 81 Congress, was announced by
Futli6 Printer Ford today. The COM
iefe list follows:
APPOINTMENTS.
Mlhe Maybel L. Marshall, Mrs. Bessie
Hs Grrett. Miss Teresa M. Donovan,
tasg Celeste s. Smith, Miss kathy &.
Guigon, Miss n. Kathleen Neale, Miss
Jeanette V. Malone, Miss Helen r..
klopfer. Miss Mary b. Madigan. and
Mss Emma s. Jones, probational skill
ed laborers (female); Miss Ruth II.
Morris, skilled laborer 0emalel, re-
iustated; Mrs. Jessie l.. Brashears,
skilled laborer Qemalel. transferred
from the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing; Messrs. Bernard M. Mulvi-
hill. John w. Mattingly. Stanley A.
messenger boys; Miss Ruth Armstrong.
probational clerk: Messrs. William a.
stewart and William G. Jones. emer-
gency linotype operators; Messrs. John
j. Maher, ir., William B. Prigg, George
l.. -Abendscheln, jr., Philip L. Gamse.
Frank Il. Murray, probational messen-
ger boys: Messrs. Matthew Yingling,
IGlbert A. Holmes. Arthur A. Nauck,
Charles Kracke, Daniel r. Prettyman,
Reuben A. Scarborough, James E. Clif-
ton, Raymond T. Williams, Elmer s.
kyler, Charles A. Harris, James f..
Wilson. temporary skilled laborers;
Thomas A. Hassett, temporary skilled
laborer; Misses Jessie b. Brush and
Lille NJ. Sunderland. probational press
feeders; Charles NJ. Flanagan, Everett
M stone, emergency linotype operators.
SEPARATIONS.
Theophil Tiverny, watchman, resign
ed; Edward f. jackson, skilled laborer,
Fne A 1lan
resigned; Sidney G. Sommers, temporary
linotype operator, resigned: Messrs
John Wells, Thomas l.. Scott, Harold
Rattley, Edgar Bobbitt. Edward Gar
rett. unskilled laborers temporary.
TRANSFERS.
William T. Hall. deskman, 20 cents
per hour, proof section (night). to esti-
mator and jacket writer S. 40 per diem
office superintendent Of work; Yelling
ton c. Robinson, caster helper, 30 cents
per hour, monotype section (nighD, to
helper, 80 cents per hour, proof section
(nighD Arthur j. Symonds, proof
reader, 60 cents per hour, PROOF section
might. to linotype operator. so cents
per hour, linotype section might: Ray
mond l.. Beard. labOrcr. 1926 per an.
mum, office of superintendent of docu.
ments. to skilled laborer, 20 cents per
hour. machine shop section; Greenwood
Mills, temporary unskilled laborer, %
Genus per nOuE, TO uHShllltu
laborer, monotype section (day);'
Charles w. Burnett, compositor so cents
per hour. hand section, to proof reader,
50 cents per hour, proof section day;
George A. O'Donnell, bookbinder, 80
cents per hour, office of the foreman of
binding, to bookbinder in charge. go
cents per hour, office of the foreman of
binding; Alfonso f. Williams. skilled
iaborer. % cents per hour. pamphlet
binding sectioN day, to elevator con-
ductor, 30 cents per hour electrical, sec
ton; Paul J. Mccarthy messenger boy
j. cents per hour. hand section. to
skilled laborer, 25c per hour, pamphlet
binding section day; George f. Will
liams. messenger boy, 10 cents per hour.
hend section (nighO to skilled laborer,
s5 cents per hour, hand section (nighp.
Eerns1>i w. Costelow. messenger boy
rs CONT per hour, stores division. to
GriAnd iab1rer, y cents per, hour. for
wRsHlH and finishing sec; ion James
+. 1eGres. u3cssenger boy, - cents per
henr. safwar 1na and finishing section.
paupblct nIndmz 5cction. day. Harry
a. t'ritt1n, messenger boy, Is cents per
hour deliver SnottOp, IT, skilled Ia
hYerer' 1ai'ay per hg9r, delivery sec; C;
messenger bay. 10 cents PC honr mono
type section. dag. 70 rr,hi,onai mes
senger boy. Is crnts n.t hour, mcnotvpe
ection, dav. Chester J Bid. tenn
hour. presswork division day, TO proba-
tional messenger hoy. Is cents per hour
presswork division. day. George i.
Reckert. temporary messenger boy. 10
cents Der hour. office of superintendent
Of work. to probational messenger boy,
IL cents per hour. office Of superinten-
dent of work. August y. Ruehne, tenn
porary messenger boy. Is cents per hour.
job section. to messenger boy (proba-
ticnaD, II cents per hour. job section
Norman c. Stew, messenger, - cents
per horr, machine shop section. to la
horer, s626 per annum. office of sunperin-
tenGont of documents. John T. Whalen
messenger, 81 cents per hour. office OF
fnEeman OF printing, TO clnrk at $>Id 10
per anpum, office Of foreman of print
ing. James r. Maynard. proofreadcr. 60
cents per hour. 10 referee. 6! cents per
hour, proof section. day. David 4. Fay
lor, conpositor. 70 cents per hour. mono
tvIo section, night, to mnker-up. 60
ccnts Der hour, hand section. night.
Joseph Dierkcn. copVholdcr, % "ents
u. Il hour. nrnnf snclinn- dnN 10 nrnnE-