The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-27
unton-TempIe Memorial, 18th & R
CHANGES IN PERSONNEL.

The following changes in personnel
most of them due to the inauguration OF
a night force in anticipation of the open
ing Of Congress-were announced We'd
nesdayb at the Government Printing Of
flee:
Appointments-Mrs. Louise W. Chatter
ton. proofreader, reinstHted; Grant Mil
Ter. temporary messenger hoy: Chris
TOPPER R. Smith. linotype operator, re-
instated; Ernest Z. Wear. compositor,
reinstated: Lester S Martin, monotype
keyboard operator. reinstated: James r.
Sheridan Joseph Z. WEIGH, Andrew J.
Heard and Fred &. Cawson, probationary
pressmen. Wilfred c. Aitkcnhead. skilled
laborer, reinstated Thomas J. GTOggOn.
probationary stereCtyper: William F.
Casey, proba tionary boo%binder; Gary f.
Walters. John J. FoEaTty. Joseph B.
O'Neal and Guy A. Long, temporary
linotype operators; Paul q. Wrenn, Will
liam J Narrower. George V. Porter. Pres
ton s Williams. Warren Gordon. Garfield
G Thompson. Thomas f Carter, Asgail
s Rogers and James 7. Allen, temporary
skilled laborers.
Transfers, ctc.-James G. Roche. mes
senger boy. $40 per annum. Office of the
purchasing agent, to messenger, at q
cents per hour. proof section: John NJ.
Richards electrotype molder. so cents
dry section CnighO: James w. DOGGY,
copy editor. g. cents per hour, proof sec
ton Idayl. to proof section might; Miss
Anna II. Hunt. assistant telephone
switchboard operator. $500 per annum,
office of the chief clerk. to telephone
switchboard operator. 500 per annum,
Office of the chief clerk; Miss Helen A.
McNicholas, telephone switchboard oper-
ator. $40 per annum. office of the chief
gG-n "a
of superintendent OF documents: Mrs.
Madeline A. McKeIlIgan. helper, $50 per
annum, office superintendent OF docu-
ments. skilled laborer. . cents per hour,
office of superintendent of documents;
Edward p. Hangliter. monotype machin-
list: Dennis F. Sheehan, helper 20 cents;
Henry c. Schulz, wellington c. Robin
son, caster helpers. from monotype sec
ton day to night; Arthur E. Maccubbin,
helper, Is cents per hour, pamphlet bind
ing section, to helper. at 80 cents per
hour; Frank Brodie. messenger boy. Is
cents per hour. office of superintendent
OF work. to messenger. at Is cents per
hour; Clarence n. Coates. John NJ
Jeffries, Robert w. McGrath, messenger
boys, IS cents per hour Office of super
intendent of work, to messenger, % cents
per hour; Claude z. Haines, assistant
foreman. 50 cents per hour, monotype
secaon Coay), TO foreman, S,2cO per an
mum, monotype section might: William
A. Pratt, assistant foreman. 50 cents per
hour. proof section day, to foreman,
$3.50 per annum, proof section Cnighp;
Harry johnson, electrotype flnisher, 80
cents per hour. foundry section Cday), to
assistant foreman. 80 cents per hour
foundry section might; Walter II. Cuth-
ridge. proofreader. so cents per hour
proof section day, to chief reviser. So
cents per hour, proof section might:
George N Brooks, unskilled laborer, IS
cents per hour. office Superintendent
documents, $626 per annum; William s.
Sill, monotype operator, 50 cents per
hour, monotype section day, to desk
man, IS cents per hour, monotype section
might; John O'Donnoghue, deskman, 6
Genus per hour, monotype section (day),
10 assistant foreman. so cents per hour,
monotype section might; william NJ.
Mchimmie. messenger boy. Is cents per