The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-08-03
CHANGES ANNOUNCED
IN G. P, 0. FORCE
Public Printer Ford Makes
More Appointments and
Transfers.

The public printer today announced
the following changes in the personnel
Of the force at the Government Printing
Office:
APPOINTMENTS.
James Rcmbert temporary skilled
laborer; Miss. Margaret &. Breen.
helper. transferred from bureau
of Engraving and Printing; Walter
Watts. emergency electrotype finisher,
Elijah Conyers and Oliver Johnson.
temporary unskilled laborers: Charles w.
Mcdonald. Charles L. Darnell. Harry
i. j.. Acher. Joseph l.. Nicely. Melville
s. Jones, temporary messenger Toys;
Miss Kathryn NJ. Ja1uettc. Miss Mill
cred J.. KEN, Miss Bessie w. Fuse.
Miss Stella NJ. King. Miss Alice u. Wad-
dleton. Miss Dorothy Z. Greer. tempor-
AIRY skilled laborers female): Miss
Edith S. Mcllvecn. temporary skilled
laborcr Qemnle).
SEPARATIONS.
". CLIFFORD scott, Jr.. and Austin
W. Hammond. temporary messenger
boys. resigned; Roscoe ". Nor
porary skilled laborers. resigned; Mrs:
Mabel NJ. Jackson. temporary skilled
laborer Qemaie). resigned.
TRAN SrEkS.
Jordan Anderson, unskilled laDorer.
from office OF superintendent OF
work. to cutting ana packing Sec
ton; Daniel n. Knapp. reader. ~
cents per hour. to reviser, IS cents per
! hour. Job section; Miss Mary Blore,
| copyholder, so cents per hour. proof Sec
ton, to compositor. 30 cents per hour.
hand section; William r. Carpenter.
| messenger, q cents per hour. to 30 cents
per hour. office OF superintendent OF
work; Clarence N. Coates, messenger, z
cents per hour. to 80 cents per hour, Of
| flee OF superintendent of work: Joseph
A. Fenton. pressman In charge. 60 cents
per hour. TO- 50 cents per hour. postal
| card section; James e. karnes, press
| man in charge. 60 cents per hour, to is
cents per hour. postal card section; Mau-
| rice w. Roche, temporary messenger
| boy. 10 cents per hour. proof section, to
probational messenger boy. 1915 per an
num- office Of superintendent OF docu-
boy, 1915 per annum. to $40 per annum
office Of superintendent Of documents
| Edward Ferneyhough. messenger boy
1915 per annum. to $40 per annum. Of
flee of superintendent of documents
Edward E. Long. clerk. $1,000 per annum
| Percy G. Elicit. messenger boy $500 pei
annum, to laborer. $626 per annum, Of
fce Of superintendent Of documents
Frank ]. Mann. messenger boy. s42O per
annum, to $500 per annum. office Of SUI
perintendent OF documents; Aaron e.
Sells, messenger boy. $500 per annum. to
$500 per annum, office of superintendent
Of documents; George II. Sehorn. desk
man. 70 cents per hour. to assistant fore
man, 30 cents per hour. hand section
| (nighO; Charles A. Riggleman. mono.
type keyboard operator. go cents per
hour. to copy editor. 65 cents per hour
monotype section; Lee J. Runyan, desk.
man. 65 cents per hour to 20 cents Ger
hour. proof section (nighO; Robert H.
Mayors, proofreader 60 cents per hour
to deskman. 65 cents per hour. proof
section (nighO; Henry A. Roehn. limo
type machinist, 60 cents per hour. to
linotype machinist In charge. So cents
per hour. Library printing section; James
, Sprucebank. linotype machinist In
charge. Go cents per hour. Library
printing section. to 80 cents per hour
linotype section; William s. Schinnerer
assistant foreman, so cents per hour, 10
acting foreman. $3.50 per annum, limo
type section might; Henry C. Mclean
acting foreman, $3.50 per annum, 10
foreman. $3.50 per annum. linotype Sec
! ton day.