The Washington times., 1917-01-04
new YEAR CHANGES
IN Big PRINT SHOP
Number of Appointments, Sep
arations, and Transfers
Made Public.

The New Year list OF changes in
the personnel of the officials and en-
ployes of the Government Printing
Office, made public this afternoon,
has brought gladness to the hearts
OF many of Uncle Sans workmen at
the big print shop.
Among the appointments, separa-
tions, and transfers for the week
ended yesterday were:
Appointments - Raymond Norris,
probationary messenger boy; Arthur
B. Prem, temporary compositor;
Christopher G, Satterley, temporary
compositor.
p. Separations-Claren Hill, LEV
ellyn Freemen, George s. Powell,
Jesse p. Wallace. skilled laborers
Temporary; Garrett Denham, tenn
porary compositor; Howard P. Wren,
caster helper. resigned; Martin v. B.
Stevens, proofreader; Carl v. Eckdall,
william z. Dennesson, John ]. Wade,
emergency compositors: Frederick
Gale, temporary painter; Clarence v.
JeIley, temporary PAINTER
Transfers, Etc.
Daniel V. Chisholm; superintendent
of work, $4,000 per annum, to deputy
Public Printer, $4,000 per annum; L.
Frank Morgan, foreman OF printing
and assistant superintendent of work,
81, 800 per annum, office OF foreman
of printing, to superintendent OF
work, $500 per annum; Fletcher
Bowden, assistant foreman, so cents
per hour, job section, to foreman OF
printing and assistant superintendent
of work, $4,000 per annum; Jacob
Faye, bookbinder, so cents per hour,
to machine operator, So cents per
hour, forwarding and finishing Sec
ton: John ]. Burns, bookbinder, 50
cents per hour, to machine operator
at 90 cents per hour, forwarding and
finishing section; Mrs. Eva F. Fischer
and Mrs. Fannie B. Meade, skilled la
borers. % cents per hour, to machine
operators, 27h cents per hour,
pamphlet binding section; John
Moore, temporary skilled laborer, IS
cents per hour, to temporary unskill-
ed laborer, rs cents per hour, stores
division; Miss Stella NJ. Osborne, skill
ed laborer, IS cents per hour, forward
ing and finishing section, to matron
5000 per annum, emergency hospital
section; Charles s. Bastian, emergency
30 cents per hour, to tenn
porary compositor, so cents per
hour, linotype section (night) !;
Charles w. Mcdonald, temporary
boy 1920 per annum,
to messenger boy, $500 per snnum,
office of purchasing agent; Sumpter
]. Oliver, helper 35 cents per hour,
to machine helper So cents per hour,
linotype section; Mark A Clavelox,
counter So cents per hour, to helper
40 cents per hour, ruling and sewing
section; Mrs. Myra B. Belts, bander
271S cents per hour, to bander 80
cents per hour, postal card section:
Henry F. Finkenhoefer, emergency
to permanent compositor,
so cents per hour, Job section: Will
lam H. Stanford, caster helper IS
cents per hour, TO helper 40 cents per
hour, monotype section (night);
Frank Johnson, maker-up 80 cents per
hour, to compositor so cents per hour,
section; Daniel ]. McCarty,
proofreader 60 cents per hour, proof
section, to reviser 65 cents per hour,
proof section; Charles Henry, mes
senger IS cents per hour. to clerk
5000 per annum, office Of foreman of
n Nar
porary messenger boy 10 cents per
hour, to probational messenger boy,
is cents per hour, linotype section
might; Stanley A. Shaner, messenger
boy Is cents per hour. to skilled Ia
lorer 20 cents per hour, linotype sec
ton: Miss Jessie B. Brush, press
feeder % cents per hour to 271a cents
per hour, press division (night).