The Washington times., 1917-04-05
G. P. o. CHANGES
Public Printer Ford Announces Al
terations In Personnel of Force.

Changes made at the Government
Printing Office during the last week,
and announced today by Public Print>
er Ford, include:
Appointment Nellie Z. Muir
ply, Miss Mary H. Murphy, Mrs. l.
Miriam Pyne, Mrs. Mary c. FitZpat-
rick, probationary press feeders, 25
cents per hour. John A. Tweedale,
Raymond F. Dougherty, Leo ]. Gorri-
don, Carroll B. Rooney. Raymond J.
Hart, Thomas n. Sheshan, Joseph A.
Fitzgerald, John z, Hogan, John B.
Davis, Joseph Orlando, Sterling b.
Kendig, Thomas NJ. Dolan, Philip A
Dolan, David F. Streeks, Thomas A.
O'Brien, emergency messenger boys,
10 cents per hour. JaIhes r. Mason.
Mrs. Bessie NJ. Kronheimer, Rudolph
II. Shepare, Benjamin w. Butler, Ber-
nard A. Ennis, William w. Duncan,
probationary skilled laborers. IS
cents per hour. Joseph J. Jackson,
Howard Hall, Davage Branford, Philo
Saunders. Henry Massie, William H.
Tfnsley, Benjamin Zimmerman, James
T johnson, William Brown, George G..
Brooks. temporary unskilled labor
ers. '25 cents per hour. Thornton s.
Rounds, John w. Costley, Robert j.
Cooper. Albert c. Stanley, Leo s. Hol-
ton, temporary skilled laborers, IS
cents per hour. Frank B. Helm, Will
liam F. Berger. Joseph H. Conner. Ed
ward T. Murphy, Andrew c. Butsch,
probational pressmen, 55 cents per
hour. Samuel T. Kennedy, Dodge d,
Hemming, William G. JONES', Thomas
]. Fitzwilliam, Alonzo F. Harrington,
Henry l. Crampp, Garnett Denham,
Shelley X. Kieffer, Archibald p. Mad
dox. Charles II. Rockwell, Henry o.
NicoI. jr.. Henry T. Convey, Levi
Huber, William NJ. Baldwin, Frank o.
Hart, John E. Wayson, Joseph B.
O'Neal, George II. Ashenbach, Henry
c Thomson. Joseph I. Feefer, Frank
Bates, Robert f. Youart, James p.
Hunter, J. Frederick Roxbrough, tenn
porary compOsitors. so cents per hour.
Herbert r. Young, machine helper,
35 cents per hour, reinstated. Richard
IT. Turner. temporary messenger boy,
IS cents per hour. Ernest johnson.
probationaI bookbinder, so cents per
hour. Neal d. O'Donnell, skilled la
borer, 25 cents per hour, reinstated.
Mrs. Annie Z. Brake, probationary
clerk Cstenographer and typewriter),
S72O per annum. Harmon Dempsey,
linotype operator, go cents per hour,
reinstated. Herbert l.. Shank, pro-
bationary monotype keyboard oper-
ator. 60 cents per hour. Otto Van
Duyne, probational skilled laborer,
25 cents per hour, reinstated.
Separations Announced.
Separations Walter ]. KervIn.
shipper in charge. resigned: George ].
Schley, copyholder, resigned: Miss
Helen A. McNicholas. William Doo-
Ian, Ossian J. Ryan, helpers, resigned;
Clarence A. Robinson, Wallace +.
Luckett, Titus ]. Spiker. Garfield c.
Thompson, Oscar L. Hershey, William
T. Howard, skilled laborers, resigned
Leo f. Carrico, William Janof, Frantz
J. Tolson, messenger boys, resigned.
Transfers Ordered.
Transfers, Etc.-Rufus L. Christian,
stereotyper in charge, 20 cents per
hour. to assistant foreman, so cents
per hour: John NJ. Richards, electro
type molder, 60 cents per hour. to
electrotype molder in charge, 65 cents
per hour; Harry johnson, electrotype
finisher in charge, 65 cents per hour.
to assistant foreman, so cents per
hour; Miss Catherine Sweeney. clerk,
$40 per annum. to clerk. 5000 per
annum; Miss Emma L. Wells, folder,
25 cents per hour, to directress, So
cents per hour; Wade H. Fairfax,
temporary unskllled laborer. 25 cents