The Washington times., 1919-10-09
PERSONNEL SHIFTS
AT GOVT. PRINTERY

tiOns, etc, in the Government Printing
.Ohice for week ended yesterday have
been announced as follows:
Appointments-Rob A. williams,
linotype machinist, reinstated: Walter
S. Ahlberg, bookbinder, reinstated;
Mrs. Nita II. Richardson, machine
operator. reinstated: Mrs. Julia c.
Key, mOnotype keyboard operator, re-
instated; Miss Olive /. Gilmore, emerg-
ency monOtype keyboard operator:
William B. Calvert, Walter +. Gates.
Henry J. Haves, probational press
men; Claude T. Clements, James De
~ Ise, JOhn l.. Grant. Archie L. Holm
gren, Frederick G. Maser, emergency
pressmen; Guy Further, probational
compositor; Charles =. Cross, Ray
mOnd B. Jacobs, Harry J. Lowe. Robert
w. Seaborn, Paul NJ. Wallace, proba-
tional cOmpOsitors: James T. Welsh,
Roland o. WorthingtOn, emergency
comopsitors; Frederick H. Brigham,
probational linotype operator, rein
stated; William J. Cannon, proba-
tional linotype operator; James j.
Hughes, Frank W. McQuaid, emerg-
ency linotype operators: John J. Fitz-
gerald, Henry b. Gunter. Norman p.
McMichael Wright II. Swope, William
NJ. Warheld. Perry Z. WOoley,
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NJ Colbert, skilled laborer. reinstated:
Miss Edith G. Broad, Miss Viola F.
Broad, Mrs. Pearl w Engel, Mrs
Mary NJ Griffith Miss Elizabeth F.
Hansen, Miss Mary B. Lemoine, Miss
Alma p. Moore, Mrs. Margaret b. Reith,
Miss Ernestine A. Reuter-, Mrs. Elva
L. Simmer, Miss Jean Thompson, Mrs.
Alice X. Towles. Miss Harriet A.
Tupper, skilled labOrers -(f); Miss
Ada NJ. Wallace, Mrs. Ethel L. White,
skilled labOrers (f); Edward r. Alt
man, Charles f. Bradt, Charles r. Cox,
Charles H Cults, John d. GLADDEN., |
Roberts Harleston, William B. Healy, !
Ruben c. Hill, Frank H. IppolitO, |
Louie Dale Leeds, James F. Mattingly. |
William j. Nlckerson, Edward J. |
O'Brien, William O'Brien, Thomas +. |
O'COnnor, Granville M Pearson, 7. |
Edward Dowell, Mrs. Josephine L. |
Quill, John H. Rawlings, Edward F.
Ronemus, Tony Rosetta, J. Douglas
Sheff, skilled laborers.
Separations-Robert B. Galleher.
emergency mOnotype keyboard opera
tor, resigned; Robert III. Derickson,
linotype operator, resigned: Patrick /
H. Mccarthy, monotype machinist, re-
signed; Miss Mary A. G. Warden, as
sistant telephone switchboard opera
tor. resigned; Edgar Fisher, watch
man, resigned; Mrs. Mary E. Ackman,
clerk, resigned; Miss Eugenia A
Yates, folder, resigned; Elmer B. Bram-
NELL helper, resigned: George G.
Evans. emergency linotype operator,
Adolpheus L. Waggoman,
linotype operator, re-
signed; Frank NJ. Eckman, Charles A.
Lucas, emergency cOmpOsitors, re-
signed; Howard +. Hayes, John ].
Mcbride, emergency pressmen, re-
signed: Mrs. Isabel Anderson, Miss
Ethel l. Clancy, skilled laborers IT,,
resigned; Ralph J. Bean, James Con-
Ian, Clarence c. Evans. Alvin V. Free
man, William n. HOffler, Francis A.
L. Reynolds, Harold G. Strickland,
L. Taylor, skilled labOrers'
resigned.
Promotions, etc.-James K. Wal
lace, cost accountant, 1850 to $1,000
per annum; william A. Mitchell, as
sistant cost accountant, &2,1OO TO 81
800 per annum: AlpheUs Riddle,
clerk, S2.25O 10 &2,4OO per annum;
Howard +. Sherman, officeman, $1,000 /
to 50 500 per annum; Samuel A. Cole
man, clerk, 81 400 70 81 500 per an
mum; BENJAMIN NJ Connolly, Alex |
ander NJ. Forester, George Gerberich, |
William T. Heritage, Andrew L. |
Huss, William P. O'Brien, John |
O'Donnoghue, Thomas c. Parsons, |
Lee J. Runyan, Maurice Spencer, Jere- |
miah Walsh, George G.. Wilson, as
sistant foremen, $4,000 to $4,000 per |
annum; John J. McCaUley, Thomas p. |
Rooney, assistant foremen, $2.25O to |
50 300 per annum; Richard c. Lob
meyer, George H. Smith, William w |
Taylor, foremen, S2,25O to $4,000 per |
annum: Henry c. Mclean, acting |
foreman, 81. 400 to foreman. $500 |
per anuum: James H. BrOdnaX, John |
w. Childress, Claude z. Haines, John |
A. Massey, jr., James r. Payne, Will !
liam A. Pratt, Richard Powers, Stan !
ley H. Ridings, foremen, S2,4OO to |
50, 500 per annum: George A. Mona !
gan, linotype machinist in charge, |
S5 cents per hour to $2,25O |
per annum: Charles r. Dodson, limo !
type machinist in charge, so cents |
per hour to IS cents per hour; James |
Sprucebank, linotype machinist, so |
cents per hour to linotype machinist |
in charge, IS cents per hour. All limo |
type machinists promoted from 20 |
cents per hour TO so cents per hour. |
All cOmputers promoted from $6.40 /
per day to 81, 200 per annum; r. W. /
Summers, chief estimating and jacket |
writing section, 81, 400 per annum to 1
s., 500 per annum. All estimators and /
jacket writer's promoted from $3.50 \
per day to $3.50 per annum. Daniel A. (
Kildare, monotype machinist in /
charge, So cents per hour to S2,25O /
per annum; John F. Sheaffer, as
sistant monOtype machinist in charge.
so cents TO s5 cents per hour. All |
machinists promoted from
IS cents to so cents per hour. Joseph /
X. Linkins machinist's helper, so
cents per hour to mOnotype machin-
list, so cents per hour: Miss Mathilda
H. Koehler, Miss Charlotte L. 3. Res
singer. clerks, 81 to S4.4O per day:
Miss Clara +. Dowell, Miss Mary L. c.
FIeisheIl. Miss Mary NJ Fuller, Miss
Nellie J. Grant, Miss Louise Gray
Mrs. Laura VI. Hartman, Mrs Edna
Hope, Miss Lacelia Hutchinson, Miss
Mary Z. Johnson, Miss Bessie Nc
Mahon, Miss Mary l. Porter, Miss
Caroline F. Rabe. Miss Amelia Stern.
Miss Eva L. Watehs. clerks. $500 to
$3.50 per day. All machinist's help
ers 30 cents TO So cents per hour. All
caster helpers so cents to 50
cents per hour. George F. Saur,
helper. 90 cents TO caster helper, 50
cents per hour; Norman w. Holt
GERMANY GETS RIG