The Washington times., 1919-11-06
PERSONNEL SHIFTS
AT i. S. .PRNTERY

Appointments. separations, promo
tions. etc, in the Government Print
ing Office for the week ending yes
terday have been announced as fol
lows: go
Appointments-Edw J. Wood.
press reyiser, reinstated: Herberet n.
Weston gathering machine, operator.
reinstated; James,F Hassett, Michael
A. Hassett, John b. Mcnamara, emer-
gency bricklayers; Mrs. Julia c.. Pal
adink emergency clerk: Arthur o.
Daniels. Frank n. DiGennaro. Philip
Dufour, George w. Gemacirer, William
Zinke, emergency messenger boys;
Mendel Lotsky, John C. Kicks, emer-
geRey linotype operators; Miss Emma
NJ. Adamson. skilled ,laforer (f); John
J. Allen William F. -sDonnelly. Ber-
nard NJ. Fitzgerald. -Jehn D.. Haupt-
man, Edward NJ Judge. Thomas l.
Sheridans Don c. Shrier. skilled labor
ers: Mrs. Sarah NJ. Streep, emergency
monotype keyboard operator; David
II. Martin, emergency pressman; Rob
ert b. Thomson, Harry j. Sullivan,
emergency compositors; Walter Q.
Ashley, probationary compositor::
Separations--Miss lola l.. Doyle,
Burr. Mrs. Catherine Decker, Miss
Katherine t. McQuade, Mrs. Edith NJ.
Peters, skilled laborers tf); Edmund
ID. Gould, John II. Rawlings, Marshall
l. Smith. Robert A. Washington, skill
ed laborers: Charles rE.t Crismond,
Miller Gibson, William J. Nickerson,
William 0'Brien, Ralph Ratering,
william Z. Stubbs. skilled laborers,
resigned. John R. Lepre, emergency
messenger boy; John A O'Brien,
emergency compositor, resigned;
Chauncey c. Lentz, probationary COM
positor, resigned; Emmett Z. Haislup,
emergency bricklayer; Robert II.
White, watchman; Addison A Coe,
James Devise, Louie L. Hopp, An
drew w. Murray, emergency pressmen,
resigned: Charles II. Skippon, Aaron
T.. Smith, emergency pressmen; Miss
Mildred G. Bond, probatiopal
clerk. resigned; Miss Margaret
d. AXE, helper; Charles B. Deeter,
Miss Irene E.. Deeter, monotype key
board operators. resigned.
Promotions, etc.-Msrk H. Barnum.
jr., John d. Bradley. Archibald Ed
monston, Edwin +. Geyer, William r.
Hall, Benjamin f. Harrison, Jerome
Kendall, Charles O'Connell, Edward
II. Ryan. Eugene +. Smith, Arthur !
l.. y
Welsh. estimators and jacket writers
from $2.2oO per annum to 90 cents per
hour; Miss Helen s. Reagan, teIe-
phone switchboard operator, S12O per
annum to clerk, 5000 per annum:
Samuel B. Cox, Frank c.. Ward.
skilled Iaborer, 35 cents per hour, to
caster. helper. 55 cents per hour:
John B. Broaddus, helper to caster
helper So cents per hour; Robert w.
Horne, helper to caster helper. 55
cents per hour: Early d. Yoder
skilled laborer 35 cents per hour, to
office helper As cents per hour James
Z. Jeffries, skillel laborer 35 cents
per hour, to helper 40 cents per hour.
Mrs. Mary A. Pace, skilled laborer
50 cents per hour to helper 40 cents
per hour; Warren o. Berry. Allen Y
Eney, Frank i. Haas, Eugene c. Hes
ley, Charles A. Kelly. Edward J. NC
Nelis, Charles J. Walters. Charles T.
williams. emergency linotype oper
ators 10 cents to- probationary limo
type operators 10 cents per hour:
Thomas j. Bahen. Aloysius F. Cullen,
Peter w. Curley. Carl Goldbogen will
lam d. Hanton, Robert -R. Horn; Hugh
o. McCusker. James ID. McCusker,
John F.. Magee, Joseph B. Parker. Al
bert H. Smith. August F. Trappe.
Grover w. Tribble. Charles c. WoIfel
emergency compositors. IS cents per
hour, to probationary compositors. rs
cents per hour; Charles f. Gerhart,
Charles Hemans. Roland r. Perry,
Harry Petrola. George Scheid, emerg-
ency pressman, to probationary press
men, rs cents per hour; Frederick
Devine. Frank c. McVay, emergency
monotype keyboard operators, 75 cents
per hour, to probationary monotype
keytoa I'd operators, 10 cents per hour:
Roland Brown, Millard Lewis, Leon r
McI.ane, emergency elevator con
ductor, 40 cents per hour. to .proba-
tionary elevator, conductor, 40 cents
per hour; William B, Colbert, com
positor, IS cents per hour, to. press
corrector, IS cents Rer hour; Charles
w. Wilhelm, press eorrector, 10 cents
per hour, to- compositor, rs cents per
hour: Bernard I. Jackson, emergency
elevator conductor, 20 cents per hour.
TO skilled laborer. 35 cents per hour:
Miss Jennie T.. Saunders, sewing ma
chine operator, 40 cents per hour, TO
machine operator, S5 cents per hour.