The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-08-07
ANNOUNCECHANGES
IN GOVT. PRINTERY

Appointments, separations promo
tions, etc, in the Government Print
ing ofhce for week ending yester-
day, have been announced as follows:
Appointments - Arlington Com
stock, helper, reinstated; William T.
Hallisey, office helper, reinstated;
Robert H. Perry, machine operator,
reinstated; Stephen o. Mills, Louray
Tyson, unskilled laborers, reinstated
Frederick T. Devine, emergency
iUonotype keyboard operator; Leo T.
Callahan, emergency pressman, rein
stated; George B. Summons. proba-
tionary pressman; Michael ]. Kirby,
James H. Sweeney, jr., pressmen, re-
instated; William B. Hermon, Will
liam H. Hunter, Lawrence G. Lanham,
Paul 7. Messink, Joseph A. Nagel, jr.,
Aloysius T. Rupert, c. Randolph
Smith, William NJ. Swingle, Orrin G.
Watkins, John F. weser, Glen c. Will
ton, probationary messenger boys;
Richard NJ. Cant, jr., skilled laborer,
reihstated; William Cassidy, Russell
Chesley, Samuel B. Cox, Albert
Holms, Alexander F. Zimmerman,
skilled laborers; Heber S. Hewitt,
Dexter S. Hussey, Clyde D. .McCurdy,
Oscar Otto, Harry L. Reardon, Ri
cardo II. Sabello. August F. Trappe,
emergency compOsitors; Harry o.
'ook5 composition. reinstated; William
NJ. VicknelI, Fred w. Cole, Edward z.
Conner, Jacob S. Detweiler. Otto L.
Erdman, Roy S. Hayes, Edmond F.
Lawler, Edward Z. Rohrer, Mrs.
Nellie " Slater, William A. Smith,
Edward 7. Tobey, Charles L. Wing,
probationary compositors; Frederick
NJ. Hill, Miss HARRIET V. Hudson, bet
]. c. Smith, emergency linotype
operators.
Separations-Miss Rose NJ. Lyle,
skilled laborer; Mortimer ]. Geary,
James G. Patterson, John w. Sheedy
skilled laborers, resigned; Joseph
Tucci, probationary messenger boy;
Harry P. Johnson, helper, resigned
Laura V. Boss, pressfeeder, resigned;
Miss Eulialee B. Robinson, machine
operator, resigned; Miss Elizabeth A.
Sullivan, machine operators, resigned,
George H. Ellis, linotype operator, re
signed; Timothy r. Inglee, probation
airy linotype operator, resigned;
Francis Amorosi, Alvin S. Roxwell,
jr., Frank A. Di Gennaro, william j.
FairalI, c. roll L. Leaman, Norman
H. Levy, Chester s. Montgomery,
Eugene J. Petrone, Francis H. Rueth,
John R. Shanahan, John ]. Thornton,
emergency messenger boys.
Promotions, etc.-William H. Minor
unskilled laborer, 35 cents per hour
to chauffeur, 40 cents per hour;
Charles P, Reckert, machine operator,
IS cents per hour, to helper, 40 cents
per hour; James L. Sellers, skilled Ia
borer, 35 cents per hour, to helper, 40
cents per hour; Roland L. Williams,
skilled laborer, IS cents per hour, to
chauffeur, 40 cents per hour; Joseph
7. Fritts, engineer in charge, IS cents
per hour, to so cents per hour; all
other engineers from 65 cents per hour
to 90 cents per hour; Thomas Gormon,
John ]. Meehan, plumbers, IS cents
per hour, to so cents per hour; all
other plumbers from 90 cents to IS
cents per hour: all steamfitters from
10 cents to IS cents per hour; Aoysius
F. Burns, sheet metal worker, 20 cents
to IS cents per hour; Ovilup H. George.
plumber and steamfitter, 20 cents per
hour to 20 cents per hour; all en-
gineers' helpers. so cents to IS cents
per hour; Walter P. Chroniger, helper,
So cents to 40 cents per hour; Casper
r. Taylor. machinist in charge, so
cents to IS cents per hour; all other
machinists from IS cents to so cents
per hour: Charles A. Bladen. saw filer,
20 cents to IS cents per hour; Charles
Amman, Thomas H. Graves. knife
grinders. 60 cents to IS cents per hour;
Samuel W. Baxter, Frank NJ. Bumpus,
blacksmiths, from so cents to 65 cents