Evening star., 1919-10-05
Government Printing Office

| Appointments, separations. promo.
tfons. etc, in the government printing
ofice for week ending Wednesday.
October 1. are announced omciaIly. as
follows:
| Observation-Disclosures j. Keating.
machinist. reinstated; Miss Mary Ban
agan and Mrs. Estelle A. Wooden.
skilled laborers (O reinstated: Miss
Eleanor L. Abdill. Miss Clara L. Boyd.
Miss Elenora Craig, Mrs. Elizabeth
II: Haddow. Miss Della F. Jenkins,
Miss Agnes J. r. Meade, Mrs Cath
crime I. Mills. Miss Annie r. Mitchell,
Miss Mary Scagnellt and Miss Helen
g West. skilled iaborers 90: Martin
skilled laborers; Miss Lucy L. Orme-
rod, emergency compositor; Walter
w. Crawford, James A. Leek, STRAIT
ton simmons and Robert 8. Weir.
emergency compositors; Robert e. l.
tionary compositors; Dennis A. Nc
Namara, emergency bricklayer; Will
liam j. Bryan. Edward Hayes, Ches-
ter 5. Montgomery and Louis z. Wood.
emergency messenger boys; Morris
Harris and Francis H. Rueth. pro-
Holler. Louie e. Hopp. John W. Kahn
and Albert H. Smith, emergency
pressmen. and George q. Evans and
Myron F. Mease. emergency linotype
operators.
Separations-Miss Catherine l.. Wa
then, clerk. resigned; Miss Margaret
v. Sturgis, skilled laborer; Henry r.
Birdwell. Alston P. Coughlin, Samuel
D. Matthews, William A. Neal, How
ara NJ. Suit. Robert Il. Wine, skilled
lAborers, resigned; Miss Esther Sham-
baugh: messenger girl. resigned: Ed
W
Leonard Arnold. Frank A. Keene. jr..
probationary messenger boys. re-
signed: Samuel Dalton, counter, re-
signed: James ]. Wickliffe. emer-
gency linotype operator; William r.
Maule, linotype operator, resigned:
Frank A. Sherman. 3r.. emergency
linotype operator. resigned; Kathryn
p. Angerman, pressfeeders, resigned;
Michael B. Bassett, emergency brick
layer. resigned: John H. Royce. emer-
gency brfcklayer, resigned; Henry II.
Gsylor. slestrotype molder. resisnsd;
| man; John Francis Tully. emergency
Dressman. resigned. -
Promotions, etc.-Frank A. Carpen-
ter. jr., skilled laborer, IS cents per
hour. to caster helper, 50 cents per
hour; Joseph q. Ehardt. skilled labor
cents per hour; Joseph Dierken. proof
reader. rs cents per hour, to ONCE
man, $4,000 per annum; William r.
Crump, copy editor. IS cents per hour.
to assistant foreman. $4,000 per an
mum: William g. schinnerer. assistant
foreman. $4,000 per annun1, to fore
imam, $4,000 per annum: Hugh Everett.
assistant foreman, $2,200 to 81. 800 per
annum; Edward N. Nevils. foreman.
| $z,400 to 32,5o0 per annum; John
s2.4o0 to 12.5oo per annum; Shirley ..
Ashton, William A. BehYens, Hans
locates, Robert e. Coleman. Max Craft,
John c. Green. Ernest L. Harrison.
William J. narrower. Marcus r. King,
Martin J. Mcnamara, William J. Madi-
Martin, Robert Simpson, helpers. 40
cents per hour, to signature pressman.
IS cents per hour: Charles A. Potter.
| emergency bookbinder to probation
larry bookbinder. IS cents per hour;
Dexter 8. Hussey. emergency composi-
per hour; Philip A. Kennedy. Law
renee Straub. probationary compositor
Ito probationary proofreader. Is cents
per hour; Clair c. Barnes. Arthur L.
Bowen. Albert c. knight, Launcelot H:
Paterson. Joseph B. swinburne ana 40
lproofreaders. rs cents per hour: Har-
man Dempsey, Lawrence Hurley. Ben
jamin A. Ratteree and Lawrence J.
Rueth. linotype operators to proof
readers. rs cent per hour: Edgar Jen-
kins. P. Joseph King and George w.
Smith, emergency pressmen to proba-
tionary pressmen. IS cents per hour;
Miss Harriet ". Hudson. emergency
linotype operator, to probationary
linotype operator. IS cents per hour !;
Leslie M. Osborne, Dick Sutton,
George G. Van Horn and David r.
Weaver. emergency linotype operators
to probationary linotype operators. Is
cents per hour: Harry Bush, John
ford s. Hayes. Theodore Norm. Harry
L. Reardon. Ricardo H. ISABELLE and
Stratton Simmons. emergency COM
positor to probationary compositor, rs
cents per hour.