The Washington times., 1921-07-03
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BUREAUS TO
sAVEl)N[)S|
comPutlng Section Now Part o1
Accounts Division Promo
dons Announced.

VA the intsrsss OF economy and .
more busiasssliks ) pdministration of
+. the fiscal affss{sof the Government
Printing office. the Public Printer
has crested = new divislon of an-
counts by consolidating the old diyi-
si%nsof accounts and the computinK
divYsion. James X. wallace. Of Ohio,
former cost accountant, has been
placed At the heal Of the new division
With the sitls OF superintendent Of
acccunts wAllAcs has also besn
dssaEnated ~ budget officer for tho
Gevsrnment Printing office. He has
been In the. office since 1895. and is
one, OF the best eccouptants in the
Government service. BY thus sim
plifying and consolidating tho ac-
coSntins work of the Government
Printing office. the Public Printer
plan. to CO. operate to the fullest -x-
tent With the new Bureau Of Budget
in. handling the finances Of the Gov
ernment Printing OFFICES on strist
business basis. at
Other promot tions announced by the
Public Ptnter today are AS follows;
John r. Berg. Of Nebraska, to be
foreman of the day linotype section. IN
place OF. Henry c. Mclean, assig ,ed
/ 10 other duties. Mr.. BERG has been In
the Government Printing Office since
1883. - ~ . 81
Hdward Coleman, of Illinois. to be
assistant foreman In charge OF me
night hand section, In place OF George
G.. Wilson. &ssigued to other duties.
coleman has been IN the Government
Printing office since 1901
AIhert q. smith, OF New Hampshirc.
70 BE- ASSISTANT foreman of presswork,
n place OF Charles H! Evans, asstEn-
I'd TO other duties. Smith has been
in the Government Printing ofnce
since 1900.
william II. Kervin. Of New York.
to be storekeeper. in place OF Pat
rick III. Gallagher, assigned TO other
duties. Kervfn has been In the Gov
ernment Printing Once since 1894.
George Lamb. OF .Peapsylvania, 20
be assistant storekceper.. Lamb has
been in the Government Printing Of
nee since 1894.
Henry d. Hefberser. of Washing
ton, ID. c., to be monotype machinist
in charge, day, succeeding Daniel A.
Kildare, OF Pennsylvania, resigned.
Charles E. Thorne. OF Ohio. to be
prexsman In charge of section. sue
ceeding Albert q. Smith, promoted.
William H. Cornish, OF New jersey,
to be foreman. night proof room, sue
ceedins William A Pratt. assigned to
other duties.
Hugh Reid. of Wisconsin. to be fore
sian OF hand section. succeeding Rich
ard Powers.
Major Edward M. Nevils. Of Tennes-
see, TO be foreman night linotype sec
tiou, succeeding william s. Shinnerer,
trAnsferred to other duties.
Edward r. Huse. of Massachusetts,.
TO be assistant foreman OF night limo
type section, succeeding Maj. VIII III.
Chase. OF. Maryland, transferred to be
assistant foreman of day hand sec
ton Aie Er
Frank ~. Long. of Pennsylvania,
20 be assistant foreman, night mono
type section, succeeding William r.
Abbott. assigned to other. duties
Aaron r. Nathan, of California to
be estimator and jacket writer.
Nathan has been In the Government
printing office since 1900.
Burr @. Williams, of Iowa, to be
estimator and jacket writer. Will
iams has been in the Government
printing office since 1900.
Harry b. Goodrell. of Iowa, to be
chief reviser. Goodrell has been in
the Government printing office since
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