Evening star., 1921-08-27
MANY CHANGES MADE
IN U. S. PRINTING OFFICE
Appointments, Promotions and
Transfers for Past Week
Are Announced.

Announcement Of appointments.
separations. promotions and transfers
in the government printing office dur
ing the woeek ended Thursday was
made public today. The changes are:
Appointments-Adam Didra, COM
positor. reinstated; Ray K. Ross, Jo-
seph ID. Eldred. Oliver Hartwell. pro-
bational messenger boys; John w.
Sprague, probational linotype opera
tori Harry p. kuntz. Richard Taylor.
unskilled Iaborers; Frank B. Smith,
probational linotype operator
Separations-Mrs. Julia q. Dowling.
skilled laborer, resigned; Mrs. Mary c.
Rees. cleaner. resigned: Elmer II.
Johnson. compositor. resigned; Roger
Z. Brust. emergency messenger poy'
resigned; Charles X. Johnson, emer-
gency messenger boy
Promotions and transfers--George
H. Ashenback, Elmer Dement, Charles
s. Elder, John w. Graves. Hugh H.
Muir, Charles W. Wilhelm, makers
up, IS cents per hour. to foundry
luck-ups, so cents per hour; James
W. Vanarsdell. computer. $4,000 per
annum, to chief computer. S2.300 per
annum: Miss Amelia Stern, Miss La
celia Hutchinson, clerks, $3.50 per
day, to clerks, 81, 400 per annum, Miss
Mathilda H. koehler, clerk, $40 per
day, to clerk, $1,000 per annum; Miss
Charlotte L. B. Reisinger. clerk. $40
per day, to cost clerk. $500 per an
mum: William Z. Wise, clerk, $500
per annum. to $500 per annum;
Charles H. Evans. pressman in charge,
so cents per hour. to jacket writer, 80
cents per hour; John w. Stewart. ma
chine operator. rs cents per hour. to
bookbinder in charge. so cents per
hour; Joseph H. Hurley, bookbinder
in charge. so cents per hour, to ma
chine operator, IS cents per hour:
Carl Hampton. messenger boy. 90
cents per hour. to skilled laborer, 35
cents per hour; Charles H. Edwards.
skilled laborer. 35 cents per hour. to
elevator conductor, 40 cents per hour;
James J. Conroy, assistant foreman,
IS cents per hour, to machine oper-
ator. IS cents per hour; Joseph p. Van
Overmeer. officeman. so cents per
hour. to bookbinder, IS cents per
hour: John j. Kelly, in charge of sec
tion. So cents per hour, to pressman,
rs cents per hour: William A. NJ.
Knapp. in charge of section. S5 cents
per hour. to pressman. rs cents per
hour; Joseph S. Cornish, paper cutter.
IS cents per hour, to bookbinder. IS
cents per hour; Arthur c. Romhilt,
machine operator, Is cents per hour.
to assistant foreman, SIS cents per
hour; Ernest l.. Pinn, counter, 40
cents per hour. to office helper. 90
pressman. Is cents per hour, to as
sistant foreman. s2.250 per annum:
Charles N. Black. pressman, IS cents
per hour. to in charge of section. SIS
cents per hour; Charles F. Weston.
bookbinder, rs cents per hour. to act
ing foreman. $3.50 per annum; Miss
Carrie I. Isham. Office helper, 40 cents
per hour. to 60 cents per hour; Arthur
f. Maccubbin. helper, SIS cents per
hour. to Office helper. so cents per
hour; Arlington Comstock, Phillip E.
Baker. Lloyd L. kesecker. Joseph A.
Goetzinger, William J. Delano, help
ers, SO cents per hour. to Office help
ers. so cents per hour: Jesse L. Day,
helper. As cents per hour. to office
helper, 60 cents per hour: William A.
Jenkins. officeman, 60 cents per hour.
to Office helper. 60 cents per hour;
Frank Hursh. officeman, IS cents per
hour, to Office helper, 60 cents per
hour: Wilver Conner, caster helper,
So cents per hour to Office helper. GO
cents per hour; Charles B. Munck.
messenger, 40 cents per hour, to help
er, SO cents per hour: Richard G. Lob
meyer, bookbinder. rs cents per hour,
and David Parker, in charge of sec
tfon. IS cents per hour.