Evening star., 1921-07-02
C.. P. 0. CHANGESA|D
PLANS FOR BUDGET.
Divisions of Accounts and
Computing Combined-Pro-
motions Announced.

BY consolidating the old division of
accounts and the computing division
George H. Carter. public printer, has
created a new division Of accounts
at the government printing office.
This action was taken in the interest
of economy and a more business-like
administration Of tho fiscal affairs of
the department. it WAS announced to-
day.
James X. wallaoe Of Ohio. former
cost accountant, has been placed at
the head of the new division. with
the title of superintendent Of ac-
counts. Mr.. Wallace also has been
designated as budget officer for the
government printing office. By thus
counting work of the government
printing Office. the public printer, it is
pointed out, plans to cooperate to
the fullest extent with the new bu-
reau of the budget in handling
finances of the government printing
office on strictly business basis.
Henry B. Heiberger of the District
of Columbia was among those receiv-
ing promotions by the public printer
today. Hereafter Mr.. Heiberger will
be monotype machinist in charge.
day. succeeding Daniel A. Kildare of
Other Promotions Announced.
Other promotions announced in
John R. Berg of Nebraska to be
foreman of the day linotype section
in place of Henry c. Mclean, assigned
to other duties. Mr.. Berg has been
in the government printing office
since 1883.
Edward Coleman of Illinois to as
night hand section, in place of George
G. Wilson, assigned to other duties.
Mr.. Coleman has been in the govern
ment printing Office since 1900.
Albert G. Smith of New Hampshire
to be assistant foreman of presswork
in place of George G. Wilson. as
signed to other duties. Mr.. Smith has
been in the government printing office
since 1900.
William H. Kervin Of New York
to be storekeeper. in place of Patrick
H. Gallagher, assigned to other du-
ties. Mr.. Kervin has been in the
government printing Office since 1894.
George Lamb of Pennsylvania to
be assistant storekeeper. succeeding
w. H. Kervin. promoted. Mr.. Lamb
has been in the government printing
Office since 1894.
Charles E. Thorne of Ohio to be
pressman in charge of section, sue
ceeding Albert G. Smith. promoted.
William H. Cornish of New Jersey,
to be foreman. night proofroom, sue
ceeding William A. Pratt assigned to
other duties.
Hugh Reid of Wisconsin, to be fore
n an Of hand section. succeeding Rich
Maj. Edward NJ Nevils Of Tennessee,
to be foreman night linotype section,
succeeding William S. Shinnerer,
transferred to other duties.
Edward 4. Huse of Massachusetts,,
to be assistant foreman of night mo
type section. succe ceeding Maj. Will H.
Chase of Maryland, transferred to be
assistant foreman of day hand sec
ton.
Frank N. Long of Pennsylvania. to
be assistant foreman. night monotype
section, succeeding William X. Alb
bott, assigned to Other duties
Aaron r. Nathan of California. to
be estimator and jacket writer.
Mr. Nathan has been in the govern
c.ent printing office since 1900.
Burr G. Williams of Iowa, to be es-
timator ard jacket writer. Mr.. Will
lIams has been in III" government
printing oificc since 1900.
Harry 3. GooG-ell OF Iowa. to be
chief reviscr. Mr.. Gcodrell has been
in the government printing office
since 1888.