Evening star., 1921-11-17
CHANGES At G. P. o.
Public Printer Announces Shift Of
Approximately 70 Employees.

Public Printer Announces Shift Of
Approximately 70 Employees.
Approximately seventy changes in.
personnel. at the government print
ing office have been announced by
Public Printer George H. Carter for
the two weeks ending yesterday.
The changes are as follows:
Appointments-Wi William H. Stricken,
probational electrotyper finisher; Miss
Edith Ogden, probational clerk: Cliff
ton H. Bowles. probational messenger
boy: Mrs. Marie NJ. Berry, emergency
ming, emergency linotype operator;
James Conley. emergency linotype
operator: Verne Evans, temporary
carpenter; William ]. Mitchell, emer-
gency linotype operator; Walter NJ.
Pheian. emergency linotype operator;
William H. Hardy, temporary carpen-
te~: Miss Helen NJ. Bixler, probational
clerk; Bernard Ganzberg. probational
linotype operator; ]. Thomas Ford,
clerk, reinstated.
Separations-James r. Haislup,
skilled laborer; Francis j. Mccarthy,
skilled laborer; Clarence E. Tansiil,
probational messenger boy. resigned;
Eloyd NJ. Hackney, unskilled laborer.
resigned: Frank b. Black, unskilled
laborer, resigned; Robert A. Williams,
linotype machinist. resigned; Charles
g. Deeter, monotype keyboard opera
tor, resigned: Miss Martha H. Cover,
sewing machine operator. resigned;
Harry w. Mills. probational linotype
proofreader: Carmel E. Paroni, limo
type operator: James Conley.' emer-
gency. linotype operator; Miss Willie
{: Di!worth. skilled laborer (G, re-
signed; George F. Roye. helper, re-
signed; Leonard E. Butsch. mono-
ri
Kenneth Douse,. messenger boy, re-
signed; Edward O. Yeager, compos-
itor. resigned; Emil P. Wetzel, electro
type helper. retired.
Promotions and transfers.,
Townsend M. Lucas, skilled laborer
at IS cents per hour to helper at 40
cents per hour: Miss Eunice F. Hart
ley. skilled laborer (female) at 35
cents per hour to helper at 40 cents
per hour; Herbert r. Young. machine
helper at SIS cents per hour to proba-
tional linotype machinist at so cents
per hour: Charles Garrels, copy editor
at IS cents per hour to acting as
sistant foreman at $4,000 p. annum;
Harry Z. Hayne, proofreader at rs
cents per hour to acting assistant
foreman at $4,000 per annum: Charles
H. Warner. watchman at $720 per an
mum to acting captain of the watch
at $l,20O per annum; James H. Bah
cock, jr., electrotype molder at so
cents per hour to acting electrotype
molder in Charge at IS cents per hour;
William R Bolten. referee at rs cents
per hour to referee at 50 cents per
hour: John L. Rollins. clerk at $1,4OO
per anpum to clerk at $500 per an=
mum: Harold d. Butler, acting cleo
trotype molder in charge at IS cents
per hour to acting assistant foreman
at $4,000 per annum; Harry w. Mills.
emergency linotype operator at Is
cents per hDur to probational linotype
operator arts cents per hour; Ernest.
&. Saltzman, maker-up at IS cents
per hour to proofreader at IS cents
per hour; Edward ], Newcomb, COM
posftor at Is cents per hour to proof
reader at IS cents per hour; Wade H.
Crowther, compositor, at IS cents Der
hour to proofreader at IS cents per
hour: Miss Agnes N. Hawken machine
operator at 35 cents per hour to per-
forator at~25 cents per hour: Mrs. Fan
ME R Maddix. ruling machine feeder
at IS cents per hour to skilled laborer
(female) at 35 cents per hour; Miss
Catherine E. Freiseis. Miss Catherine
E. Leahy and Mrs. Kate L. Croggan,
skilled laborersN at 35 cents per hour
to ruling machine feeders at 35 cents
ing machine feeder at IS cents per
hour to skilled laborer at 35 cents
per hour: George Gerberich, assigned
to prOofreader at IS cents per hour;
James E. Maynard. acting assistant
foreman at $4,000 per annum to proof
reader at IS cents per hour: Thomas
P. Rooney, assistant foreman at
$4,000 per annum to electrotype mold
er at so cents per hour: Earl E. An
derson. linotype operator at IS cents
per hour to acting linotype operator
in charge at 80 cents per hour; Miss
Ida NJ. Lyeth, clerk at $1,000 to clerk
at $1,000 per annum; Miss Eleanor NJ.
Chambers, clerk at $1,000 to clerk at
$1,000 per annum; Miss Emily NJ.
Bewley. clerk at 5000 to clerk at
$1,000 per annum; Miss Dorothy G.
Carmel. clerk at $40 to clerk at 5000
per annum: Miss Margaret L. Barn
holt. skilled laborer at 35 cents per !
hour to clerk at $S4O per annum: |
Charles L. Mace. compositor at Is |
cents per hour to proofreader at Is |
cents per hour; Henry T. Schildroth. |
compositor at Is cents per hour to I
proofreader at IS. cents per hour; |
Frederick NJ. Werneke. proofreader at |
rs cents per hour to deskman at Is |
cents per hour; Louis A. Day, maker !
up at rs cents per hour to compositor |
at IS cents per hour; Henry A. Roehn, |
linotype machinist in charge at IS ,
cents per hour to linotype machinist
at 80 cents per hour.