Evening star., 1921-09-15
PRINTING OFFICE CHANGES
Appointments, Separations and Pro-
motions Announced.

| Changes in personnel at the gov
J ernment printing office for the week
! ending yesterday are announced by
, Public Printer Carter. They follow:
Appointments.-Mich j. McIner-
| ney. p-obational machinist; William
n. Widmayer. temporary plumber:
| Eugene !. Logan, temporary plumber;
La Fayette Price. Harold w. Colvin,
Kenneth Douse. Frank A. Dunan.
Francis W. Connick and John Ben
nett. probationaI messenger ooys;
John Gongs. Frank Wilson, William
H. Brockwell and William H. Car
bury, unskiiled laborers: Miss Gladys
r: McGraw. probationai clerk; Will
operator; Walter Price. emergency
! linotype ope:ator: Leo F.. Thompson.
proba tional linotype operator Gary
f. Walters. linotype operator. rein
i stated
| Separations-Miss Irene F. FIetch-
er. skilled laborer o.. resigned; David
| r. Campbell, Francis l.. Moreia nd.
| Robert S. Williams and Donald f.
Gerow. probational messenger boys.
resigned: George II. Ellis. linotype
| operator. resigned; Augustus H. Will
holt. compositor. retired: Rollins F.
iChisolm, compositor, retired; George
i Whittle, watchmsn. retired; Richard
E. Harlow, captain of the watch. re-
| tired
Promotions-Miss Mary r. Spalding,
directress at SO cents per hour, to
acting assistant foreman. ct so cents
per hour; Mrs. Jessie L. Brashears,
folding machine operator at 40 cents
per per hour. to helper at so cents per
operator at rs cents per hour, to act
| ing assistant foreman at So cents per
hour: Miss Josephine G. Adams, clerk
at $1,000 per annum, to acting as
sistant superintendent of documents
| at $500 per annum: Miss Martha
Feehan, proofreader at rs cents per
hour. to acting assistant foreman at
$4,000 per annum; Miss Julia c. Pol
leck. folder at 45 cents per hour. to
directress at so cents per hour; Miss
| Addie A. Davis. folder at 40 cents pc,
hour. to directress at SO cents per
hour; William E. Holt, maker-up at
rs cents per hour, to officeman at S5
cents per hour: Henry Schilpp, mes
senger at 35 cents per hour to mes
senger at As cents per hour; Merrill
X. Holdings. messenger at As cents
per hour. to helper at so cents per
hour: John NJ. Jeffries. helper at 40
cents per hour, to helper at so cents
per hour; Carl S. Dellinger. helper at
40 cents per hour. to helper at so
cents per hour; Alfred Nose. helper at
40 cents per hour. to signature press
| man at As cents per hour; Miss Annie
r. Mitchell, pressfeeder at As cents
per hour. to helper at As cents per
hour; David Rose, James H. Matti-
more, Charles A. Mattimore and
Charles G. Buettner, b0okbinders at
IS cents per hour, to machine opera
tors at IS cents per hour: Felix j.
Belair. assigned to machine operator
at IS cents per hour: William F.
IOBrien, assigned to proofreader at 15
cents per hour: Michael NJ. Sweetman.
assigned to machine operator at 10
cents per hour: John J. Dohoney. as
signed to machinist at so cents per
hour; Bernard F.. Dove. messenger boy
at 20 cents per hour, to messenger
boy at S420 per annum: Charles b.
Munck, helper at so cents per hour. to
messenger at 40 cents per hour; John
4. Ruane. folding machine operator
at 60 cents per hour. to helper at 40
cents per hour: Miss Anna G. Blu sle
directress at so cents per hour. to
folder at As cents per hour: Vincent
F. Howard. .officeman at IS cents per
! hour. to proofreader at IS cents per
hour.