The Washington herald., 1913-10-05

stores division; Sterling G. Ansley, mes
senger boy, monotype section night TO
Office superintendent of work day; Mrs.
Vernita E. Banks and Mrs. Madeline r.
Childs. skilled laborers, In the PAM
phlet binding section TO office superinte1r
dent OF documents; Mrs. Minnie =;
Flaherty, Mrs. Bessie C. Ganio, and
Miss Esther f. Kennedy. feeders. and
Samuel E. Blair. skilled laborer. postal
card section to press division; Mrs.
Elizabeth r Hahn. skilled laborer'
pamphlet binding section to forwarding
and finishing section; Jonas Vernon, I'M
skilled laborer, foundry section to postal
card section; Martin N. Evans, compost
tor. Library branch printing section to
linotype section; James A. Campbell
skilled laborer. ruling and sewing sec
ton to buildings division; Mrs. Aurelia
B. Gill. skilled laborer in the PAM
phlet binding section, to forwarding and
finishing section;. Miss Caroline F. Rabe,
Miss Mary A. L. Tilton, Mrs Isabel R.
Truitt, skilled laborers. and Edward A.
Dore and Thomas Wills. skilled laborers,
pamphlet binding to ruling and sewing
section; w. L. Mills, messenger. 1916 per
annum to $40 per annum, Office superin-
tendent of documents; Chas. W. Burnett
and Edward s. Wild. makeup, 60 cents
per hour, to composition. 80 cents per hour,
hand section night; Miss Isabel C. Kier-
nan, press feeder, % cents per hour. to
bander, ~ cents per hour, postal card
section; Samuel ]. Blackburn, helper, IS
cents per hour. forwarding and finishing
section, to skilled laborer. IS cents per
hour. ruling and sewing section; William
II. Turner. skilled laborer IS cents per
hour. postal card section, to elevator
conductor, 30 cents per hour. electrical
section; Ralph E. Evans. skilled laborer
. cents per hour, to elevator conductor,
30 cents per hour. electrical section; John
r. Durisos, compositor. 20 cents per hour,
to proofreader, 50 cents per hour, hand
section to proof section; Frank V. Ca
pers, compositor. 30 cents per hour. hand
section night, to proof reader, so cents
per hour. proof section night; Ernest ].
Braswell, caster helper. IS cents per hour,
to machinist's helper. 10 cents per hour,
monotype section; Alexander ]. Watson,
proofreader. 60 cents per hour. proof sec
ton night, to linotype operator. 60 cents
per hour. linotype section day; Joseph
A. Scannell, proofreader. 80 cents per
hour. proof section. TO linotype operator.
80 cents per hour. linotype section day:
Robert Z. STEINER, copy editor. IS cents
per hour, proof section day, to linotype
operator, 80 cents per hour, linotype Sec
ton might; Henry d. Langdon. maker
up, 80 cents per hour, linotype section
night. to compositor, 80 cents per hour.
monotype section day: Joseph T. Geraci,
compositor. 80 cents per hour, linotype
section night. to maker-up, 60 cents per
hour; Renne A. Julian. maker-up, 90 cents
per hour. linotype section night, to COM
positor, 80 cents per hour monotype sec
ton day; Frank L. White pressman in
charge, 60 cents per hour, press
division, to pressman. 50 cents per
hour. press division intermediate;
Walter H. Cuthridge, proofreader, GO
cents per hour. proof section day, to
chief reviser, s. cents per hour, proof
section night; Harry S. Wilson. messsn-
ger boy, 800 per annum, to skilled la
borer. s62S per annum, office superintend-
ent of documents; Mrs. Amelia Turner.
skilled laborer, . cents per hour, from
the ruling and sewing section to ma
chine operator, 27Iz cents per hour;
George H. Sehorn, compositor, 20 cents
per hour. to deskman, 20 cents per hour,
had section night; William F. O'Brien
Iroofreader, 80 cents per hour, proof sec
ton night, to assistant foreman, so cents
per hour, proof section day: Charles NJ
Richardson, in charge of section. 5000,
postal card section. to assistant foreman.
1000 per annum; VIM. J. McEvoy, acting
foreman, s2.250, linotype section to job
section; Henry c. Mclean, linotype op-
orator. 80 cents per hour, to acting fore
man, E.25O per annum, linotype section
day: Edwin II. Walker, pressman, Is
cents per hour. to acting foreman of
press work, $500 per annum; John P.
kahler, pressman. IS cents per hour
press division, TO ASSISTANT foreman,
5000 per annum. job and enclosing sec
tons. pDess division day; Harry r. Chris
tie, in charge Of section. 20 cents per
hour, to assistant foreman. 5000 per an
mum, press division day; Charles E. NAL
pas, assigned to bookbinder i'm charge,
20 cents per hour, pamphlet binding sec
ton; Henry w. Weber. assistant fore
man and reviser in charge. 81 cents per
hour, to chief reviser, 20 cents per hour.
proof section; Albert Lindstrom. assigned
10 bookbinder. 30 cents per hour. ruling
and sewing section: Arthur ]. Picotte. in
charge of section, 80 cents per hour, to
presSman, s. cents per hour, press di-
vision day; John X. Bishop, in charge of
section, s. cents per hour. to pressman,
81 cents per hour, press division: Henry
c. Mcfarland, foreman Of press work,
s, 500, to pressman, - cents per hour;
John d. Meyers, assigned to pressman,
s. cents per hour. press division: John
w. Michael. assigned to proofreader, 50
cents per hour, job section.