The Washington herald., 1914-05-24

bribery trial, a. was also Frank g. WAL
lace, former foreman Of printing.
John O'Donnoghue. foreman Of the night
keyboard force. had little girl added to
his family during the last week.
Joseph @. Stelie who. since his retire
ment from service In the g. p. O.. has
been travelling extensively in the Pacific
Coast country. Is again in Washington
for q short visit.
william Sill. deskman In the night
keyboard section, was recently made .
grandfather.
The eldest son Of George d. Ellis, de-
tailed at the Capitol as q copy editor.
left last week to Join a government sur
veyins party in Utah
Horace v. Bisbee. linotype operator at
the Library branch. who has been quite
eral weeks. 10 improving and expects 10
remove to his home In a few days.
James A. Afford will be compelled to
wait for a vacancy before he can be ad-
mitted to the Union Printers Home. His
application has been approved.
Howard A. Gaylor. of the night proof
force. has gone to Rockhall. Nd. down
A rush in the composing rooms has
necessitated the recall temporarily of q
number of operators from the proofroom.
John B. Dickman. who Is Just fin !
ishing his second term as president of
Columbia Union. has had q most success
full administration, and his friends are
confident he will be rewarded next We'd
nesday by selection as one Of the dele
gates to the Providence convention. He
represented the union at the Pittsburgh
convention way back in 1856
Jerome Hennessy. chief roller maker.
has been to Boston to bid his wife and
daughter bon voyage when they sailed
for Europe.
The keystone Company Is having sue
cess with the new stereotyper's table in
vented by George Smouse. linotype ma
chinist Of this city. which 10 said to
be a very useful invention. and another ,,
evidence of his skill as an inventor.
Senator James K. yardaman. Of Mis-
sissippi. has yielded to the request OF
Director Benjamin A Lineback. and will
be the orator at the Memorial Day exer-
cises of the G. p. o. Chorus at the noon
hour of Friday next. Albert E. Lang. Of
the foundry, will sing his latest success,
Il Love the Whole United States" the
male chorus will render The Flower Of
Free Inn." and the concerted numbers
will include Hail. Glorious Land" and
The Star Spangied Banner Public |
Printer Ford has consented to introduce |
the orator of the occasion
The Public Printer has announced the |
changes:
observation-disclosures Barnes, tenn |
porary unskilied laborer: Emmanuel Free |
man. temporary unskilled laborer.
Separations-Joseph 1. Colliere. re-
signed: Mrs. Lavinia F. Haynes. skilled |
laborer. resigned; John d. Metz. COM |
positor. resigned. Lucian II. Post. proof |
reader. resigned; William Aloysius White, |
boy, resigned: William H. |
clerk. resigned; Myer Levy. |
boy. dropped: Francis +. War ,
rem. compositor, removed: Mrs. Caroline |
H. Doyle, dropped. sixty-day rule-sick;
Bernard White. dropped.
Transfers, etc.-Miss Gladys S. Knight, |
from skilled ,aborer, at 25 cents an hour.
and finishing section. to
skilled laborer. at s6eS per annum, ONCE
Of superintendent of documents: Mason
A. Winston, from skilled laborer, at $50 /
per annum. to laborer. at SOS per annum.
ONCE Of superintendent Of documents: J.
Ford. laborer. At ss2S per annum. |
to helper. at $73O Per annum, ONCE of |
OF documents: Miss EN-
ma L Russell, helper. at $40 per annum. !
to clerk. at $40 per annum, ONCE OF
of documents; Miss Mabel |
s. Heizer. clerk, at SID per annum, to |
clerk. at 500 per annum, office Of super
intendent of documents: Miss Seba l.. |
Hosick. clerk. at $500 per annum, to
clerk. at 1900 per annum. office Of super
lntendent of documents: Miss Josephine
G. Adams. clerk. At 8, 900 per annum, to
clerk. At 81 90 per annum, office of super /
intendent Of documents; Miss Mary z.
tabulator, at $40 a day. to
at $3.50 a day, computing sec
ton: Laurence Costigan. skilled laborer,
1t 3 cents an hour. press division day. /
to deliveryman. at $3.50 per annum. office
Of the Congressional Record clerk; John
R. Barlow. skilled laborer at 25 cents
IN hour. forwarding and finishing section.
10 elevator conductor. at 90 cents an
hour, electrical section: John d. Powers,
pressr1s n. at 50 cents an hour.
10 probationary pressman. at 81 cents
an hour. press division day: Mrs. Au-
-elia B. Gill. from skilled laborer, for
xarding and finishing section. to skilled
aborer. ruling and sewing section: Hugh
L. Buckingham. skilled laborer. at .
.ents an hour. forwarding and finishing;
section. to skilled laborer. at s. a day.
section: Harry F. Ismer. pro-
,ationary messenger boy, from ONCE Of
Of work. to delivery Sec
Ion: William H. Davis. compositor.
rom hand section -{night), to linotype
ection day: Marion B. Richmond, from
,opyholder. at 80 cents an hour, to proof
eader. at 90 cents an hour proof section;
William II. Murphy. copyholder, from !
roof section (day). to proof section
night: Charles F. Webster, copyholder,
rom proof section day, to proof sec
lon tnishtl: Jefferson D. Newton, pre- |,
'ationary compositor, from monotyps [
ection (day). to war and navy section;
francis e. Warren. compositor, from X
nonotype section day, to war and
lavy section. In
Joe N. Johnson. candidate for agent
4 the Union Printers' Home. IL receiv- Z
ng daily assurances Of active support I
rom old friends all over the country. Ii