The Washington herald., 1914-09-06

oorary skilled Iaborer: Will Davis, tenn
porary unskilled Iaborer; Randolph Dodd,
temporary unskilled laborer; Harry New
lett, temporary unskilled laborer: David
A. Atkins, temporary unskilled laborer;
AItamont NJ Rogers, probationary limo
type operator: Nathaniel Minor, tenn
porary unskilled laborer: William r.
Washington. temporary unskilled laborer;
Mrs. Mabel n. Herbert, probationary
press feeder: James A. o'Leary. tenn
porary skilled Iaborer; Joseph 8. George,
probationary clerk; James z. Angel, pro-
dictionary linotype operator; Raymond c.
Reinbehl probationary clerk; William J.
Sammond, chief electrician: David c.
Wright. temporary unskilled laborer;
Walter r. Speake, probationary messen-
ger boy.
separations-RaIph F. Jackson. jr, tenn
porary skilled laborer. resigned; Thomas
w. Parks. temporary skilled laborer. re-
signed; Charles H. May. temporary
skilled laborer. resigned: William Nightin-
gale, temporary skilled laborer, resigned;
William If. Downs. temporary skilled la
borer, resigned: Mrs. Amelia Turner, ma
chine operator (female). resigned: jerome
B. Smith. skilled Iaborer temporary:
William A. Heyberger, temporary skilled
laborer.
Transfers, etc.-Charles R. Mccoy,
messenger 10y. Ia NGilAo pei LAeAA .
monotype section might. to skilled
laborer, . cents per hour. office
Of the foreman Of binding; Dennis R.
Connors, skilled laborer. . cents per
hour, to caster helper at 81 cents per
hour. monotype section; Leland s. Brown.
skilled laborer at 5 cents per hour, to
caster helper at IS cents per hour. mono
type section; James S, Perkins. compost
tor at 80 cents per hour, TO linotype oper-
ator at 90 cents per hour. linotype sec
ton might; Miss Gertrude PreLder
skilled laborer at . cents per hour. to
machine operator at 27iz cents per hour,
ruling and sewing section: Miss Julia W.
Riley. skilled laborer at . cents per
hour, forwarding and finishing section. to
machine operator at 27lz cents per hour,
ruling and sewing section; Miss Martha
E Porter skilled laborer at % cents per
hour. to machine operator at 2lz cents
per hour ruling and sewing section; Mrs.
Matteele E. Wood. skilled laborer. :
cents per hour, to machine operator at
27Iz cents per hour. ruling and sewing
section; Mrs. Dorothy G. Holland. skilled
laborer at 3 cents per hour, TO machine
operator at 27l4 cents per hour, ruling
and sewing section: Leonard Meyer
bookbinder at so cents per hour, TO ma
chine operator at So cents per hour. for
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Turner. pressfeeder. press division
might to day; Charles A. Mattimore,
bookbinder forwarding and finishing
section, TO pamphlet binding section:
Harold s Hausenfiuck and Benedict W.
Ingram. skilled laborers. pamphlet bind
ing section day to pamphlet and bind
ing section might; George Lomax. IN
skilled laborer. machine shop section. 10
press division: Arlington Comstock
messenger, at . cents per hour. Office OF
superintendent Of work. TO laborer a. ss25
per annum, Office Of superintendent Of
documents; Herman c. Nesmith. mes
senger, at 20 cents per hour. to clerk at
81 900 per annum, ONCE OF superintendent
OF work: Albert Y. Dreisenstok, laborer.
at s625 per annum. ONCE OF superintend-
ent Of documents. to messenger at .
cents per hour. ofice OF superintendent
work: James z. Wilkins, helper, at -
cents per hour. machine shop section. TO
skilled laborer at 2 cents per hour. press
division; John L. Wrenn, acting chief
electrician. at 5000 per annum. to cleo
trician in charge. at S. cents per hour,
electrical section.
John F. Putnam Of the day proof
room. has returned from his annual fish
ing trip of the coast OF Maine. and re-
ports as his prize catch the landing OF a
I25-pound halibut.
Owing to the large volume OF compo-
sition, the following readers on the night
force have been operating the Merg. dur
ing the past ten days: John H. Hooper
Frank y. Long. William l. Matto-ks
Lewis T. futile. and Marsh \. Bodea-
hamer.
The amendment TO the printing bill in
creasing the pay Of comPositors and
bookbinders TO 50 cents ger hour VIII
come up in the House the first thing
Wednesday morning, and its friends are
hopeful of favorable action Tine recent