Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-12-19

bills introduced at the session of Con
igress just opened an extra detail o
lcopyholders has been sent to the proof
room TO keep up with the work.
| Thomas O'Brien of the watch force
died December and burial was made
in Mount Olivet cemetery last Satur
day.
Charles c.. Cawson of the pressworI
division is acting in Neharge of section
in place of F. A. Strickrott, who is en-
gagged. on other duties.
Frank A. Schwing of the monotyp'
keyboard section has been confined t.
his home for the past two weeks will
an attack of rheumatism.
]. L. Gilman of the document (hand.
section is confined to his home on &C
count of illness.
and Andrew Luke4 have been on the
sick report of the watch force the past
week.
William T. Hall, who has been on the
proof desk in the proofroom. has beer
advanced to the jacket writing sec
ton.
Announcement has been made of ap.
pointments, separations, transfers. etc.
in the government printing office fol
| week eding Wednesday, as follows:
Appointments-NIiss Maybel L. Mar
/ shall, Mrs. Bessie B. Garrett. Miss Ter
esa NJ Donovan. Miss Celeste S. Smith
| Miss Kathy c. Guigon. Miss n. kath-
| leen Neale, Miss Jeanette V. Malone
/
| Madigan and Miss Emma S. Jones, pro-
bational skilled laborers (female); Miss
Ruth E. Morris. skilled laborer fe-
| male), reinstated: Mrs. Jessie l.. Bra
| ferred from the bureau of engraving
| and printing: Messrs. Bernard NJ. Null
| vihill. John w. Mattingly, Stanley A.
! Shaner. Charles ]. Tracy, temporary
messenger boys: Miss Ruth Armstrong,
! probational clerk: Messrs. William A.
Stewart and William G. Jones. emer-
| gency linotype operators; Messrs. John
I B. Maher. jr.: William S. Prigg, George
L. Abondschein, jr.: Philip l.. Gamse.
| Frank i. Murray. proba tional messen-
ger boys; Messrs. Matthew Yingling,
Ebert A. Holmes, Arthur A. Nauck,
: Charles Kracke. Daniel Fl. Prettyman,
i Reuben A. Scarborough. James e. Cliff
| ton. Raymond 7. Williams, Elmer S.
! Kyler. Charles A. Harris, James F.
Wilson. temporary skilled laborers:
Frank Lazarus, probational pressman:
! Thomas A. Hassett. temporary skilled
laborer: Misses Jessie B. Brush and
Lille NJ. Sunderland, probational press
feeders: Charles NJ. Flanagan, Everett
NJ. Stone. emergency linotype oper7
ators.
Separat on Theophil Tiverny,
Waterman, resigned; Edward F. Jack
son. skilled laborer. resigned; Albert
Donaldson, messenger. resigned: Sid
ney c. Sommers. temporary linotype
operator, resigned; Messrs. John Wells,
Thomas L. Scoot. Harold Rattley. Ed
gar Bobbitt. Edward Garrett. unskilled
laborers temporary.
Transfers. etc.-William T. Hall, desk
man. 10 cents per hour. proof section
(nisht). to estimator and jacket writer,
$40 per diem, office superintendent of
work: Wellington c. Robinson, caster
helper. 80 Cents per hour, monotype
section tnight), to helper. IS cents per
hour. proof section (night: Arthur j.
Symonds, proofreader, so cents per
hour, proof section (night). to limo
type operator. 60 cents per hour. limo
type section (nightl; Raymond l..
Beard, =laborer. 1926 per annum. Office
of superintendent of documents, to
skilled laborer. rs cents per hour, ma
chine shop section: Greenwood Mills,
temporary unskilled laborer, 25 cents
per hour, to permanent unskilled labor
er. monotype section day; Charles
W. Burnett. compositor, so cents per
hour, hand section. to proofreader, 60
cents per hour. proof section day. !:
George A. O'DonneIl, bookbinder. so
cents per hour. office of the foreman of
binding, to bookbinder in charge, 60
cents per hour, office of the foreman of
binding; Alfonso f. Williams. skilled
laborer, rs cents per hour, pamphlet
binding section day, to elevator conduc-
tor. 80 cents per hour, electrical sec
ton; Paul J. Mccarthy, messenger boy,
Is cents per hour. hand section. to
skilled laborer, % cents per hour,
E. Williams. messenger boy, Is cents
per hour, hand section (nighD. to
skilled laborer. 25 cents per hour, hand
section (night): Bernard w. Costolow,
messenger boy. 10 cents per hour. stores
division, to skilled laborer. 25 cents per
hour. forwarding and finishing section
James E. Jeffries. messenger boy, IS
cents per hour. forwarding and finish
ing section. to skilled laborer. Is cents
per hour, pamphlet binding section
A hny
Is cents per hour, delivery section to
skilled laborer. 25 cents per hour, de-
livery section: Leroy w. Marceron,
temporary messenger boy, j 5 cents per
hour, monotype section day, to pro-
bational messenger boy. Is cents per
hour. monotype section day; Chester
}. Bid, temporary messenger boy, Is
cents per hour, presswork division
(day), to probational messenger boy,
10 cents per hour, presswork division
day; George E. Beckett, temporary
messenger boy. Is cents per hour, Office
of superintendent of work. to proba-
tional messenger boy, Is cents per
hour. Office of superintendent of work
August b. Buehne, temporary messen-
ger boy, Is cents per hour, job sec
ton, to messenger boy probationary, Is
cents per hour, job section; Norman G.
STOW, messenger, % cents per hour, ma
chine shop section, to laborer, 1926 per
annum. Office of superintendent of docu-
ments: John T. Whalen messenger, 35
cents per hour. Office of foreman of
printing. to clerk, at sS76.40 per an
mum, offce of foreman of printing;
James +. Maynard. proofreader. 60
cents per hour, to referee, s. cents per
hour. proof section day: David A.
Taylor, compositor, so cents per hour
monotype section (nighD, to makerup
so cents per hour, hand section fnight)
Joseph Dierken. copyholder, so cents
per hour. proof section day., to proof
! reader, so cents per hour; James II
| Heslet, compositor. so cents per hour
| hand section tday), to proofreader, SO
, cents per hour. proof section fnight)
Howard ]. Gaylor, compositor, so cents
per hour. monotype section (night). to
| proofreader, so cents per hour, proof
section (nighD; Howard D. Lowd, CON-
position. so cents per hour. to proof
reader, so cents per hour. proof section
boy. 5 cents per hour, to skilled labor
| er. 25 cents per hour. linotype section
| day; Ernest p. Knapp, linotype oper-
| ator, 90 cents per hour, linotype sec.
4 ton tnight), to proofreader, so cents
per hour, proof section (nighD; An.
drew L. Parker. press corrector. 5;
cents per hour. to press reviser, II
| cents per hour. presswork division. in.
| termediate, George X. Proudley, press
man in charge. so cents per hour. tt
pressman in charge. IS cents per hour
presswork division (nighD Levi.
Stark, bookbinder. so cents per hour
forwarding and finishing section. t.
machine operator in charge, 50 cent.
per hour, pamphlet binding section
4 day; John A. Cotter, proofreader, s.
per hour. proof section day.: Jesse w
Morgan. monotype keyboard operator
so cents per hour, to copy editor, 81
cents per hour, monotype section day
Franklin Welch, monotype keyboard
operator. SO cents per hour. to copy edi
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