Evening star., 1917-10-21

expects to be at home in about a week.
Mrs. Lille Hamilton of North Da-
kota has been visiting with the FAMILY
of Robert l. Townsend of the night
proofroom.
Otto Hammerbacher of the bindery
was absent from work the past week
on account of Illness
Appointments, separations, transfers.
etc. in the government printing office
for week ending Wednesday:
Appointments-Albert L. Duerr. pro-
bational machine operator. SIS cents per
hour: Leslie I. Sirbaugh. probational
watchman. s72o per annum: Miss Irene
V. Connor. probational clerk. sS4o per
annum: Richard G. Peterson, proba-
tiona1 bookbinder. so cents per hour;
Mrs. Katie X. Bean. probational press
feeder. 25 cents per hour; Miss Lille
NJ. Hill. emergency monotype keyboard
Martin. John E. Lewis. Paul H. Raley,
Orpha H. Shaner, Webster S. Lyman,
Daniel B. Scanlon. Thomas R. Phelps,
Joseph F. Madigan. Robert F. Fletcher.
James B. Brown. Lawrence ]. Fitzpat-
rick. Bernard ]. Kober. Henry Fergu-
son. Cornelius P. L.oring. George W. An
dres. Henry P. Conner. John A. Davis,
Wick. James L. Collins. Joseph c. Cook,
Samuel J. Warner. John r. Scott, Carl
E. Hoskens. Marbury F. Blincoe. Clar-
ence L. Reese. William Getthardt. Will
Mobley. Edward T. Luckett. J. Joseph
Crowley, William ]. Keefe. Joseph NJ.
Costello. Francis E. Kemp. Thomas F.
Corridor. Mortimer J. Geary. John A.
Russell. James A. Callan. Frank A
Burdsall and John H. Atherton, emer-
gency skilled laborers. rs cents per
hour: John F. Caranfa. Norman N
Phelps. James A. Mulroe and William
p. Gibson. temporary messenger boys,
Is cents per hour; George E. Ford and
Morris Hirschkoff, probational compost
tors. so cents per hour; Elizabeth r.
Scaggs. Anna S. Printz. Nellie B. Sham
well. Catherine E. Minor. De Forest
Howard. Ruth B, Fisher. Agnes B. Ca
Stevenson. Irene o. Robinson, Amanda
p Forrest. Ruby C. Finley, Mary ]. Toll
liver. Mary H. Baylor and Elvera L.
Gfovanetti. probational skilled labor
ers, 20 cents per hour; Charles satter-
field. Frank E. Hymen. George W.
Freas. John o. Nelson. John W. Mat
tingly and Edward Pulliam. skilled Ia
6orers. 2a cents per hour; Montford L.
Ellis. Francis o. McKenna. Israel NJ
Milimeister and John ]: Couryn. jr.
hour.
Separations-Belle B. Bright and
Josephine Doxey, emergency press
feeders; Vivian P. Luber, temporary
emergency messenger boy: William r.
Carpenter. messenger, resigned; .Irl R.
Morgan, probational linotype operator
enlisted in the United States Army:
John n Wright. probational pressman,
resigned: James Z. Davis. unskilled la
.' oorer' resigned; Evan J. Fuge, mono
type keyboard operator. resigned; i;
James %. Mahoney and William P. Irv-
Ing. helpers, resigned: Raymond c.
Siegmund and Henry c. Espey, book
binders. resigned: John ]. Fegan. pro-
oatlonal messenger boy, resigned; :;
lnomas u. sheehan. temporary mes
senger boy, resigned: John A McMur-
ray and Irving Sander. skilled labor
ers. resigned; E. Pauline Webb, Mary
F. Frey. Grace NJ. Riley. Anita NJ. Stew
art, skilled laborers, resigned; Caddis
}. keblinger and Annie c. Diers
clerks. resigned.
Transfers. etc.-Miss Mary A Sheri-
dan. machine operator. 271a cents per
hour. to folder, piecework; Ralph NJ
suit, messenger boy. s420 per annum
70 skilled laborer; % cents per hour
cents per hour, to skilled laborer, 70
cents per hour: Arthur r. Ward, mes
senger. 30 cents to 40 cents per hour:
John M Jefferies. messenger, 80 cents to
30 cents per hour. Perry E. Hawkins
| temporary to permanent unskilled la
borer, 25 cents per hour; William A.
HaIllsey, messenger. 30 cents per hour
| to office helper. 80 cents per hour; Sam
uel A. Coleman. clerk, $1,000 to $1,000
per annum; David Altman. clerk, 81 100
to $1,000 per annum: William W. Cook,
temporary to probational book binder,
90 cents per hour; Charles H. Gardner
copy editor. 90 cents per hour to esti-
mator. S6.40 per day: William H.
O'Meara, compositor. 80 cents per hour,
to proofreader co cents per hour
| George K. Brewer. helper, 35 cents per
! hour. to folding machine operator. 40
r. re nc Cohr
skilled laborer. % cents per hour. to
probational fireman. 45 cents per hour
Norris w. Cuney. counter. 80 cents per
hour. to helper, 40 cents per hour:
Louis w Roy. elevator conductor, 30
cents per hour to oiler. 35 cents per
hour: Nora Larner and Margaret r.
| Sullivan. skilled laborers. 25 cents per
I hour. to folders, piecework; Alvin ".
senger boys, 1870 to s42o per' annum:
| Charles A. Sullivan and CLAYTON Shreve,
messenger boys. 1920 to $500 per an
mum: n. Kathleen Neale. Mamie E.
| Pearson and Mary D. Collier, skilled
| laborers. % cents per hour. to machine
| operators. 271a cents per hour; Stanton
w. Algate. Winfred NJ. Robey, Lars w.
| Erickson Audley w. Reynolds and Vim
cent ]. Hart; skilled lahorers. % cents
| per hour, to helpers. 81 cents per hour;
| George T., Norton and Robert ]. Pfeiffer,
| skilled laborers p cents per hour. to
! folding rnachine operators. 40 cents per
/ hour; "itllam Holt ana Harry L. Ford
! ham. book binders. 80 cents per hour,
| to machine operators. 30 cents per
| hour: Ralph F. Seifert. Charles P. Mer-
! kle and Edgar Holzer, temporary to
| probational compcsitors, 80 cents per
! hour: Viola y. Barnes. Florence c. F.
Greene. Norma F. Jones, Hilda NJ.
! Heine, Sophe NJ. Trumbo. Mary T.
Gaines. Wilbertine X. Ford. Lula f.
Swinson. Mary ]. Scanlon. Elizabeth V.
Knott. Eula NJ. McNealy. Odean B. Entz-
| mnger Pearl G. Taylor, Sarah A. c.
| Brown, Mary f. Poore. Katherine A.
| Cullen. Anna f. Stevenson. Leita NJ.
| Williams Pauline B. Stewart. Sadie C.
| Barnes. Sadie T. Jackson, Julia H. Bar
bour. Anna NJ. Hueter and Helen Moran,
temporary to prohational skilled la
| borers, % cents per hour.