Evening star., 1917-05-27

construction of motor trucks at Fort
Sam Houston, Tex.
W. M. Nelson, paying teller Of the
cashiers Office. has returned to his
duties, having recovered from his
recent illness.
Bob Williams. machinist on the night
force. and Elmer May of the day force
have been sent to the officers reserve
camp at Fort Myer. L. B. Fowler of
the night proofroom is another addi-
ton to the reserve corps at.Fort Myer.
and Carl Dellfnger and William Burch
have applied for enlistment.
Thomas W. Haworth. maker-u in the
document (hand) section for a number
linotype section under the same desig-
nation.
Herman Hitz Of the linotype section
spent several days last week in Chat
called by the illness Of his mother.
William T. Heritage. assistant fore
man of the monotype keyboard sec
ton, has been granted leave and will
visit in New York and Atlantic City.
returning June /.
Albert W. Gates, who entered the Of
nee as messenger boy in the day proof
room and who was later promoted to
Corps and left for Norfolk, Va. Tues
day.
Williams ]. Connors, messenger in the
day proofroom. has been detailed to the
in shipping out the registration cards
for registration day. June 5.
Following were the appointments
separations: transfers. etc. for week
Appointments-Albert c. Shafer. pro-
batfonal stereotyper. SO cents per hour;
Harry Wilson. William ]. McGarvey.
Aianson Alan o. w, "; Walker. Max H, Sweet.
and Henry Hinsch, probational book
binders so cents per hour; Elwood E.
Oplinger. Albert J. Kegel. Joseph F.
Meehan, Cecil B. Gay and Walter H.
per hour; Miss Leola E. Reid proba-
tiona1 skilled laborer 0emale). 25 cents
per hour; Jerome A. Collins, George L.
brigham. Thomas E. Thompson, Ralph
Archie E. Brooks, probational skilled
laborers, 25 cents per hour; Viola J.
Herndon. Anna NJ. Dram. Beulah John
son, Nellie L. Dreyer. Marguerite A.
lin. Mary F. o'Connor. Lizzie S. Jones.
Rebecca NJ. Tate, Natalie E. Herbert
Annie L. Henderson, lola Norman,
Helen Raymond. Elizabeth L. Armstead,
Cora L. cambridge and Martha C. Har-
ralson, temporary skilled laborers (fe-
male), 25 cents per hour, and Walter
c. Duckett, unskilled laborer. 25 cents
per hour reinstated.
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Miss Bessie Q. Sweet, Mrs. Alice l.
Campbell and Miss Adelaide l. Cav
anagh. clerks, resigned: Miss Eunice
p. Clinkett: Miss Annie E. Tillman and
Miss Aurelia NJ. Canaday. temporary
skilled laborers (female), resigned;
James A. Casey, David A. Murphy. Rob-
ert K. Barrett. Jacob H. Dougherty,
Thomas d: Gleason. John E. Histon,
and Francis O'Brien. emergency mes
senger boys: Harry L. Staley and John
F. OConnor. emergency plasterers:
Stanley A. Robinson and William J.
Lohman, jr. probational messenger
boys. resigned: Robert E. Parks and
Henry H. Coffelt, temporary unskilIed
laborers, resigned: William A. West
Claude A Spiggle and Lorenzo P.
Richard H. Lieber and John H. Roll
man. probational skilled laborers, re-
signed; Thomas Smith. temporary
skilled laborer resigned; Robert A.
ard Powers. foreman, mustered into
service. and Alfred A. Spencer, un-
skilled laborer. resigned.
Transfers, etc.Rosemary c; Lucas.
Hattie Goldstein. Evelyn ". Carter.
Irene NJ. Low. Willie E. Warner, LII
liam Gibbs. Eva P. Riddick. Elsie NJ
Peyton. Frances A. McGhan and Ca
laborers, to probational skilled la
borers (female): Clarence E. Brown,
Hugh L. Denman. Richard w. Knight,
James r. Brown. Sterling Coleman,
c. Brown. Hobart L. Dorsey and Rufus
w. Wren. temporary skilled laborers,
to probational skilled laborers; Charles
Coates. Wallie Hamilton. Edward Shep-
Italy A. Robinson, Frank Twyman.
William H. Carter. Joseph B. Tillett,
Richard H. Thornton. Thomas Sawyer.
Lovely G. Williams. John w. Spriggs,
(Sn rfar DIV II
aid T. Armstrong, Walter Jackson and
Joseph s. Taylor, temporary unskilled |
laborers. to permanent unskilled Ia
borers; Mrs. Nellie r. Terry, press
helper, s5 cents per hour; Mrs Ada NJ. !
Mojonnier. machine operator, 27h cents
per hour to office helper, 35 cents per !
hour: Frank M. Hatley. deskman, 70 |
annum: James H. Broadnax. foreman, |
$4,000 per annum. to foreman, $2,25O |
per annum: John L. Dwyer, temporary
bookbinder, SO cents per hour. to pro-
bational bookbinder, so cents per hour: |
Bernard NJ. Mulvihill, messenger boy,
$500 per annum, to skilled laborer, 1926 |
per annum: John c. Ballard. messenger /
boy, $42o per annum, to $500 per an !
1915 per annum. to $420 per annum;
Mrs. Blanche F. Larkin, skilled laborer (
1926 per annum, to clerk, $720 per an
mum; John D. Ambrosio. messenger
IVY 4o SVhto per HouTs To SklltoQ Ia l
borer, Is cents per hour; Herman Ait
man. skilled laborer, 25 cents per hour,
to helper. 35 cents per hour; Thurston
G. Brown. messenger. 80 cents per
Elizabeth A. Tolson. skilled laborer,
25 cents per hour, to bander. 80 cents
per hour, and Robert w. McGrath mes
senger. 80 cents per hour, to helper,
35 cents per hour
DR.. William J. Manning. medical Of
fcer Of the government printing of
flee. has been called to the colors and
Corps. Fort Myer. Va. He has brought
the emergency room and the sanitation
Of the Office to high state of ef-
ficiency and to worldwide notice.
Public Printer Ford. Deputy Public
Printer Chisholm. Edward S. Moores,
agent, and Russell o. Beene,
auditor. represented the government
printing office on the Merchants Ma
rine Corps booster trip yesterday.