Evening star., 1917-09-16
BUREAU OF ENGRAVING
AND PRINTING.

Norman Underwood, chief of the ink
making division of the bureau of en-
craving and printing, received an in
crease in salary during the past week
Burgess W. Smith has been promoted
from inspector of technical work at
$500 per annum to inspector of tech
nical work a s3.s00 per annum.
| Upon the recommendation of Di-
rector Ralph. Benjamin r. Stickney re-
ceived a promotion in salary last week.
Mr.; stiekney is an expert mechanic
The following employees of the num-
bering division and the surface divi-
sion received promotions last week:
Numbering division-From pressmen
at $4.4S per diem and SO cents per hour
to pressmen at S4.64 per diem and 5S
cents per hour, Alvin H. Day. John c.
Drewett, Sherman B. Graham. William
a. Jones, William J. kessler. Peter S.
| Matson. Arthur ]. McCafferty, Clarence
! r. Mcclure. Charles Z. Meacham.
George F. Peck. Charles L. Quigley,
| Warren 2. Motzer and Thomas A.
Franklin; from temporary pressmen at
S4.4S per diem and So cents per hour to
! temporary pressmen at SAGA per diem
and IS cents per hour, George W. Allen.
| Henry Barr, Peter j. Dobbs, Joseph NJ.
Hall. Charles NJ. Rohsbach. Nathan Ry-
| dell Arthur T. Jones and Henry ].
Zuendel: from pressmen at s4.64 per
diem and IS cents per hour to pressrpen
at $3.50 per diem and so cents per hour.
Frank W. Meyers. Edward p. O'Brien.
George Pauly. Doyles c. White and
William D. Wilson; from pressman at
| S44S per diem and Sc cents per hour TO
pressman at $3.50 per diem and co cents
per hour, Patrick NJ. Kennedy.
| Surface division-From presSman at
| S4-64 per diem and IS cents per hour
to offset pressmen at $3.50 per dieno and
SO cents per hour. Frederick H. Gels
| Ter. Thos. ]. Kelley and Leonard Olree
| From temporary offset pressmen at
| s4.64 per diem and 5S cents per hour to
| temporary offset pressmen at $3.50 per
| Brandt, Harry w. Buell.. William A.
| Burns. William H. Cofey, Paul J. Dant
Henry Wissig, John p. Cordray, George
| f. Henderson and Charles J. ONein
| From pressment at s4.4S per diem and
| Sc cents per hour to pressmen at Sass
| per diem and IS cents per hour Ferdi-
| nand A. Carpenter. John s. Drukker
George NJ. Duncan. Fred Ehline. jr.. Al
! fred Hardesty: Clifford H. Harwood.
Herbert D.. Knight, Alfred E Lam
| ham. William E. Lansdale, William H
| Lawson, Walter l.. Lyddane. Philip F.
| Milton. Frank q. Muckelbauer, John
| Murphy. No. .. Thomas D. Parker. John
S. Reinberg. Richard w Stevens Harry
| l.. Stroh. James II. Sullivan, Cleveland
| J.. Topley. James l.. Ward. Edward NJ.
| Wrtghtson, Dexter +. Daniels Benja-
min c. De Frateau. Frank Fraser. VIII
liam Frohbose. william l.. Laws. Adam
| j. Moessinger. Harry OMeara. James
| a. Reid. Frank j. Scott and Thomas
| S Curtin.
From temporary pressmen at s44s
| per diem and Sc cents per hour to tenn
pcrary pressmen at s4.6t per diem and
oS cents per hour: Harry F. Anderson
John O.. Angevine, Frank S. Bennett
William S Benton. Frank p. Campbell
IIsat,, .
ington, John ]. Callahan. Thomas J.
Cunningham, James De Wise, William
II. Gurnee. Alex Goldman. James F.
Getts. Joseph A. Handiboe. Peter
Hurth, Joseph NJ. Hetherington. Ed
ward j.. Johnson. Gerhardt klamp
Frank Lazarus, Frank b. Mass, Hugh
b. Marsh. Daniel S. Mahoney Albert
w. Moore, George l. Mckee. Mandel
Nathan, Samuel O'Hare. Benjamin Of
fenberg, Charles II. Piggott Richard
A. Purcell, Morgan l.. Rittue, John J.
Ronayne, Henry NJ. Schau. Lemuel V.
Smallwood. Michael c. Scott. Emmett
=. Shields, Louis H Stearnes, Leon
souweine. Robert w. Trimmer James
f. Woodward, George ]. VIII, Mario
Ventura, Philip w. King. Walter c.
Scheller. William r. Duncan. William
iC. Stone, Marcus Markowitz David
Brown, Earle J. ReinberG. Mortimer
Royd. Henry A. Coughlin, Andrew J.
Powell. Edgar f. Caruana, Malcolm
o. Smith. Jerry NJ. Myers Jerome ].
Luck and Frederick w. Klamp
Frederick J. Hofmann and Edmund
c. Robertshaw were appointed tempo
rary plate printers in the printing plant
last week.
Young women who accepted tempo
rary positions as plate printers as
sistants in the bureau last week in
clude Ruth Mcqueen, Ethel Dent, Elsie
6. HALEY. Beatrice A. Waters. Alma
l.. Wesley, Genevieyc E. Hightower.
Effie V. Sewell. Ruth B. s Mozee. Mar
guerette Taylor. Florence \. Zeigler
and NJ. Maud Frank.
The designations of Ruth A. Fitton
Irene Beall and Vera T. Flester were
accepted during the week. They were
employed in the bureau as plate print
crs' assistants.
Mamie V Hawkins has been trans
ferred from operative to plate print
| ers assistant in the printing division
of the bureau.
James T. Harding. Joseph r. RatIey
and Robert B. Forrest have received
appointments as skilled helpers in the
bureau. The appointments tempo
: John H. Chinn was appointed as
skilled helper in the money-making
| plant last week.
permanent appointment as wire
man in the engineering and machine
division was given Fred NJ. Thring
during the week
Offset preSSmen appointed in the
surface division of the bureau during
the week past are William f. Chase
Thomas ]. Flanagan, Walter ]. Nc
Carthy and David Levine. The posi-
| tions are temporary.
; Emmett p. Shields was appointed as
; a temporary pressman in the surface
,.division during the past week.
Charles Schlatter and George w.
Barber have been appointed as en-
gravers in the bureau. They were as
signed to duties in the engraving di-
, | vision.
Howard /. Earle has been given a posi-
, tion as temporary engraver in the en-
r craving division Of the bureau.
, a temporary position as counter was
| | accepted by Mary {. Kershaw during the
r week past. She was assigned to the
stamp perforatng division.
! Eva D. Grasty. Mary ii. Wise. Edith
D c. Edmonds and Clotilda w. Banghan.
Operatives in the printing plant. have