Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-02

tional elevator conductor. 80 cents Per
hour; Richard Powers, foreman. $2,260.
reinstated; James A. Stockman and
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Mccoy and Taylor c. Hurt. probational
linotype operators, so cents per hour;
William H Ulrigh. Charles r. Stfgler.
Robert P. Smoak> and Fred L. Sanford.
hour; Francis J. McCarroll and John ].
Dacey. probational pressmen. IS cents
per hour.
Separations-George S. Ball. linotype
machinist: Charley w: Hassett. emery
ency pressman. Jess A. Lednum. press
man, attending reserve officers train
ing camp; vallie E. McGinnis, Josie c.
Browne. Edward S. Dudd and James E.
Sheshan skilled d. la nsass resigned;
linotype operators. resigned: Orpheus
B. Williams and Floyd w. Robinson.
skilled laborers. resigned; Laura M.
Ard and Adele Hazard. clerks. re-
signed: James n. Fisher and Philip l..
Ordwein. pressmen. resigned; Herbert
E. James. linotype operator, resigned,
joined officers reserve training camp;
Benjamin Zimmerman. unskilled lab
orer. resigned; Edward ]. Jordan.
Archibald r. Quantrille. probational
pressman.
Transfers. etc.-Ammon H. Holmes.
James !: Wilson. william Smith, Tim, Melvin
Byrd. John Hawkins. Richard White.
Theodore L. Alexander. Hosie v. Price.
Charles H; Harris. John H: Rryson1.
Lille. Joseph H. Taylor. George H. Sim
mons. William NJ. Clarke, William A.
Boyd. jr.. Sheridan Carter. John F. Roy.
John L. Randall. Charles Washington.
George L. Lee. Robert Jones. Edward r.
Jaymes. William Dorsey, Isaac r. Cali
loway. James E. Holmes. Isaac H. Hines.
Grant Hines, Lewis Winkeys William 4.
kins. John s. Felton,. Albert E. Cherry.
Edward Chives. Herbert r. Blakley.
Cornelius Ashton. Willis James. George
Hebron. John H. Brown. William II.
Waites. George A. Maynard. Vert H.
Burrell. Joseph H. Brooks. Vivian H.
Tibbs. Harry S. Davis. Lawrence c.
Edward Swinson, Edward S. Thomas.
James Payne. Robert T. Morgan, Samuel
Dorsey, Herbert Dixon. Albert r. Clark
and Robert Dean. temporary unskilled
laborers. to permanent unskilled laborers.
Is cents per hour.
Guy E. Partridge and Joseph H. Phillips.
compostors. so cents per hour. to maker
ups, so cents per hour.
James Hunter, Henry L. Crampp
James T.. Shrigley. Alonzo F. Harrington
and Shelley X. Kieffer. temporary COM
positors. to probational compositors. so
cents per nOur.
Ernest A. Hurdle. press corrector. to
maker-up. 60 cents per Hour.
Charles NJ Evans. compositor, so cents
per hour. to linotype operator. go cents
per hour.
Miss Margaret Andrews, skilled laborer,
Is cents per hour. to clerk (minor), $720.
per annum.
Miss Emma L. Russell. clerk, s720. to
$50 per annum.
Miss Rose A. Green. clerk, $40, to 5000
per annum.
Mrs. Mary F. Harrison. pressfeeder,
271. cents per hour. to Office helper. IS
cents per hour
S. Earl Cpperman. skilled laborer, 1926
per annum. to assistant messenger, $720
per annum.
Herbert S. Rand. temporary composition.
so cents per hour. to probational linotype
operator. 60 cents per hour.
Miss Nellie c. Leyburn. temporary
skilled laborer. Is cents per hour. to
probational skilled laborer. rs cents per
hour.
Arthur G. Holcombe. probational skilled
laborer. rs cents per hour. to probational
elevator conductor, 80 cents per hour.