Evening star., 1917-10-14
-nited Snanish War Veterans.

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John S. Burnside. maker-up in charge
| (chief imposer), document ChanD sec
| ton. returned to the office Tuesday
upon the expiration of thirty days
| leave. seventeen days being passed at
| Atlantic City. He was accompanied by
| his wife and daughter.
! Miss Julia Burke of the monotype
| keyboard section returned to work the
first of the week after a months vaca-
! ton spent at her former home, st.
| Louis.
| Edward Davis of the monotype key
! board section returned to work last
! week after a short trip to his home In
| Columbus. Ohio.
Public speakers addressed the various
divisions in the office during the week
in behalf of the liberty loan, and the
enthusiasm with which their patriotic
talks were greeted augurs well for a
good showing by the employees of the
! printing Office in purchasing bonds.
Appointments, separations, transfers,
etc. in the government printing office
for the week ending Wednesday:
Appointments-Frank B. Jones and
Willard E. Carey, probationary COM
positors: Miss Margaret NJ. Morrow,
| folder. reinstatement: Harry c. Murray
| and Miss AlmaG. Hill, emergency mon
| otype keyboard operators; Miss Julia
| W. Riley. machine operator: RAYMOND
NJ. Rollins. Edward A. Griffith. William
! A Noel and William E. Luskey. tenn
| porary messenger boys; John F. Hig-
| u.
John NJ. Wright and Max ]. Martin, pro-
| bationary pressmen; William F. She'll
man. skilled laborer, reinstatement;
! Eugene T. Butler. Joseph B. Reid,
George F. Wallace. Joseph E. King.
Mrs Dolores Peyton, Mrs. Ethel NJ. Ly-
ons. Miss Oneida HopeweI. Miss Evelyn
G. Johnson. Miss Ethel L. CLANCY. Miss
Ethel p. Virgins. Miss Ruth B. Wat
| ers. Miss Minerva G. Freeman. Miss
Amanda S. Monroe. Miss Marie E. Bar
rett. Miss Clara G. Brown. Miss Made
! line E. Nash and Miss Patia Smith, pro-
bationary skilled laborers; Mrs. Flor
ence E: Brown, Miss Annie E. Evans.
Ewing and Miss Mamie Ravnall, tenn
| porary skilled laborers: Floyd Hunter,
! John E. GetZ. Irving Sander, Ernest
| F. Dorsey. Floyd H. Hamilton and Vic
| tor B. Wheatley, emergency skilled la
| borers: Oscar Lfndquist, probationary
| bookbinder.
| Separations-Claude NJ. Morris. tenn
porary bookbinder. resigned: Edwin
" schultze, caster helper; Joseph A.
! Cooksey, clerk: Lyell L. Anderson, help
er. resigned; Harry NJ. Tucker. mes
senger boy, resigned: Nicholas A.
Genaro. probationary messenger boy
Mrs Edna o: Smart. pressfeeder. re-
signed: Mrs. Barbara NJ. Eisler, emer-
/ gency pressfeeder, resigned; Charles a.
Tweedale, skilled laborer, resigned;
Miss Bridget NJ. Mcnamara. skilled la
borer. resigned: Raphael A. Mason, pro-
bationary skilled laborer, resigned:
William B. Hall, temporary skilled la
| borer. resigned: William w. Dunn, tenn
porary skilled laborer. resigned: James
l.. Turner, temporary skilled laborer.
! resigned: William H. Dyer, temporary
skilled laborer, resigned; Theodore S.
Alexander. unskilled laborer, resigned: ::
Edwin A. Taylor, unskilled laborer. re-
signed.
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$1,000 to $500 per annum. Office Of
| superintendent of documents.
| Norris w. Quincy. counter in charge,
40 cents an hour, to counter. 35 cents
an hour. presswork division.
| John J. Meehan. plumber, from so
cents an hour, to 65 cents an hour, engi-
neer section.
Joseph c. Cardwell, Frank Rowley,
John E. Hassler, Harry B. Yates, Fred
| erick Wusthofr, Leonard Kukart and
| James j. Buckley, from bookbinder, so
| cents an hour. to machine operator. 55
cents an hour. forwarding and finishing
section.
Frank J. Mann. from messenger boy.
$500 per annum. Office of superintend-
ent Of documents, to skilled laborer. 25
cents an hour, pamphlet binding section.
| Charles l.. Simmons. from oiler, 80
cents an hour. to helper. 40 cents an
hour. engineer section; Robert H.
| Chase. stockkeeper, from 45 cents an
hour to so cents an hour. stores divi-
sion: James H. Camper. compositor, SO
cents an hour, to proofreader, so cents
an> hour, monotype section; Harry B.
| Rohrbaugh and Charles H. Piggott.
| tionary pressmen, presswork division:
Miss Elizabeth Clauser. Mrs. Claiborne
H. Simms and Mrs. Hattie D. Baird,
from skilled laborer, rs cents an hour.
to machine operators, 271a cents an
hour, ruling and sewing section: Mrs.
Nnlo T Ire E1A Av1}0 pfrcr
Miss Mary A. Stack. Mrs. Mary E.
Moriarty. Miss Viola J. Herndon, Miss
Mildren B. Pickett, Miss Katherine V.
Eamich, Miss Florence B. Moten, Miss
Evelyn c. Powell. Miss Caroline r.
Barghausen. Miss Lessye A. Tucker,
Miss Martha c. Harralson. Miss jose
phine Mckee. Miss Florence NJ. Whyte,
Miss Alma c. Peterson and Miss Julia
L. Berkeley. from temporary to proba-
tionary skilled laborers; Vernon r.
Wakefield. from skilled laborer. 25
cents an hour. monotype section, to
helper, 35 cents an hour. proof section:
Elmer S. Kyler. from skilled laborer, Is
cents an hour, pamphlet binding sec
ton. to elevator conductor. electrical
section; Leon E. Murray. from skilled
laborer. 25 cents an hour, ruling and
sewing section, to elevator conductor,
30 cents an hour. electrical section:
Otto Van Duyne, skilled laborer. 25
cents an hour ruling and sewing sec
tlOn, TO counter, % cents an r.,
ruling and sewing section; John L. |
Randall, from unskilled laborer to
probationary skilled laborer, pamphlet |
binding section. and Alvin A. Tate, |
from temporary unskilled laborer to
permanent unskilled labor. forwarding |
and finishing section. i
Robert A. Johnson Of the proofroom.
for more than twenty-five years an em-
ploye in the government printing office.
died Wednesday at his residence, 26 I
~, 4.
illness Funeral services were held at
the late residence Saturday morning.
followed by high reqtiem mass at st.
Aloysius Church at $50 o'clock. Mr..
at the time of his death. was born in
Greenville. ILL., He is survived by his
widow and two grown daughters.
w. c. Lambert of the day proofroom
took in the world series ball games at
New York.