Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-12
BUREAU OF ENGRAVING
AND PRINTING.

The following young women received
temporary appointments as plate print
ers assistants in the bureau of en-
craving and printing during the week
past: Sarah c. Richards. Mrs. Louise
l.. Lewis. Ethel ]. Gessford, Carolyn B.
Cooper, Eva Holland, Mrs. Bessie C..
Thomas, Marguerite Z. Mason. Valerie
Turner. Sadie +. Costin. Mrs. Helen NJ
Goodspeed. Mary S. Booth, Veronica +.
Colbert, Helen c. Clark. Beatrice A. Dor
sey. Ethel l.. Caldwell. Mabel f. Boyd,
Ethel NJ. DALEY. Marion l.. Russell Mrs.
Nellie J. Cusick, 1nez E. Dale, Annie d.
Donnelly, Ethel l.. Dorsey, Elizabeth
Grasty, Cora w. Calian, Namoi A.
Mrs. Annie c. Frock, Minnie B. Green
Ernestine T. Driscoll. Mamie Lucas
Lulilla c. Bealton. Beatrice II. Harkuns
Cornelia L. Boone. Mable NJ. Edmonds.
Lenora Sayies. Sybil l.. Will. Caledonia
l. Brooks. Mary J. Brooks, Maud G.
Boyd. Amy r. Madison. Ella L. Dunn.
Elizabeth NJ. Jackson. Bessie r. Nc
keever. Irma NJ. Alligood. Catherine D.
Myers, Laurinda G. Nesbitt, Matte Hay
wood. Ethel H. Watson. Emma Beasley,
Estelle Shumate, Cora Held. Elenora NJ
Jackson. Annie B. Green, Elizabeth
Whitefeld, Margaret L. Ways. Rachel Fl.
Gusts. Mignonette z. Davis. Bessie +.
conway, Mrs. Bertha NJ. Davis. Carrie Z.
a
S. Davis, Grace F.. Chapman, Mrs. Bessie
V. Dodson and Mrs. Helen f. Dixon.
The designations of the following plate
printers assistants were accepted by
Director Ralph during the week:
Ora +. Coakley, Carolyn B. Wise. Ar
thur s. Cudmore. Helen A. Bergman.
Irene r. Beckett, Mamie +. Moore. Flor
inc NJ. Camper. Nancy II. Sager and
Edna P. c. Maxwell
Philip W. Kunz and William D. Camp
bell have resigned their positions as
temporary pressmen in the surface di
vision of the bureau.
Sylvan NJ. Goodyear. temporary offset
pressman in the surface division, re-
signed last week.
Plate printers resigning their posi-
lions in the money-making plant last
week are Robert F.. Williams John \.
Johns and Gilbert G. Mcdonald.
Cynthia l.. Johnson and Annie B.
Charions We're appointed operatives in
the bureau last week and assigned for
duty in the surface division.
Jessie S. JohncoX accepted a position
rs operative in the binding division of
the bureau during the week past.
jeanette NJ. McTwiggan and Alice
Thomas have been appointed as opera
tives in the surface division.
Mary Banagan. printers assistant in
the printing division of the bureau, ten
dered her resignation last week.
Charles Voelker and William F. Man
ming, plate printers in the bureau. died
suddenly during the past week.
Oscar p. Anderson. custodian of
presses in the printing division. will re-
sumo his duties in the bureau early
this week. Mr.. Anderson is spending
ten days of his annual leave on a vaca-
ton with his family in Maryland.
George Garrison Of the engineering
and machine division has returned to
the bureau after a vacation of several
days.
Y. Blackowski. a painter in the en-
eineering and machine division of the
bureau. returned to his duties last
Wednesday. following a vacation Of one
week.
George l. Martin plate printer IN sec
ton of the printing division. who has
been confined to his home for the past two
weeks on account OF illness. is reported to
be regaining his health.
The following employees Of the engineer
ing and machine division are spending a
week end recreation fishing trip at Guam
tico: W. r. Berry. George Jacobs. Gus
Willie, ]. NJ. Leckie. ]. A. Williams James
Kerr and Harry Singleton.
Lieut.. Conrad Hoffman of the Medical
Reserve Corps. formerly a--pressman in
the surface division of the bureau. visited
friends in the printing plant last Thurs
day.
t. O. Pillow. painter in the engineering
and machine division. will return tomor-
row fron vacation of two weeks spent in
Norfolk Va.
Jacob Beck foreman OF laborers in the
engineering ana machine DIVISION VIII re-
port for duty in the bureau tomorrow
after taking portion of his annual leave
He spent the time with his family visiting
towns in upper Maryland
James OLeary, chief of the belt lacers
in the engineering and machine division.
will leave Washington tomorrow for "A
visit of week to the mountains of
Virginia.
James Murray. machinist in section of
the printing division. returned TO the bu-
reau last Wednesday,. after enjoying a
vacation of several days.
Harry Rhodes of the engineering and