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

| The following young women. en-
ployed as operatives in the bureau OF
engraving and printing, received IN
creases in salary during the past month:
| Catherine Hancock. Frances ]. Nc
Carthy, Edith P. Magruder, Mary r.
Morgan. Mrs. Lucy Steele. Melissa
Evans. Mrs. Alice NJ Lynch. Agnes T.
Bayliss, Mrs. Ada H. Breen, Garnette
L. Clay. Addie B. Clous. Grace I. Cou-
pard. Mamie A. Cronin. Catherine
Harleston, Mrs. Gertrude F. Moore,
Catherine A E. NIorarty. Louise T.
Tyler. Belle E. Watson. Jessie NJ. Wood
and Carrie A. Beall.
Employees of the bureau promoted TO
press cleaners at an increase In wages
during the past month are benjamin
Brown. Robert Carter. BENJAMIN r.
Parker. walter P Drew, Alfred j.
| Munnerlyn. Charles Baker, Thomas
Broddie. James Thomas. Nathaniel G.
Stevenson, Warren P. Jackson, John X
Holland and Ernest Blair.
Samuel Elder Of the engineering and
machine division of the bureau has
| been promoted from machinist at $40
per diem to working foreman at 5000
per diem.
In the engineering and machine division
during the past month the following ma
chinists were promoted from S4.40 per
diem to $3.50 per diem: William T. J.
Davidson, Ignatius J. Farley. James j.
Murray. Thomas w. Nugent. Bert L.
Beach, jr., Lawrence f. Dolan, Clarence
C. Doyle. John A Duffy. Posey V. Hall.
Joseph v. Heany, Robert Lyon, Albert
Michaud. William p. ORegan. waiter T.
Reedy, Frank E. Rich. Albert c. Sanity.
William ODonnell, Edward P. Watson and
Ed R. Williams.
Electricians in the engineering and ma
chine division at $40 per diem who were
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sion OF the bureau last month at $3.50
per diem include Frederick S. Benham,
John w. DeGroot. William B. Freeman.
George NJ. Lands. James NJ. Leckie,
David S. Miller, George w. Riley: San,
ford B. Stearns, Fred E. Blood and Oswald
Finer.
Carpenters in the engineering and ma
chine division whose wages were increased
from 81. 90 per diem to 81. 40 per diem last
month are Willie W. Gaton. John s.
Feister. Orrin w. Miller. Arthur E. Rab-
bitt and John T. Wells.
worthington r. Bean has been promot-
ed from Assistant engineer at $3.50 per
diem to assistant engineer at IS.
Assistant engineers in the engineer
ing and machine division whose sal
aries have been increased from $4S2
per diem to s4.4S per diem in the past
month include Ernest Dietz, William
D. Hayes, William NJ. Leonard. James
E. Newman and James A. Williams.
Theodore A. Bodine. Edward N.
Riley and William K. Waple have been
diem to s4.4s per diem.
Henry B. Rhodes has been made
head fireman in the engineering and
machine division at an increase in
salary.
Firemen in the engineering and ma
chine division receiving an INCREASE in
wages during the month OF August are
Guilford NJ. Cannon. George R. Garri-
son, John R. Hartley, Ernest 8. Martin.
Alvah r. Orcutt.
P. Henry Davis. foreman of plumb
ing. has been given an increase in
Charles G. Hainsworth and Paul A.
Viereck employed as plumbers in the
engineering and machine division OF
the bureau, were given higher wages
last month.
Fred B. Hallock, expert lock filter
in the bureau. has been given salary
increase from $3.50 per diem to 1884
per diem during the past month.
An increase in wages has been given
Thomas H Green. William F. Wilkin-
son. William E. 'O'Neill. Harry f.
Stratmeyer and Clarence P. Brewer.
The following plate printers assist
the stamp perforating division of the
bureau at an increase in wages last
month: Mrs. Minnie F. Byars. Ella G.
Thompson, Mrs. Belle r. Conrad. Mrs.
Julia E. Collins. Mrs. Rena NJ. Bowen,
Margaret A O'Connor. Katherine V.
Myers, Anna e. Dawson. Myla T. Heller,
Doris S. Grimes and Sadie B. Warters.
Robert r. Frank was promoted last
month from assistant foreman in the
bureau numbering division, at $3.50
same division. at $5.44 per diem.
Machinists George J. Bradbury and
John c. O'Loughlin of the numbering
division of the printing plant have
!, 1,A,r call rin ;yo oad
Albert II. Huber has been promoted
to machinist in the wetting division at
$3.50 per diem.
An increase in salary has been given
Williams and John H. Tatspaugh. They
are employed in the printing division
of the bureau.
William F. Carlin and William C.
Hitler, skilled helpers in the printing
division. received a salary increase
last month.
George r. Rock and William ].
Dooley. pressmen in the surface divi |
sion of the bureau at S44S per diem, |
have been promoted to assistant fore
men in the same division, at SIS per diem
diem.
Pressmen in the surface division who
received an increase in salary during
the past month include Frank J. Scott.
Frank Fraser, Dexter Y. Deniels, Will
lard L. Laws, James A. Reid and Harry
D. O'Meara.
John B. Irving of the examining d.
vision OF the bureau has been promoted
from plate printer at piece rates to
final examiner of plate printing at a
salary of 1892 per diem.
Charles Drexilius, a machinist in the
examining division. has been given an
Increase in wages from S4.48 per diem
to $3.50 per diem.
A higher rate of wages was given
Warren S. Dent and Roland s. Will
liam last month. They are employed
as skilled helpers in the examining
division Of the bureau.
William T. Hendrix, a ,nachinist in
the stamp perforating division. was
promoted in salary last month from
s44s per diem to $3.50 per diem
Machinist Sterrett E. McNu1ty re-
ceived an increase in wages during the
month from s4.4S per diem to $3.50
per diem His duties are performed
in the stamp cumming division of
the bureau.
Joseph Z. Hall, a machinist in the
stamp book and coil division of the
bureau. received a promotion in salary
during the month.
John c. Rout and Edward L. Tucker
of the engraving division have been
promoted from machinists at $4.4S per
diem to machinists at $3.50 per diem
Draper F. Horton and Richard Ward
have been appointed offset pressmeu
in the bureau surface division
Leo A Sims accepted a position as
pressman in the bureau last week He
was assigned to the surface division.
Henry I. Wilson. jr., has been ap-
pointed as a temporary plate printer
in tho bureau.