Evening star., 1917-05-20


Jesse Clark OF the monotype keyboard
section was called to Baltimore We'd
nesday on account OF the serious ILL
ness of a sister.
William Avis, Jasper e. Snow and
James W. Pike of the watch force have
been absent from duty the past week
due to illness.
The government printing Office chorus.
under the direction of BENJAMIN A.
Lineback of the proofroom. will give a
memorial program Of music and speak
ing Tuesday, May %. in the hall of the
sixth floor.
Miss Iona NJ. Randall. catalosuer in
the public documents Office. is on a
thirty-day visit with her parents in
Brockton. Mass.
Ernest c. Gibson of the linotype sec
tion is confined to his home on account
of illness.
type section announces that his daugh.
ter. Miss Frances Everts. who will
graduate from the George Washington
University June 6, will be married to
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. f. c.
Henry, relatives of Mr.. Everts. Belmont
street and Columbia road.
Luke F. Ludlow is receiving the con-
gratulations of his many friends upon
his promotion as night foreman OF the
bindery. Mr. Ludlow has been assistant
foreman OF the forwarding and finishing
section of the bindery for several years.
separations. transfers. etc. in the gov
ernment printing Office for the week
ended Wednesday, May 16. 1917:
Appointments Bookbinders. Thomas
Norris. Aubrey A. Mayo, Leroy F.
Snoops. Robert c. Grossman. Raymond
rick H. Finnigan, Bernard A. Spell
bring, George Z. FURNACE. Frank w.
Linnemann and George 3. Hedges, tenn
porary; clerk. Miss Dorothy M. Farm
M H.
ham MI
pressmen. Vincent P. Guerriere. Will
lard L. Laws and Oscar " Kelle; mes
senger boys. Harry Friedenberg. Will
liam J; Lohman. jr.; Stanley A. Robin
son. Charles NJ. Cook. John J. Fegan.
Charles A. Sullivan. Everett j.. Inscoe.
Howard Eberly, Meigs Z. Newkirls and
Russell w. Thomas: skilled laborers.
Isaac r. Booth. Alfred Nose, Guy +.
Lancaster. Robert V. Barnes. James q.
Sayles. Curtis j. Smith. William H.
Tippett, Albert \. Dreear. Stephen f.
Rollins, Edward J. Duchesne, Herbert
w. Bryce, John L. Price, Richard NJ
Lieber. Walter Thomas. Shirley $. Ash
borer. female, Miss Alice NJ. Woodland;
temporary skilled laborers, female,
Mrs. Grace NJ. Riley. Mrs. Odean b.
Entzminger, Mrs. Julia Rose. Mrs. Ida
Eleanor NJ. Lyddane, Miss Hilds Nj.
Heine, Miss Ruby E. Teates. Miss Mar
garet T. Mcmahon, Miss Emma f.
Schaefer, Miss Anna E. Stevenson. Miss
Ida E. Dent. Miss Caroline X. Barg-
hansen. Miss Elsie L. Holmes. Miss
Edna c. Williams. Miss Maude G.
Smothers. Miss Katherine v. Eamich,
Miss Essie Bumbry, Miss Irene Beverly,
Miss Alberta Jones. Miss Maude z. Cole.
Miss Susie E. Richardson, Miss Grayce
M. Turner. Miss Mildred B. Pickett,
Miss Mary ]. Scanlon, Miss Flora Z.
Laughton. Miss Fannie v. Wormley,
Miss Mary E. Mudd. Miss Julia E.
Young. Miss Martha H. Cover. Miss
Knott. Miss Anna E. Maenner. Miss
Lillian B. Countee, Miss Nina e. Miller
and Miss Annie M. Sumner: skilled la
borer. temporary. William H. West:
stereotyper. Harry sargeant: and un-
instatement: Thomas II. Miller. rein-
statement; James c. johnson, reinstate-
ment, and Arthur c. Brooks, reinstate.
ment. ~
Separations-Walter III. Evans. eIec-
trician. resigned; Elmer N. May, ma.
chine helper. resigned: John Z. O'Hara,
in charge Of section. resigned: Joseph
Orlando. emergency messenger boy, re-
signed: Matthfw v. Halloran, emer-
gency messengNr boy. resigned: Lock-
David Sherman. skilled laborer. re-
signed: MichaeTJ. Kirby. pressman. re-
signed; JosephsV. Cullen. caster helper,
resigned: Sumpter ]. Oliver, machipA.
helper. resigned: Mason A. Vision,
emergency messenger boy. resigned;
Mrs. Marie e. w. Ross, temporary
skilled laborer. resigned: Mrs. Elsie nj.
Hubbard. temporary skilled laborer, re-
signed: Mrs. Ethel M Rarrick. bander,
resigned: Miss Edith E. Eliason. clerk.
resigned; Miss Elizabeth c. Keir. tenn
porary skilled laborer, resigned; MISC
Ruth e. Burdelle. temporary skilled ~
borer. resigned; Miss Katherine r. Ffa-
herty, bander, resigned; Miss Rachel c.
Waddleton. temporary skilled laborer.
resigned: Miss Rose L. Farmer. tenn
porary skilled laborer, resigned: Mrs.
Sarah v. Rotenbury. machine operator;
Miss Margaret NJ. Morrow: Patrick A.
Hurley. messenger boy; Philip A. Do
Ian. emergency messenger boy; Arthur
J. Thomas. emergency messenger boy.
Transfers. etc.-Joseph w. Schmaling.
from referee, 65 cents an hour. to chief
reviser. 20 cents an hour. proof section:
Charles F. A. Longus, from skilled la.
borer. 25 cents an hour. cutting and
packing section, to elevator conductor,
30 cents an hour, electrical section:
cents an hour, to helper, 80 cents an
hour. presswork division: Miss Dorothy
F. Blackford, from skilled laborer, 25
cents an hour, to helper, 35 cents an
Kent. from bookbinder. so cents an
hour. to binder in charge, 60 cents an
hour. Library binding section; George
H. Awkward. from binder in charge, 60
cents an hour. to assistant foreman, 20
cents an hour. Library binding section;
William L. Curren, messenger boy, of.
fee of the superintendent of docu-
ments. from $375 to $500 per annum:
Howard D. Thomas. messenger boy.
office of superintendent of documents.
from s420 to $500 per annum: Mrs. Ethel
NJ. Barrick. from pressfeeder, 27h cents
an hour. to bander, 80 cents an hour,
presswork division: Mrs. Mary Z.
Whaley. from pressfeeder. 27ls cents
an hour, to bander, 80 cents an hour.
presswork division; Leon L. Leach,
from compositor. SO cents an hour, to
linotype operator, so cents an hour.
from hand section to linotype section:
Charles L. Platz, from skilled laborer.
25 cents an hour, Office of the foreman
OF binding. to watchman, $720 per an
mum. watch force section; Miss Ruth
helper, Office of the superin-
tendent of documents, from $3.50 to $50
helper, $720 per annum, to clerk. SIZE
per annum, office Of the superintendent
of documents: Miss Helen B. Morrison.
clerk, office of the superintendent of
documents. from $720 per annum to
SS40 per annum; Frederick A. White.
from compositor, so cents an hour, to
60 cents an hour. job sec
ton; James E. Veatch, from pressman.
SO cents an hour. to in charge of sec
tion, 20 cents an hour, presswork di-
vision: Charles E. Evans, from linotype
operator, 60 cents an hour, to compost
tor. so cents an hour; Henry H. Smith.
unskilled laborer, from metal section,
office of the superintendent Of work, to
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