Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-29
. hospital to his home and is reported to be

hospital to his home and is reported to be
improving.
Appointments. separations. transfers.
ETC.. in the government printing Office for
week ending Wednesday:
Appointme nts-Charles w Stose. proba-
tional messenger boy. Is cents per hour:
Mrs. Ruth S. Valentine. proba tional
skilled laborer. % cents per hour: Henry
per hour: Elsie s. Hoffman, skilled la
horer. p cents per hour. reinstated:
Charles E. Hills. unsklled laborer. rein
stated, % cents per hour: Louis w. Muller.
office helper. 45 cents per hour. reinstated:
II. Glenn Wolstenholme. laborer. s626
per annum, reinstated: Samuel c. Hin
wood. linotype operator 90 cents per hour.
| transferred from bureau Of engraving and
printing. Porto Rico; Stephen T. Dale
| caster helper. 81 cents per hour. rein
stated: Beatrice Hill and Ella NJ Schwarz
| temporary skilled laborers. % Cents per
hour; H. Paul Snyder, Charles NJ. Sieben.
Schaeff1en. Daniel s. Reagan. William c.
1.ingman. Cornelius J. Brady. Edward J.
Jordan. emergency bookbinders, 80 cents
per hour: Julia Hayden, Mary A. Smith
Elza beth NJ Hanna, emergency press
feeders. % cents per hour; Clarence f.
Rambo. Lawroy E. johnson. proba tional
skilled laborers. % cents per hour Ernest
L. Mcdowell, Charles =. Merkle, Henry
W Cawles. David T. LLOYD. Henry w.
kottmann, Thomas b. Houston. tempo
rary compositors, so cents per hour: Rob
ert Dean. George A. Maynard, John r.
Brown. Herbert Dixon. Albert r. Clark.
Julius f. Fisher. Edward Swinson. Ed
ward S. Thomas, Lawrence c. Smith.
George E. Brown. Samuel Dorsey. Joseph
n. Brooks, Vivian II. Tibbs. Harry s.
Davis. Robert T. Morgan. James Payne.
temporary unskilled laborers, Is cents
per hour.
Separa tions-Irene J. Dent. Ellen AL
len. Beulah C. Harris. Mary NJ. Scan
lon and Ada r. Fentress. temporary
skilled laborers. resigned; William S.
Harrington. Sam II. Reynolds. Samuel
Birbeck and William W. Warner. ener-
gency pressmen. resigned; George Da-
Wis and Charles Gray. temporary I'M
skilled laborers; Jacob Il. Genres jr;
Paul A. Sebastian and William w.
Richardson. skilled laborers. mustered
into the service of the National Guard;
Mrs. Delphine Darling. skilled 1aborer.
resigned; Everett p. Rider. temporary
skilled ]aborer: James r. Brown. Ar
thur J. u. TAFT, Lee c. Brown, August
w. Schickler. Eiffel T. Matter and
La Pierre ellis. skilled laborers. re-
signed William Williams maker-up,
resigned: Thomas A. Wilson. emergency
bookbinder; Ernest A. Watson. proba-
tional book binder. mustered into the
National Guard; Cabell II. Adams. pro-
Rational messenger boy. resigned;
Ralph c. Hargett, helper. resigned and
Walter a. Clarke, oiler, resigned.
Transfers. etc.-Julius S. Parker,
Willis S. James. Strother P. Murray
and John II. Morton, temporary I'M
skilled laborers. to permanent unski1ied
laborers. - cents per hour; Robert 4.
Wine. messenger boy. $500 to $500 per
annum: Raymond A. Carroll. messen-
ger boy, 1913 to S420 per annum; CIar-
ence n. Coates, messenger. 80 to 81
cents per hour: George p. Hedges,
bookbinder. temporary to probationsl.
80 cents per hour: Miss Nelia r. Smith,
pressfeeder. emergency to PROPORTIONAL.
% cents per hour; Mildred \. Nealy,
Ruth Rowley, May f. Smith, Ethel K.
Gallagher. Agnes II. Campbell and
Marguerite +. Roberts. skilled Iaborers.
temporary to probational, p cents per
hour.