Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-05

| ton is taking a weeks vacation, which
he will spend in New York city.
| H. ]. Gaylor of the night proofroom
| and Mrs. Gaylor, accompanied by Bruce
Austin of the job section and Mrs.
Austin, made trip to Solomons Island
| last Sunday
| G. R. Merriam of the night document
| thand) section has been granted leave
of absence and will spend his vacation
in Vermont.
The delegates representing Colum bia
| Typographical Union to the 1nterna-
j tional Typographical Union convention,
! which will open at Colorado Springs,
| Col, week from tomorrow, will leave
this city during the week, accompanied
their families. L. D. Brandon and A.
| w. Bowen of the government printing
| office and Charles D. Deming, the down
town delegate, will go to Cincinnati
and then to St Louis, where they will
board the Missouri special" where a
| large number of the eastern delegates
will join them. Delegate w. A. Kin
solving and Joe NJ. johnson, agent of
the Union Printers Home, will later
accompany party as far as Cincinnati
and go by way of Chicago to the west.
Mrs. Otis j. Singleton, wife Of 0. j.
Singleton Of the proofroom. and Mrs.
Stanley H. Rulings and Miss Davita Rid
ings. wife and daughter Of Foreman Rid
sngs OF the mo1otype section, have gone
to Missouri, where they will visit Srela-
| tives and friends for the next six weeks.
A
and Mrs Stidham left today for Texas,
where they will spend their annual va
cation.
/ Copy Editor j. D. Lyon of the proof
room has as guests at his home two nieces
of Roanoke, Va, the Misses Glenna and
Flora Lyon
! Appointments, separations. transfers.
etc. in the government printing Office
for week ending Wednesday. August /,
are announced as follows:
Observation-Disclosures L. Nave, tenn
porary linotype operator, 60 cents per
hour: Lloyd NJ. Patterson, emergency
per hour: Daniel J. Ryan. probational
bookbinder, so. cents per hour: Louis
] Bresemer, emergency bookbinder. so
| cents per hour; Mrs. Alice I. Campbell.
| clerk. reinstated; Miss Carrie l.. Blick,
skilled laborer, transferred from bu-
! reau of engraving and printing; James
A. Simmons, unskilled laborer, rein
| stated; Louis J. Cavanaugh. emergency
pressman, So cents hour; Joseph L.
| Soper. Charles E. Kendrick. Herbert A.
| Robertson, Gilbert w. st. Clair. Ernest
B. Hancock. William o. Parsons. Otis E.
Basin, Raymond H. Birch. Thomas s.
/ Richardson, John r. Fletcher. Frederick
c. Rogerson. Harry I. McNamee. Francis
NJ. Taylor and Owen A. Madigan. proba-
| tional messenger boys, Is cents per
| hour; Alpheus Scholl and Arthur S.
Jones, temporary compositors, so cents
per hour: Martin DeWaters, temporary
compositor, so cents per hour; George
n. Hallback. Edward Young. Charles
bans G naness + Nelson sGy w aeo1ge "
I, Banks. James T. Clark, Robert L Henry
and George P. Mills, temporary un-
skilled 1aborers; John S. Noonan, clerk,
$1,000 per annum, and Edith r.
| Schroell. Faith Kohl. Helen L. Branden-
berg and Mary Banagan. probationaI
skilled laborers. rs cents per hour.
machine operator: Louis ]. Campbell.
clerk; Homer NJ. Mohr, linotype operator;
| William j. Schnabel, bookbinder: Law
| renee w. Trumbull, assistant messenger:
Townsend NJ. Lucas. skilled labcrer; Louis
c. Vogt. estimator and jacket writer;
Hynes E. Terry, helper; Innis r. Skinner,
| temporary unskilled laborer; William T.
Windsor, messenger boy: Daniel s. Her
cog. caster helper. mustered into the
| service; Richard T. Turner. messenger
| boy; Joseph w. Edwards.s unskilled la
| borer: George w. Shaffer. compositor:
| Harper J. McClurg. prqofreader: Bernard
L. Douglas. counter; II. Paul Snyder.
| emergency bookbinder:: Morris H. Murray,
| temporary skilled laborer. resigned;
Katie L. Dean. Belle B. Bright, Anna NJ
| Bradshaw, emergency press feeders; Jo-
seph H. Mcclure. Alexander Burke.
George B. Johnston. Walter C. Scheller
| Philip w. Kunz. Edward Dering, Malcolm
E. Bradley. Richard A. Hassett. Abraham
! D. Langley. Louis H Stern. George w.
Evans, Peter e. Jones, Walter J. Barbee,
| Frank Venture. Hugh b. Marsh, emer-
gency pressmen: Charles H. Robnston
| David A. Harmon. Raleigh o. Bell, Vic
i. tor ". Dickson, John A. Davis, skilled Ia
| borers, resigned; Thomas NJ. Dolan. A.
| Graham Sandifer, emergency messenger
boys. resigned.
| Transfers, etc.-Charles w. Mcdonald
| messenger boy. s375 to $420 per annum; ,
| William L. Curren, messenger boy. $420
| to $500 per annum: Miss Amanda Craig
pressfeeder, .2712 cents per hour to as
| sistant messenger. $3.50 per annum .
George B. Hedges, temporary to pro-
bationaI bookbinder, so cents per hour;
| George G. Wilson, jr., emergency to pro-
bational messenger boy, Is cents per hour;
Miss Mary E. McGrath. skilled laborer.
| $685., to assistant messenger. S720 per
| annum: Holloway Bethea, skilled laborer.
| % cents per hour, to skilled laborer, 1926
| per annum; Harvey H. Graves, messenger
boy. $500. to laborer. $626 per annum:
Miss Aurelia NJ. Canaday. temporary
skilled laborer. 25 cents per hour. to $626
per annum: Jos. B. Fitzgerald. messenger,
81 to $40 per day; Harry @. Heiges.
] 60 cents per hour: Frank ]. Newton,
messenger boy. $375 to s420 per anhum:
| Andrew 5. Dening, messenger boy. $3.50
to $500 per annun: Mrs Adelaide F.
| Barnes. skilled iaborer, $626 per annum, to
assistant messenger, 1920 per annum;
William Fl. Skinner. Charles B. Austin.
Paul T. Butler. skilled laborers, rs cents per
hour. to caster helpers. IS cents per hour;
Marguerite F. Roberts. Ethel r. Gal
bell. May E. Smith. Ruth RowIey. May
| Haynes. Mary J. Malone. Edna 10. Clarke.
| temporary skilled laborers. to probatfonal
skilled laborers, Is cents Der hour.