Evening star., 1917-01-07
ic Gale. temporary painter; Clarence v.
Jolley, temporary painter.

1c Gale, temporary painter; Clarence v.
Jolley, temporary painter.
Transfers, etc-Daniel V. Chisholm,
superintendent of work, $500 per an
mum. to deputy public printer. $4,000: T.
Frank Morgan, foreman Of printing and
assistant superintendent of work, $1,000
per annum. Office of foreman of printing,
to superintendent of work, $500 per an
mum; Fletcher Bowden, assistant fore
man, to foreman Of printing and assist
ant superintendent of work. $500 per an
chine operator: John J. Burns. book
binder. to machine operator; Mrs. Eva
F. Fischer and Mrs. Fannie B. Meade
skilled laborers. to machine operators;
temporary unskilled laborer: Miss Stella
NJ. Osborne. skilled laborer. to matron.
$500 per annum; Charles S. Bastian.
emergency compositor, to temporary COM
positor: Charles w. Mcdonald. temporary
messenger boy. to messenger boy;
Sumpter J. Oliver. helper. to machine
helper; Mark A. Clavelox. counter, to
helper: Mrs. Myra B. Belts. bander. to
bander: Henry F. Finkenhoefer. emer-
gency compositor. to permanent compost
to helper; Frank Johnson. maker-up. to
compositor; Daniel J. Mccarthy. proof
reader. to reviser: Charles Henry, mes
senger. to clerk. $500 per annum: George
to probational messenger boy: Stanley A.
Shaner. messenger boy. to skilled laborer.
linotype section. and Miss Jessie B.
Brush. press feeder. rs cents per hour to
2712 cents per hour.
Interest in typographical union elec-
tfons to be held in the spring Is be-
ginning to develop in many quarters.
The names Of several members of Co
lumbia Union are being mentioned for
the various offices: among them being
chapel and Charles Deming Of the
Herald for delegate honors to the l. T.
U. convention from the down -town
chapels. In the government printing
w. A. Knsolving Of the night proof
room and A. L. Huss Of the night mono
type section as possible candidates for
the Office OF delegate. The friends of
room are putting his name forward as
a candidate for president of the union.
but no definite announcement has been
secured from Mr.. Bodenhamer.
has received copy of the Indian Lead
er. published by the Haskell Institute
Lawrence. Kan. under the direction of
William c. Beddo. editor and instructor.
ton resigned last Monday to enter the
employ Of the Intertype Corporation as
salesman. with headquarters at Jack
sonville, Fla.
the document (hand) section. has been
detailed to the linotype section as an
operator.
Miss ]. Grace Johnson returned to her
desk in the proofroom Tuesday after a
two-week holiday visit in Connecticut.
Paul Scarf of the linotype section took
six days leave during the holidays.
A. w. Bentz, compositor in the day
monotype section. after several weeks
illness. has returned to the office.
On the past weeks sick list in the
document (hand) section were Laura
B. Gordon. J. l.. Getman, John c. Sulli-
van and c. X. Strib1ing.
Daniel J. McCarty. in charge Of copy
and revises in the specifications end of
the proofroom. received an increase in
salary Tuesday.
J. z. Genres of the linotype section
spent the Christmas holidays with his
parents at Tower City. Pa.
team defeated Ralph Murdock of the
G. P. o. Bowling League recently by a
score Of 2 to ].
DIR. L. II. Swain joined the day proof
room chapel Tuesday. having been
transferred from the night force.
Clint Price of the day proofroom re-
turned to work Tuesday. after several
weeks confinement at home. the result
of an accident While going home from
work he slipped on the ice, spraining
his wrist and fracturing a bone in the
forearm.
NJ. n. Serrano, who has been on the
sick list. reported for duty in the night
proofroom the first of the week.
Augustus /. Stevens. formerly an ex-
tensive contractor in Troy, N. Y.
brother-in-law of Philip s. Steele OF
the document Chand) section. passed
away at his residence in this city dur
ing the week.
w. r. Love was acting timekepeer In
the document thand) section during
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