Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-26

William J. Edelin,. John II. A. Awkard,
Stanley w. Thomas. Andrew Dyer,
Charles L. Martin, Edmund NJ. Chaplin,
Henry B. Cox. Earl H. Ross. Emanuel
Bell, Robert NJ. Deans. George H.
Greenfield. Rudolph Lancaster. Frank
T. Wright, Charles B. Munck, Ralph c.
jackson, Charles Cole. Charles w. Hoy
gil and Henry X. Roy, temporary
skilled laborers. % cents per hour.
Separations-Miss Magdalin j. Ivey.
temporary skilled laborer. resigned;
Mrs. Maude w. Duncan, temporary
skilled laborer. resigned; Miss Olive l.
Gilmore, monotype Keyboard operator.
resigned; Arthur E. Barker, clerk. re-
signed; John S. Meenan. probational
clerk. resigned: Benjamin A. Nicholson,
helper, resigned; Louis r. Lippincott,
copy editor, resigned; Horatio Barnum.
compositor, resigned; George F. Open
shaw. Thomas A O'Brien. emergency
messenger boys, resigned: Charles NJ.
Cook, probationa1 messenger boy. re-
signed; James r. Hill. Haywood Camp
bell and Joe Smith, unskilled lsborers, re-
signed
Transfers, etc.-Samuel S. Ford. clerk.
$40 to $40 per annum; Miss Helen Il.
Morrison. clerk, $40 to 5000 per an
mum; Robert f. Brooks. clerk. 5000 to
$1,000 per annum: May A. Cassiday,
clerk, 81 900 to $1,000 per annum: Will
liam E Brockman. clerk, $1,000; to
81, 400: William H. Van Bibber. proof
reader. SO cents per hour, to referee, 90
cents per hour; sZolo V. Lester, ma
chinist's helper. 40 cents per hour, to
monotvpe machinist, so cents per hour :;
Bert f. Blair, pressman, So cents per
hour, to pressman in charge. so cents
per hour: Lewis II. BreswitZ, emer-
gency pressman, 55 cents per hour, to
probational pressman: Francis H. Me-
lick, proofreader, 60 cents per hour;
Charles l.. Barker, skilled laborer, rs
John H. Yates, skilled laborer, s626
per annum, to stockkeeper. S120 per
annum: Miss Agnes j. Brosnan, stock
keeper. 1920 per annum. TO clerk, 1920
per annum; Ernest Z. Whitaker, Jesse
l. Nave and Albert Gise, temporary
linotype operators, TO probational limo
type operators. so cents per hour: Alon-
20 b. Thomson and George \. Forden,
temporary pressmen. to probational
pressmen, 55 cents per hour; Henry c.
Thomson and Charles Arthur Wolcott,
temporary compositors. so cents per
hour. to probational linotype operators,
60 cents per hour: William J. w. Bayly,
Julius e. Diehl and John S. May. help
ers. 35 cents. to 40'cents per hour: Rob-
ert E. Youart. Charles II. Rockwell. Jo-
seph B. ONeal. Willie N NJ. Baldwin
Joseph /. keefer, ]. Frederick Rox-
brough. Garnett Denham and Arthur
s. Jones, temporary compositors, to
probational compositors, so cents per
hour; Ella NJ. Schwarz, Ethel L. Smith,
Ida E. Dent, Helen T. Mccormick, Mary
f. Loveless. Hanna V. Anderson, verna
NJ Ryan; Alverna G. Boswell, Nellie NJ
Wiley. Gertrude ]. Mack. Mary NJ Ste
-phenson, Alberta Jones, Christine c.
Irving, Emma V. NJ. Graham, Corinne
E. Corbin and Maude L. Adams, tenn
porary skilled laborers, to probational
skilled laborers. 25 cents per hour.
Miss Edith NJ. Lawson, daughter of
E. A. NJ. Lawson of the money order
section. will sail from New York Sep
TENDER IS for St. Amalie Isle of St.
Thomas. to become the bride of En-
sign Elmer E. Beach. Mr.. Beach was
private secretary to Admiral Dewey up
to the time of his death and was one of
the witnesses to his Will. He Is a law
yer by profession and a graduate of
Georgetown University. He Is an as
sistant paymaster in the Navy Miss
Lawson is a graduate of the Business
High School of this city, and has been
in business for several years in Con-
necticut avenue.