Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-04-22

Joseph r. Ford, Wallie Hamilton.
Charles Coates and Edward Sheppard,
emergency unskilled laborers. rs cents
per hour; Thomas H. Collins. William
B. Darlington. Cletus D. Lesher, Ed
w. Hawkshaw. Arthur J. Thomas and
Raymond v. George, emergency mes
! senger boys. Is cents per hour; Gilbert
81. Haas, Clayborne George, Morris HI.
Murray, Raymond Mcconnell and Ro-
land o. Groomes, temporary skilled la
borers. 70 cents per hour; Frances A.
McGhan. Elizabeth G. Gocksey. Mar
garet A. DAILY. Alice S. Henson, Mae
e Deery, Mary l. Robinson. Mary A.
TAFT. Ethel E. Mann. Eva E. Duckett,
Madeline c. Simpson. Ethel Carter, Eva
NJ. Holland, Eva P. Riddick, Calanthe
p. M. Coggins. Viola NJ Baumgartner,
Gertrude H. Stokes, Gertrude H. Ev-
erett, Elsie NJ: Peyton, Maude L. Wag-
ner, Evelyn v. Carter, Mrs. Bertha B.
Lomack, Mrs. Annie B. Parks, Mrs
Louise M. Browne, Mrs. Hazel d. Boone,
Mrs. Sarah c. P. Lewis and Mrs. Lillian
Gibbs, temporary skilled laborers, fe-
Trimble and James T.. Shrigley, tempo
rary compositors. SO cents per hour
Charles A. Munzner. temporary book
binder, SO cents per hour; Charles B.
Chandler, John S. Corridor and Carl NJ.
Skinner, probational skilled laborers. %
cents per hour; Miss Margaret r. Toner,
probational pressfeeder. 25 cents per
hour; Vincent j. Hart. messenger boy,
8 cents per hour. reinstated; John S.
Hillyard, skilled laborer. 25 cents per
hour. transferred from Department of
Interior, and Miss Bessie w. Fuge Miss
Fannie L. Madella. Miss Aramenta H.
Miss Nellie E. Hawkins and Miss Marie
e. Crier, probational skilled laborers
tfemale), 20 cents per hour.
Separations.
Mary P. McCallum, Mary NJ McNa-
NEE. Annie NJ Jones. temporary skilled
laborers. resigned: Ambrose Richard
son. Alphonsis w. Schwabel, Eugene C.
Natter. William W. Duncan, probation
al skilled laborers. resigned: William
H. Covert. compositor probationary,
resigned: Louis W. Muller helper, re-
signed; Henry Rabinowitz, temporary
skilled laborer: Andrew c. Butsch, pro-
rational pressman. resigned; Alfred j.
Baker. caster helper, resigned; John W.
+. Bell. skilled laborer. resigned; Henry
Frahm. bookbinder. resigned; George r.
Erler. bookbinder; Leroy Evans, mes
senger boy, resigned; William NJ Will
son. mailer. resigned; Charles A. Nor
gan. copy editor; Samuel T. Kennedy,
temporary compositor. resigned.
Transfers, Etc.
Mrs. Bertha D. Brown. Miss Mary
Lappin. temporary skilled laborers. to
probational skilled laborers, 25 cents
per hour; Henry A. Sweeney. John J.
Dolan. jr.. messenger boys, $500 per an
mum. to skilled laborers. s626 per an
mum: John c. Ballard, Paul s. Fogle,
messenger boys. 1915 to s420 per an
mum: Roland H. Spence. Harvey H.
Graves. messenger boys. $500 to $500
per annum: Stephen A. Miller. messen-
ger boy. $500 per annum, to skilled la
borer. 25 cents per hour; Charles w.
Mcdonald. messenger boy. Is cents per
son. skilled laborer. 25 cents per hour
to helper, 80 cents per hour: J. Anthony
Gallagher. Thomas F. Silk. skilled la
borers. 25 cents per hour. to helpers. 80
F. Fleming. skilled laborers. 25 cents
per hour. to helpers. S5 cents per hour;
Wilver Conner. Harry F. Ismer. Harry
B. Matchett. jr. skilled laborers. %
cents per hour: Edward A. Newman.
Ralph c. Hargett, helpers. 80 cents per
hour. to helpers. IS cents per hour;
Bernard c. Combs. assistant messenger
boy. 500 per annum. to helper. $3.50 per
annum: Harry Matthews, helper, 40
cents per hour. to SO cents per hour;
John F. Scott. stockkeeper, 40 cents per
hour. to 40 cents per hour; Thomas J.
O'Connor. helper, $3.50 per annum. to
mailer. $40 per annum; John c. John
son. skilled laborer. ss2s per annum, to
assistant messenger. $40 per annum;
John H. A. Fowler. skilled laborer,
S626 per annum, to counter, 80 cents
per hour: Carl Van White, pressman in
charge. IS cents per hour. to pressman,
55 cents per hour; Miss Celeste s.
Smith. skilled laborer, 25 cents per
hour. to machine operator. 271s cents
per hour.