Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-11-18

The resolution follows: Resolved. That
effective at once, there shall be elected
by. each chapel in the government
w Gcs Shall ana not be tine cha
man or secretary of the chapel.
all to compose a wage scale commit
tee. whose duties shall be to confer
with the public printer and Congress
with the view of adjusting the wages
Of all members Of No. 1O1 employed
therein.
In the absence of William N; Leavitt.
maker-up in charge on the "Y." docu-
ment (hand) section. Daniel L SAMSON
has been in charge.
Stanley H. Rulings. foreman OF the
monotype section. Is confined to his
home with an attack of tonsilitis.
The "Morcock for President Club
| was formed last Sunday. with Eugene
Andrew president and ]. H. Phillips
secretary. Mr.. Morcock, who is an ex-
president of Columbia Union. is a can
didate for the office Of president. Of
the International Typographical Union
Charles H. Schultz Of the job press
section has been reported as seriously
A substantial truck has Just been
completed in the ONCE shops and added
| to the equipment Of the 10y" for de-
livering work to the foundry.
und.) Tribune is the guest Of John l.
Dilsaver of the night proofroom.
| Clayton L. Haines. mayor OF Charles
Town. W. Va. was the guest OF his
night ee mo M section. last Week.
| Appointments, separations, transfers.
| etc, in the government printing office
for week ending Wednesday, Novem-
Der II. 1917:
| Appointments-John W. Kahn, proba-
tional pressman. 55 cents per hour:
William T. Burke. unskilled laborer, Is
| cents per hour, reinstated; Samuel H.
Keene. probational laborer g. n. ss2s
Hill. emergency monotype keyboard
| operator, 50 cents per hour: Henry
Hust. William e. Guthridge. Levi Gee,
Joseph E. Sardo. James J. Breen. Will
James G. Nottingham. Herbert J.
Greatly. Charles L. Ahern, David E.
Fitzgerald. Reinier Banded. Stephen A.
Walsh and James F. Hess. emergency
John II. Turner. George 8. Marshall.
Thomas Mahon. John J. Fahey and Os-
| car L. Books, emergency pressmen. 55
cents per hour: Edwin L. Bright, Nor
Frederick c. Bair. emergency messen-
ger boys; James w. Hyde, George J.
Blunden. John 7: Stewart. John F.
King, Joseph E. Donelian; Christopher
R. Trimble and Floyd II. Hamilton.
emergency compositors, so cents per
hour: Mckinley W.. Greenfield, tenn
porary unskiIled laborer. rs cents per
hour: Nita H. Richardson, Eulalia C.
Robey. Minnie NJ. Dye. Grace L. Ghorm-
ley. Reita r. Boston, Marion P. Haw-
kins. Margretta E.. Price, Genevfeve n.
Boiti. Bessie NJ. Williams. Emily R.
Johnson. Leah G. Gatlin. Mabel A.
Kuhn and Marion E. Brown. proba-
tional skilled laborers, Is cents per
hour: Max H. Schwartz. Walter A.
|
tershan. Charles SHERMAN, Louis S.
Forsythe, Arthur s. McKenna and Max
Riger, probational bookbinders. so cents
per hour: William c. Dorsey and Sam
uel T. Kennedy. probational linotype
operators. so cents per hour.
4 Separations-Aaron T. Smith, emer-
Eency pressman: Henry p. Conner.
emergency skilled laborer; Sarah A.
bry and Alice NJ. Woodland. temporary
skilled laborers. female: Alonzo B.
Thomson. pressman: James J. Reagan.
bookbinder: Mrs. Mary E. Cooper,
tor conductor; Robert F. Handley, ma
Il chinist helper; Fred H. Brigham, pro-
bational linotype operator: George Lo-
max. unskilled laborer; James P. Ryan,
Stern. tabuiator: John w. Kahn, pro-
bational pressman: James F. Laurey,
probational bookbinder. resigned: Phil
ip L. Gamse, Ashby L. Grayson. Alton
IL. -.
ell N. Draper. Paul H. Raley. Clarence
l A. Ravnall. Robert E. Luckett. Miguel
L. Fernando. Vincent T. Roddy. Charles
r. Dutrow. skilled laborers, resigned:
Thomas H. Collins, William E. Lewis.
Charles c. Fleets. Raymond e. Deery
and Joseph B. Mccartney, messenger
boys. resigned: Annie F. Allen. Cath
B. Burrows. skilled laborers (famale),
resigned: Anna c. Dill and Rose G.
Sheridan. press feeders. resigned.
Transfers. etc--Margaret T. Jones.
creaehe, Nellie e. Hawkins and Marie
e. Crier. skilled laborers. IS cents per
hour. to machine operators. 27A cents
per hour: Elsie Farmer. Mary e. Win
to probationa1 skilled laborers, rs cents
per hour: Henry w. Gawlis. L. LIE Roy
! Hurley. Francis Bender. Charles F.
tional compositors. SO cents per hour.
to probational linotype operators, so
cents per hour: Robert H. Brown,
emergency to probational pressman,. So
; porary to probational linotype oper-
ator. so cents per hour; Louis c. Cum
ningham. bookbinder. 80 cents per
. hour. to machine operator, IS cents per
/. IS cents per hour. to machinist helper
40 cents per hour; Mrs. Edna Hope
. machine operator. PIN cents per hour
to tabulator. $3.50 per day: william A.
Fogarty. pressman. IS cents per hour
hour: Arthur r. Ward, messenger. AZ
:, cents per hour. to clerk (first grade)
! $1,000 per annum: Harry W. Schwartz
!, messenger, $S76.40 per annum. to clerk
a thrst grade). 5000 per annum
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