Evening star., 1918-07-21
Government Printing Office.

Appointments. separations. promo
tions. etc. in the government print
ing ONCE for week ending Wednesday
are announced as follows:
Appointments-Mic Roman, pro-
bational watchman; Hugh D. chinn,
Colin c. Mcpherson. Edward T. offutt.
probational messenger boys; Tyler
Mclean, Leonard r. Harris, proba-
tional elevator conductors; Mrs. Mary
g. Stephens, Mrs. Elizabeth T. Gleeson.
emergency press feeders: James M.
Wiley. Charles Peckeweo. Draper F.
Horton, William H. Burcaw, David B.
Mahoney. Harry B. Rohrbaugh. emer-
gency pressman; Frank T. Bruton.
James J. Douglas. probational press
men: John Cole, emergency book
binder; Michael J. Shea, probational
electrotype molder; Edna N. Humes.
Miss Sarah C. Dawson, Mrs. Margaret
Kenny, Mrs. Edna G. Wheatley, Mrs.
Isabelle T. Bennett, Mrs. Edna NJ.
Moore. Miss Ruth K. Mcqueen, Mrs.
Julia B. Davis. Miss Margaret NJ. CAL
langher, Miss Grace G. Roper. Mrs.
Ida v. Hatch, Mrs. Maggie Walter.
Miss Anna K. Weiss. Miss Catherine
e. Burke. Miss Frances J. Sweeney.
Mrs. Mary S. Newcomb. Miss Lottie
Hutchins. Mrs. Mary I. Owens. Mrs.
Efie e. Lewis, Miss Lillian J. Walton,
Mrs. Helena L. Parkhurst, Miss Mary
T. Stack. Mrs. Ellen O'Brien. Miss
Kathleen NJ. Harlow. Mrs. Bertha M.
Backenheimer. Mrs. Olive P. Miller.
Miss Sadie T. Sweetman. Miss Anna
Tuoby. Miss Hattie II. Perkins, Mrs.
Fannie n. Rittue. Miss Rosa B. Ridg-
ley, Miss Florence G. Smith, Mrs. Jo-
sephine 81. Hanacher: Miss Elsie M.
Wright, Mrs. Anna L. Swink. Mrs.
Fannie Raboy. Miss Virginia Smith,
Mrs. Mary McGinnell. Mrs. Pauline 2.
Wise. Mrs. Ellen Schrum. Mrs. Mar
garet A. Kettley, Mrs. Ruth c. Chock-
ley, Miss Dora II. Jarrett, Miss Eliza
beth A. Egan. Mrs. Josephine Work.
Mrs. Nora Geary. Miss Margaret NJ.
Cotter. Mrs. Cora B. Afford, Miss Irene
NJ. Malone, Miss Ada r. Hetrick. Miss
Catherine C. Griffin. Mrs. Catherine c.
Leimbach. skilled laborers, executive
order; order; Alden N; Moore Moore. James =;
c. Holler, Bob B. Gynard. Albert Jsck-
son, Julian E. Ross, Shelton W. Steed.
Thomas Hill, Theodore.H. Tenley, Jo-
seph F. Lane, Anthony J. Olive. Ed
ward c. Bartman. John A. Norton.
Eimer Elmer E. Cole. Harrison % ~ Johnson.
William r. Gordon, Ernest Vast. VIII
liam H. johnson, Frederick 7. Nemler.
James W. Heany. Stanley r. Malone.
William Wfnder, Joseph H. Little,
John johnson, skilled laborers, execu-
tive order.
!. Separations-Earl J. Wallace, Ed
ward A. Smith. emergency skilled la
borers: Robert Brighthart, emergency
unskilled laborer. resigned; William
Smith: John G. Sterling. Louray Ty-
ril c. Lucas. George Wynn. Otis G..
Helton. Rolloa W. Rosen, Lewis Sling
land. James e. Monroe, E. Richard
Mason, emergency skilled laborers.
resigned; William B. Hines. proba-
Remler. skilled laborer. resigned ;
Misses Mary L. Henderson. Martha e.
Magruder, skilled laborers, resigned:
Mrs. Georgia c. Tucker. skilled la
borer; Mrs; Agnes G. Tierney. feeder:
skilled iaborer. resigned: Joseph B.
NJ Paterson, Joseph A. Goetzinger,
Vernon R. Wakefield. helpers. re-
signed: James U. Mccormick, clerk.
resigned; Charles Blaney, bookbinder.
resigned: Harry c. Buckwald. proba-
tional bookbinder. .resigned; Miss
Mary Pellen. cataloguer. resigned; ;
Benjamin H. Swain, M. D., assistant
medical and sanitary officer. resigned.
Promotions, etc. - Archie b. Nc
Kenny and John D. Fleming. tempo
rary unsktlled laborers at IS cents
per hour. to permanent unskilled la
borers at 35 cents per hour; William
e. Wood. temporary unskflled laborer
at IS cents per hour, to permanent
unski1led laborer at 35 cents per hour
Stanley W. Thomas. skilled laborer at
s6 cents per hour. to helper at 40 cents
per hour; William H. Freeland. skill
ed laborer at IS cents per hour, to
machine helper at 45 cents per hour;
James NJ. Ryan. emergency bookhind-
er at 80 cents an hour, to probational
bookbinder at 50 cents per hour; Miss
Emma C. Snpwden, emergency press
feeder at IS cents per hour. to proba-
tional press feeder at IS cents per
hour: John E. Jones. helper at 40 cents
per hour. to helper at 45 cents per
hour; Mrs. Otelia T. Taylor. Mrs. Irene
v. Aubel. Miss Josephine J. sMulcahy.
clerks at $500 per annum. to clerks at
81, 900 per annum; Miss Mae C. Deery,
Miss Marion K. McLane, Miss Mar
garet n. Andrews. Mrs. Rebecca J.
Gray, Miss Isabelle Z. Dayis. clerks at
$720 per annum, to clerks at $40 per
annum; James q. Harnes, Joseph A.
Fenton, pressmen in charge at IS
cents per hour, to pressmen in charge
at 20 cents per hour; James Carville,
maker-up at 90 cents per hour. to
maker-up in charge at 66 cents per
hour; Edward Herbert, helper at 10
cents per hour, to machine helper at
45 cents per hour: Robert Il. Clouser,
machine helper at l5 cents per hour.
to linotype operator at 76, cents per
hour: John 8. Greene, James r. Lau-
rey, George s. McBerry, Louis NJ. AL
len, John M. Breen, Daniel J. Casey,
Sands L Cooper, Louis c. Cunning
ham, Peter r. Flanagan. Leslie L.
Freeman. George w. Grinith. Frank
e. Lanman. Amos L. Wood. Bernard J.
Collins, Charles r. Wilson. Ernest r.
Taylor, William A. Leonard. Frank
Morrison, Edward ]. Ryan. Albert =.
Taylor. John i. Rapier, Malcolm e.
Mcqueen. Thomas Norris, Charles A.
Phillips, machine operators at IS cents
per hour to ruling machine operators
at so cents per hour: Harry w. Paine.
bookbinder at 80 cents per hour to
ruling machine operator at so cents
per hour.
Fusion Loyalty Candidate Named.
MADISON. Wis. July 20-James
Monahan OF Darlington last night was
named a. fusion loyalty candidate for
Cougrees TO- Oppose CouGreesmen John
y. Nelson. sepuhlicAn. - ths fsn PHI
uary