Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-29
Government Printing Office.

NVsSi IhIiSIe suiSulJ OIIIOSs
Appointments, separations, promo
lions, etc. in the government printing
office for the week ended Wednesday
have been announced as follows:
Appointments-Will L. Forsythe,
John A. Russell, Thomas A. Harlow,
Joseph A. Fitzgerald, John E. Histon,
Thomas +. Vert and Walter L. Nairn,
emergency messenger boys; Robert
a. Mathews, probational messenger
boy: Miss Thelma d. Smith. Mrs. Mary
Miss Adelaide y. Epps. probational
elevator conductors; Miss Elizabeth
Newman. temporary charwoman.;
Miss Bernice NJ Brown, Mrs. Julia G.
bowling. Miss Margaret Featherstone.
Miss Mary c. O'Brien. Miss Anna NJ
Mora hau. Mrs. Gladys Shaw. Mrs. An
ME +. McInturf. Miss Margaret NJ
Casby, Mrs. Bretia c. Breslin. Miss
Alice W. Winston, Miss Viola f.
Broad. Miss Alice f. Plummer, Mrs.
Gertrude NJ. Hennig. Miss Myrtle l..
Dove, Mrs. Frances Clarkson Gooding.
Miss Mary n. Kuhn. Mrs. Dorothy f.
Dorman, Mrs. Bessie l.. Norrington.
Mrs. Anna Peikes. Mrs. Elizabeth W.
Isabel C. McHaie, Miss Agnes b.
Beard. Mrs. Mary l.. Hicks. Mrs
Catherine Pollard, Miss Margaret NJ
Mulrose. Miss Elizabeth NJ Britt
and Mrs Pearl T.. Weaver. skilled
J laborers: John NJ Thomas. Frederick
Peters. Horace w. Belt Charles s.
\ Hill. Paul Il. Snyder. Edward T.
'Luckett, Josephine j. Abdill, Lewis
, POINTER. Timothy ]. Daley. Hubert A.
BOYD, Clinton f. yelling. William H.
Deale and John NJ. Thorne, skilled
Iaborers: Harry j.. Schroeder, James
q. Boyle and Thomas w. Brown
emergency pressmen; Miss Myr-
ne l.: bowie. emergency press
. per and John J. jenkins. proba-
tional conlpositors; Elwood 3. Hair
mon, Paul Mel. Harris. John B.
Becker and Henry A Marshman
emergency bookbinders; William T.
Hatch. emergency linotype operator;
Vernon O. DinSer. probational limo
type operator; Mrs. Julia c. Key,
orator.
Observation-Disclosures J.. Upshur.
watkins and Henry II. Cheatham,
! emergency skilled laborers; William
1. Hatch. emergency linotype op-
orator: Luther G. Lemon. emergency
nookoinder: Albert c. Seller, tempo
ence n. Peach. Willis Il. Abbott, Ro-
land w. Dorsey. Walter l.. Nairn and
vincent de L. Lennon. emergency
messenger boys. resigned: Andrew {.
SSeWman. Austin Ceilings, Leslie
tlonal messenger boys. resigned;
James E. French and Charles D.
sarnes, elevator conductors. resigned:
John NJ Thorne, unskilled laborer
resigned: Clarence c. Gray and Cliff
TON Z. Anderson. emergency skilled
laborers. resigned; Jack j. Adams.
probational skilled laborer, resigned:
John L. Waters. Harry w. Hodgkins.
rrahcis \: Lanahan. Joseph D. eau
then. Whitman p. Conn and William
y: darlington. skilled laborers, and
Mary Z. Quincy. Mrs. Fannie A. Bar
ron. Patia Smith. Miss Agnes T. Lit
Tie, Mrs Katherine X Doolng. Pauline
A. Middleton. Vivian A. Brayboy and
Martha Seweli skilled laborers, resign
ed; Leonard c. Newell, William F. Bell
Archie Brooks, Robert E. Wine Basil
". Harding. Albert L. Ea gland. Leslie
VI Thompson. John c. Nelson. Her.
Dert i; Wheeler, Robert r. Strain,
Trigg " Miller, Korsuth C. Everett,
Joseph j. Seaton. Stanley R. Malone,
John c. Hayes, Francis A. l.. Rev
nolds. William S. Hayling. Francis
NJ. jackson. Maurice ]. Keane. Rich
ard W. Grant. James +. Joice. Leo Z.
t.dmunds. Rodger Lewis. skilled la
borers, resigned: William Avis, watch
man, resigned: Miss Beatrice B. Arm
strois, emergency press feeder. resign
Ell; Miss Florence Sursuy. Margaret B.
Hurley, Mrs. Anna s. Tiffany. press
feeders. resigned: Robert E. Hogue. An
thony J. Feola. emergency pressmen,
resigned; William J. Kimball proba
uonai pressnan, resigned; Samuel r.
Blanton. Harry E. Feindt. probation
ooinpositors. resigned: Charles H. G
cannon. machine operator. resigned:
Bernard A. Spelbring. machine opera
tor. resigned; William H. Turner, caster
helper, resigned: Urban A. F. Gosh.
emergency electrician. resigned; James
X. Lacock. George II. Pease, linotype
linotype machine helper. resigned: Mae
Z. Doery, clerk, resigned.
Promotions, etc.-JameS A Webster
emergency skilled laborer at S5 cents
per hour to permanent skilled la
borer at So cents per hour; William j.
Edelin, temporary skilled laborer at
30 cents per hour to permanent skilled
laborer at 30 cents per hour; Miss
Marguerite 4. Middleton, Mrs. Mildred
u. Reed, temporary skilled laborers
at 30 cents per hour to permanent
skilled laborers at 50 cents per hour;
Carl j. Hampton. emergency messen-
ger boy at S50O.S0 per annum to pro-
bational messenger boy at s500.S0 per
annum; John e. Wilson. skilled la
borer 1T So cents per hour to helper
at 40 cents per hour; Miss Lillian A.
Maier. bander at So cents per hour to
helper at $500 per diem; Miss Mary
T. Spalding, skilled laborer at 35 cents
per hour to directress at 40 cents per
hour; Edward V. Grady, skilled la
borer, at SS16.40 per annum to skilled
laborer at 1901 60 per annum; Robert
c. Beaton, stockkeeper at 40 cents per
hour to stockkeeper at As cents per
hour; James T. ShrigIey. copyholder at
90 cents per hour to proofreader at
60 cents per hour; James G.. Roche,
machinist helper at As cents per hour
to machiniSt helper at so cents per
hour: Miss Margaret T. Hickey, clerk
AT 5000 per annum to clerk at 1000
per annum; Thomas Peter assistant
doorkeeper at $1,000 per annum to
chief doorkeeper at $1,000 per annum;
Louis a. Neuer, doorkeeper in charge
ut 81 200 per annum to assistant door
keeper at $1,000 per annum.