Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-24
Government Printing Office.

Appointments. separations. transfers,
etc. in the government printing Office
for the week ending Wednesday are: ~
Appointments William A. Hart.
Ralph B. Reilly. Henry Russell. DIR. NJ.
Towles. John Roberts. Edward C. Broy.
Arthur F. Greenl~af, William J. Hcltz-
man. Ernest r. Holtzman. Robert. A. s
Jordan. William F. Herbert. Frederick
S. moore. John F. Malone. William A.
White, David Fisher, Peter ]. Logan
Gerald X. Mulvey, William T. Benz
jamin. Nathan H. Devers and George J.
Kearns. emergency skilled laborers:
William L. Tulip. Martin p. Hughes.
Robert ]. Mears. Henry L. Bartle. Will
liam T. Huber Edward C. Hopes. Ste
phen H. Wilkinson, Unger C. Thurman
Pnd John II. Saunders, probationary
compositors: James E Burns and Will
liam H Hayes. probational monotype..
keyboard operators: Edward T. Nagosta
and William r. Duncan, probational-
pressmen; John r. Parks. pressman,
transferred from war insular Porto
1sican service; Edward /. Hoffman and
Wilbur Richie. emergency messenger
boys: Misses Mamie /. Stokes. Lavinia
Fl. Briscoe, Celie Bowie, Ruth f. Tappe
Eva NJ. Holland, Mrs. Mary F. Thomas
and Mrs. Nirgie NJ. Jackson.
Separations Joseph NJ. Kober and
borers; Samuel l.. Sherman. Jesse E.
Melton. William w. Duvall. jr, and
George P Pipkin. emergency compos-
itors. resigned; William O. Soules and
Julian Stevenson, unskilled laborers; -
John j. Burke. emergency messenger
boy; Edward W. Dawson. James j. Muir.
ray David Eccles and Samuel r. Blan--
ton. emergency compositors: Thornton
NJ Hunt and Steven l.. Golden unskilI..-
ed laborcrs. resigned; Daniel A. Hurd.
george f. Gallery. Robert L. King, Mar
TIN j. Ready, Vincent Asprino, Eugene"
j. DAILY, Leon A. Smallwood, Edward
Ayers and Harvey W. Summers. emer-
gency skilled laborers, resigned: Raw.
mond A Jackson. Thomas F. Downs,
sonls, emergency messenger boys, re-
slsneo: carroll c. Eplley, Miss lille
NJ HUI, Miss Ada G.. Beard, Miss Alma
O. Hill, Miss Olive l. Hill and Harold.
Keyboard operators; John W. Pope,
skilled laborer; William w Cook. pro- 5
batiohal bookbinder. resigned: Mrs
Sorlnne = Watson. probational female :
sRitIed laborer. resigned: Charles B.
1handier, helper resigned: Calvin F.
Hunineii' assistant purchasing AGENT
resigned; William J, DriseoIl. emer-
gency bookbinder, resigned: Mrs Mabel
cooley, emergency press feeder: Leo
poio Hutz, 1r-, probaticnal electrotype
nhiSner, resigned; Mrs Mary E. Neryis
skiiied laoorer %: Herbert r. Weston
gathering machine operator, Resigned
Edward A Dore, caster helper. re-
signed.
Promotions. etc-John T. Cole, Win.
SION 81 ROLAND, Aaron Garner, Charles
n Inomas and William Bailey, Tempo
rary skilled lAborers, to permanent
skilled laborers, 27a cents an hour:
yohn l. Stewart, John r. King, John J.
blundeii emergency compositors to-
prooational compositorss so cents an
nour: Arthur L. Phillips, Walter a
Trout and. John s. Fitzgerald. emer-
gencV 20
men. % cents an hour; Joseph f. Nc
canister, Thomas O'Brien Daniel s.
Regan. Harvey z. Renois, Isidor Lipov :.
ana Charles L. Jones. emergency
bookoinders to probational bookbind-
ers, 90 cents an hour: Mrs. Little 4.
Comes. Miss Pauline X A Kaufman,
Mrs Myrtle A. Smith. Miss Ella p. Burr.
Miss Pauline Needle, Miss Elizabeth
Dawson, Mrs. Estelle A. Wooden and
Mrs Barbara Opdyke. temporary skill
ed iaborers t), 10 probational skilled
Mary A. Smith, Mrs. Mary A. Glotzback,
Mrs Linda V. Bodine, Miss Katherine
E. Angermann and Mrs. Mary a. Kirby.
emergency pressfeeders to probational
Slinsland. helper, So cents per hour. to
skilled laborer. 27lS cents per hour;
Ralph A Murdoch. helper, IS cents to -
10 cents per hour: Miss Mary l.. Porter.
tabulator. S2.S0 per diem, to clerk, So so "
per diem: Miss Ivy +. Thompson. ma -
chine operator 90. 21S cents per hour,
to clerk, $3.50 per diem: Austin J. Hall.
caster helper, IS cents per hour, TO MAJ.
chinist helper. ~ cents per hour: John
NJ. Breene, bookbinder 80 cents per-.
hour. to machine operator. So cents per
hour: Miss Erlma l.. Fulton. ma chine
operator 90. gig cents per hour. 20 per-
forator. so cents per hour: Benedict f..
Finetti. clerk. sl.200 per annunl TO
$1,000 per aanum: John ]. Pepper. heip--s
err. 40 cents pee hour to clerk. 81 200 =
per annum; Bartholomew w. Butler.
copy editor. Is cents per hours. to clerk
S1.6e0 per annum: Ernest +. Emerson.
clerk. $500 TO $500 per annum: Mrs.
Bessie NJ. Kronheimer. clerk. $500 to
81 GOO per annum: George A. futile.
clerk. s1.See. to assistant purchasing-~
agent. 50 800 per annun; John NJ
veatch. skilled laborer. from comput-
ing section s2.2e per diem to presswork
division. 27i. cents per hour: Dantes l.
Knight. skilled laborer. 27is cents per
hour, to caster helper. 80 cents per
hour: George F. Hatton. skilled labor
err. 27Iz cents per hour. to helper, IS
cents per hour: Hugh T. Edwards.
emergency messenger boy. Is cents per
hour to S420 per annum: Patrick A.
Rigney. compositor. SO cents per hour.
to reader, so cents per hour: Howard r
Addison skilled laborer. 272 cents per
hour to helper. IS cents per hour; Sid "a
ney Solomon skilled laborer, 211a cents
per hour. to helper. rs cents per hour.
Alfred Nose. skilled Iaborer. 211s cents
per hour: to helper, 30 cents per hour;
n. Mcintosh. skilled labcrer.
a11s cents per hour. to helper. SIS cents
per hour; Alexander b. Stewart, helper.
35.cents per hour to 20 cents per hour
Harry ]. I.ichtenberger. helper, 35 cents
per hour to 40 cents per hour: Norman
X. Berry, messenger. 35 cents per hour.
to clerK $500 per annum; Richard w.
Cant emergency skilled lahorer to pro-
rational skilled laborer, 271k cents per
hour.