The Washington herald., 1919-10-30
GOVERNMENT
PRINTING
OFFICE
NEWS

In the parade Tuesday night the
Government Printing Office was rep
resented b. workers from all depart
ments. the printers. pressmen and
electricians probably having the
largest delegations. The printers
we're led by a band composed of G.
p. o. workers. among whom were
Walter Redfeld. Gus J. Schnlink,
Edward c. Hopes. linotype section;
Anton l.. Bodwell. Edward L. Red
field. monotype keyboard room; Eu-
gene F.. Gsss. hand section; Joseph
A. Dodge. bindery;. and Allyn Snack
leford. pressroom. The electricians
and pressmen had appropriately dec
GRATED floats, and the printers car
ried American flags.
The Jobbers and Binders clash to-
night in a duckpin contest on the
Grand Central alleys.
Mr.. Lineback has promised some
unusual features for the concert in
the music hall at noon. today.
Deskman Peter McCallum is alb
weeks leave.
Pressman John T. Williams has
been absent from the night pressroom
several days on account of illness.
George B. Hughes has returned to
the electrical section after a weeks
leave.
Jimmie Jeffries. messenger in the
jobroom, is on the sick list.
Daniel Miller is at work in the
hand section after enjoying two
weeks leave.
Robert II. Chase, Of the stores di-
vision. is in charge of the night
stockroom while Claude Morrison Is
on leave.
Mrs. Lola Smithson. Of the inter-
mediate press force, is on the sick
list.
Arthur Longpre. Of the electrical
for a week on account of illness.
Mrs. Clara l.. Bennett. OF the mono
type section. who has been IL with
ptomaine poisoning. is convalescing.
and expects to return to work in a
few days.
Pressman Julius W. Rurkhardt. of
the night press force. is on the sick
list.
Promotions have been announced as
follows:
charge. 50 cents. to assistant foreman.
50 cents per hour.
Frank p. Jones. deskman. ~ cents.
to maker-up-in-charge 50 cents per
hour.
George T.. Sydnor. helper 10 cents.
to caster helper. 50 cents per hour.
Charles X. Hooper. helper. 80 cents.
to 90 cents per hour.
Miss Julia G.. Foley. helper. 10 cents.
TO Il cents per hour.
cents, to helper. 5 cents per hour.
Mrs Jessie Mcdaniel Miss Maui
G. Mcpherson. Mss Mary X. Bn'der.
Miss Catherine f. Burke. Mrs. Mary
l. Harding. Mrs Margaret A: Kett-
folders, 45 cents per hour.
Miss Anna ". Barrett. Miss Birdie
D, Birch. Mrs. Jessie J.. Brashears.
cIiss Alice NJ. Cooney; Miss MARY F..
Gon GGoonsy Mrs; Hs,r Mary ny. N; ,tn Day; Ms; Mis-
Mrs. Mamie NJ. Lambert. Miss Ber-
tina Fl. Langsdale. Mrs. Anna McCar-
ney. Mrs. Madeline Mason, Mrs. Kate
4. Mitchell. Miss Martha ". Moran.
Miss Mary K. Muhlenbere. Miss Lulu
Mrs. Elizabeth r. Skeen. Miss Sa-ar
r. Sullivan. Mrs. Maggie f. WIZ.
skilled lnhorers ~. b cnnts. to fcll-
ing machine feeders. 20 cents per
hour
All machine heIners. from 50 cents
per hour. 10 s. cents ner hour.
Miss Alice hdie. Niss Anna ~
Burke. Mrs. Georgia 7. Carter. Miss
Annie w. Cullen. Miss Marra-et IT.
Dement,. Miss Frnr,a n. McCaulev.
Mrs. Fanrie B. Meade, Mrs. Mary r.
Schmidt, Miss Mnrv T. S,aidfnr,
Miss Mary F.. Speisser, Miss !Mar,- A
Walsh. Mrs. Georgiana Webster. Mics
Frdma l.. Wells. directresses. a
cents. to 70 cents per rnur.
All folders, from 10 cents to Is cents
rn- hour,
Miss Mary T.. Fiahsrtv. Miss Mary
A. wahonev. Miss Nar1aret NJ. Null
roe. Miss Verna M. RYAN. machine
OPERATORS 20. 30 cents. 70 sewing ma
chine onerators N cnnts per hour. q
Mrs. Matte Fl. Belt Mrs. Elizabeth
Fooker. Miss Mary G.. Cariin, Mics
oosemsrv Deraher. Mics Mary =
Mack. Miss Catherine X. ScannelIi,
Msss Rose G. Sheridan Miss con"
w. Snper. skilled Iab"rers r.. *
cents, to banders, 40 cents ner hou-.
Eugene VA. Dardridee. Eugene v.
Jackson, Clifford !. romax Charles
Pichter. Louis W. Rov. Owen n
Thomas, william Wilson. David
Young. oilers from 10 cents, 10 t5
William II. Cecil. Joseph r. Lewis.
t~Nned Iaboro-s. Z. cents Der hour. TO
s7sn I,er annunr.
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