The Washington herald., 1919-11-07

PRINTING
OFFICE
NEWS

computing section. and her sister,
Miss Rose Fuller. OF the State De-
partment. have returned from a
two weeks trip to Boston. going
from Washington to Baltimore by
boat. They visited their brother,
Eddie Fuller. in Jersey City. and at
West Point they witnessed the foot
ball game between the Cadets and
Boston College.
The engagement of Miss Mary L.
Stinson, of the linotype section,
and Charles T. Doe. OF West Car
sonsfleld. Me. has been announced
Miss Stinson is a linotype operator.
and Mr. Doe is gradute of Gates
College and a veteran Of the world
war.
The G. p. o. Bowling League will
sNge a double-header duckpin con-
test on the Grand Central alleys to-
night. The Stars will meet the
Binders and the Limos and Mergs
will roll a postponed game.
The electrical section is INSTALL
ing new motors on six of the hand
fed ruling machines on the fifth
floor.
At a recent meeting Of the Limo
TYPE Relief Association. Charles A.
Stretch was nominated for presi-
dent: Albert J. McCurdy. vice presi-
dent. and Joe Dreis. secretary
treasurer. The association is clos
k;ng one Of the most successful years
'of It's career. and the members arc
looking forward to a fat dividend.
Misses Florence Gates. Helen
Schuerman and Alice NJ Welch.
folders in the pamphlet bindery. arc
on the sick list
During the absence of Elmer
Webster. who is on leave. Elmer A.
Strudley is in charge of the ruling
room.
Mrs. Clara c. Breen has returned
to the ONCE of the superintendent
of work after q visit in Milwaukee
Mark Barnum. John Bradley
Archie Edmonston.. Ed Geyer. Billy
Hall, Bennie Harrison, Jerome Ken
dali, Texas o'ConnelI. Eddie Ryan
Gene Smith, Arthur Symonds. Louie
iVogt. and Charlie Welch. estimators
and jacket writers. have been grant.
cd increases and placed on the pei
Idiem-roll.
The features Of the concert yes
Iterday was the piano. work of For
lTeSI anu lIlt Soh@A ohso Ste
ling of Miss Bessie Barrett. which
Inherited the many encores.
willard E. Carey, of the job sec
Ition, is enjoying a weeks leave
Warren C. Berry. Allen T. Eney
Frank E. Haas. Eugene c. Haisley
ICharles A. Kelly. Edward J. McNelis
ICharles +. williams and Charles
Walters have been granted appoint
lments as linotype operators.
Ms. Nellie Quill. OF the once Of
Superintendent of documents. has
been transferred to the accounting
division.
Thomas J. Bahen. Aloysius r
cullen, Peter w. Curley. Carl Gold
bogen, william D. Hanton. Robert
B. Horn. Hugh o. McCusker. Jane:
n. McCusker. John e. Magee. JOSEPH
B. Parker. Albert H. Smith. August
F. Trappee. Grover w. Tribble anc
Charles C. wolfel have been promot'
ed from emergency competitors te
probationary compositors-
Miss Lorene W Farrell. of the ma
chine sewing section, Is confined tc
her home suffering with felon or
her finger.
Promotions during the week have
been announced as follows:
Bradley. Archibald Edmonston, Ed
win F.. Geyer, William T. Hail.. Ben
Ijamin E. Harrison, Jerome. Kendall
Cha rles O'Connell. Edward Fl. Ryan
Eugene F. Smith. Arthur ]. Symonds
Louis c. Bost. Charles H. Welsh
estimator and jacket writer's from
s., SO per annum to 30 cents per hour,
i Miss Helen S. Reagan. telephone
switchboard operator. $40 per annum
ito clerk, $500 per annpn. :
Samuel B. Cox. Frank g. Ward
skilled laborer.. from IS cents Per
hour to caster helper. IS cents PEI
hour.
John G. Broaddus. helper to caster
helper. IS cents per hour. p.
Robert w Horne. helper to caster
helper, IS cents per hour.
Early D. Yoder. skilled laborer, q;
cents per hour to ofiice heiper, 4
cents per hour. 80. -. -. =. e 4
James E. Jeffries, skilled labsrer
IS cents per hour to helper. 70. cents
per hour. - ...-. -
Warren o. Berry. Allen IT., .Eney,
Frank T. Haas, Eugene C. Hefeey
Charles A. Kelly. Edward J. Nc.
Nelis, Charles J.. Walters. Charles
F. williams. probationary linotype
operators, Is cents per hour. ! a .
Thomas J. Bahen. Aloysisus, r. cul.
len, Peter w. Curley. Carl Goldbo-
gen, William d. Hanton, Robert b
Horn. Hugh o. McCusker. Janaes D
McCusker. John E Magee. Joseph B.
Parker, Albert H. Smith. August r
Trappee, Grover w. Tibble, Charles
c. wolfel. probationary compositors
15 cents per hour. 80 p. .-.'
Charles E. Gebhart, Charles Hem.
ans. Roland r. Perry. Harry Petrola,
George acheid. probationary press
men. 70 cents per hour. -. ... -
Frederick Devine. Frank c. Nc
Way, probationary monotype key
board operators. Is cents per, hour.
Roland Brown. Millard Lewis, Leon
r. McLane. probationary elevator
conductor. 70 cents per hour.
| William B. Colbert. compositor, Z;
cents to press corrector. IS cents per
hour.
Charles W. wflhelm.s press CIR
rector. IS cents, to oompositor. rs