The Washington herald., 1919-10-16
GOVERNMENT
PRINTING
OFFICE
NEWS
Miss Alberta Potter. daurht.r az

Miss Alberta Potter. daughter OF
Albert Z. Potter, Of the liuotype
section, and Eugene Hayes, of New
Brunswick, MI. will be-united In
marriage on Saturday, October Is,
In Holy Trinity Church, Thirty
six and N streets northwest
Secretary George C, seibold, of
Columbia typographical Union.
states that the reported Sale Of
the printers temple Is without
foundation.
Francis H. -Meiick. benjamin A.
Lineback, and James r. Huggins
have returned to the proofroom
after several days leave.
Miss Mary z. Schwarze is detail
ed to the emergency room while
Miss Osborne Is spending several
weeks in the country.
Grant L. Austin Is enjoying leave
from tho pamphlet bindery. In his
absence John H. Patterson is on
the time desk
Joe NJ johnson, George r. Halsey,
Charles L. McAfce and william O..
Smith are on the sick list in the
night proofroom.'
Herman C. Nesmith has been
transferred from the once of su-
perintendent Of work to the white
House as clerk.
Edward r. Geyer and Ben Harri-
son are absent from the Jacket sec
ton on leave.
Bookbinder william Mearns, Of
the ruling and sewing section. 10 In
New York on leave.
Edward z. Rohrer has been alb
sent from the tobroom two weeks
suffering with grip.
Columbia typographical Union
will meet next Sunday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock in the temple on @
street.
On the Grand Central alleys Tues
day night the Monos took two games
from the Limos In a rather unexcit-
ing contest Tonight the Jobbers will
clash with the Stars.
Promotions la st week have been an
nounced as follows:
John A. Phillips. makerup. 70 cents.
to makerup-in-charge. 50 cents.
Robert J. Bell. metal mixer-in-
charge, 75 cents to 50 cents.
Daniel A. Kildare. monotype ma
chinist-in-charge. IS cents to 500. =
George A. Monagon. linotype ma
chinist-in-charge. IS cents to 500.
Thomas II. Noone. emergency brick
layer. q. to emergency foreman Of
bricklayers. sl121-2
Miss Isabel C. Kiernan. machine
operator. IS cents to clerk. $500.
Miss Flora e. Laughton. helper. 10
cents to clerk. 800.
Miss Mary c. Quincy. clerk. $40
TO 500.
Miss Maude BunJy. clerk. $50 to
$1,000.
Martin S. Speelman. Office man. 10
cents to 50 cents.
william ]. W. Bayiy. Julius c.
Diehl. John 8. May. Harry Thomp-
son. engineers helpers. from IS cents
to 60 ccnts.
Marvin r. Balderson. helper. 10
cents, TO stockkeeper. q cents.
David Ksplan. helper. $50. to stock
keeper. $3.50.
Joseph b. Fitzgerald messenger.
$3.D to E.60.
Norman v. Hutchinson. Miss Ruth
B. Nicholson. stockkeepers. IS cents
to 20 cent?.
Charles l.. Simmons, helper. 30 cents
to s. cents.
Albert ~ Harris. helper, 70 cents,
| to caster-helper. 50 cents.
J. Anthony Gallagher. Preston l..
George, Robert w. hcGraSh, mocer-
cyclists. 45 cents TO SO cents.
Phillip E. Raker. Charles p.
Barnes. Daniel w. Bruce. William
J Cnllins. Cha rles II. Gibbs. Thomas
J. HaIleran. Edward b. Henderson,
| Ernest l. Mills. Patrick r. Ncone.
Wallace II, Taylor, helpers. 45 cents
to 80 cents.
Chester r. Bear. Gregory J. Bu-
sink. Ellwood Frey, James "A. Phelps,
helpers. 10 cents to 45 cents.
John H. Taylor. skilled laborer. 5
cents to helper. 40 cents.
| All banders from S5 cents to a
cents.
Roberts Harleston, skilled laborer,
So cents, TO watchman, $40.
Frank b. Jones. copy editor. q
cents. 10 deskman, 75 cents.
| Clair c. Barnes. proofreader, to
makerup. IS cents.