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In RepPy Refer to No.

2-2-DGM/DBS
NAVAL CLOTHING FACTORY

UNITED STATES NAVY YARD
CHARLESTON, S. C.
June 16, 1919.

Miss Helen Bryan, Industrial Agent,
Woman in Industry Service,
U. S. Department of Labor,
Washington, D. C.
My dear Miss Bryan:
Referring to your offer upon your first
visit here to obtain for the Clothing Factory
a statement showing prices paid in Northern
shops for the various operations on nainsook
drawers, I have not yet received these prices
from you.
I understand, of course, that your trip
West Coast interfered with your obtainthe
to
ing these prices for us, but I would be very
glad to receive them at your earliest convenience in order that we may get a comparison
between the prices at Charleston and elsewhere.
Thanking you for your trouble and interest
in this matter, I am


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Yours very truly,

D'G McRitchie
Lieut.Commander (P.C.),U.S.N.
Superintendent

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•INIP

lent. 01Mart Do G! VORit040.
Sapt. Naval C_Lothing Bactory,
United StRte. Zug Tut.
Ch:xleston, s. O.
Dear Sir:
INspotographs which you were kind enough to forward
•
Ific=s ary11011
Miss
leran OIL April 28th have been, reseived.
to
for
her.
absence from WWI / an asknowledging then
These pictures are partioulprly welcome a4/are trying
to collect a immier of photogrtinne of colored women tn various
occuoationse
*hank you very much for havinv them taken for US,
I am forwarding your letter to Miss Bryan although she
nor not rsseive it for some time as she has started for the Paella
edext.
Very

ibtflh!Lkl!iJ'ours,

Mary N. winslow, Special Agent,
Wdman in Industry service.
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Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

S. and A. Form No.S6 a (Nrkv)
July 1, 1918
Approved by Comptroller
June 7, 1918

SHEET NO _

•
PAY ROLL OF PERSONS EMPLOYED IN THE DEPARTMENT OF
NAVY YARD,

TO

FROM

REMARKS.

NUMBER, NAME, AND OCCUPATION.

Base Pay
Per Diem.

Number
of
Days.

Regular
Compensation.

Five Per Ccnt
Increase for
Night-shift
Work.

Increase of
Compensation

Total Paid.

All deductions to be clearly and fully
explained together with such other facts
way affect pay status. Payments by
cheek to he noted by number, date, and
depository.

(3)

iv

3991

J.F.BRADFIELD

A.SUPT. 9.28

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5.84

29915

W.T.HYSLER

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E.P.DUNCAN

39918

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5.36

39919

J.H.RAMSEY

H.CTR.

.32

39920

‘A.T.FARMER

M.OPR.

5.36

39921

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(1
S.M.ADG.5.8

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C.A.HILL

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39921.

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4,32

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5,36

29934

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39935

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39938

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39939

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399el

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39942

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89948

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TOTAL OF SHEET
Num --This form is to be used for first and intermediate sheets and in conjunction with S. and A. Form No. 86b, the final sheet of roll. See
instructions on S. :ind A. Form
ymbol"N"indicates nig:it-shift Work.


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No. g131).

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PAY ROLL

_Vary Yard, _
r-

Department.
, 191

P'yom
To

____, 191

11 8. N.

Pay
INSTRUCTIONS

1. No vacant space should be left between names on
the pay roll, and the unused spaces below the last entry
should be ruled diagonally across the page, the roll footed
up, and the total placed in the space provided at the bottom of the roll.
2. This roll will not be signed, receipts being taken only
when payment is made by the pay officer in person, or by
his deputy, and in CASH, that is, CURRENCY,and the delivery of such receipts is simultaneous with the payment.
3. When payment is made by check no receipt will be
required or taken, but the check number, date, and
amount, and the depository on which drawn, will be
shown in the column "Remarks."
4. Clerks will give individual receipts for payments in
(IASI!, that is, CURRENCY, on the same form as provided
for mechanics and laborers, except that their signatures
need not be attested.
5. When services are rendered in the District of Columbia, add to the certificate the following: "And that the
full period of service covered by this roll expired prior to
4-4270
the actual signing of the receipts."


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•

S. and A. Form No.86 a
July 1, 191S
Approved by Comptroller
June 7. 1918

SHEET NO,

PAY ROLL OF PERSONS EMPLOYED IN THE DEPARTMENT OF
NAVY YARD,

FROM

TO
REMARKS.

NUMBER, NAME, AND OCCUPATION.

.

Base Pay
Per Diem.

Number
ot
Dlys. !

Regular
Compensation.

Five Per Cent I
Increase for I
Increase of
I
Night-shift
.Compensation.
Work.

Total Paid.

Ali ,lcductions to be clearly and fully
! explained together with such other facts
a; may affect pay status. Payments by
• check to be noted by number, date, and
depository.
7

'.WARREN

'

INSPTR. 3.60

L? )
- •

;

1..08

r;

T.COVAULT

H.CUTR, 4.32

••=',

89970

C.R.WARREN

OPT,

4.08

39973

E.F.LEWIS

INSPR.

3.6o

8'9974

R.4.GRAY

INSPR.

60

T.L.BE1

INSPR.

3.(60

N.C.DUNNING

INSPRS. 4.08

(t

INSPRS. 4.08

v

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9975
B9977
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89980

F.E.BEACH

INSPRS.

4.08

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39981

D.R.IJTSEY

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4.08

L/9,

i9983

R.M.PARSELL

INSPRS. 4.08

39984

J. .

PRE.

3.52

39985

C.P.CO:TER

H.C7R.

21.32

89997

M.F.COOPER

INSPR.

4.08

39988

A.CORDRAY

INSPR.

3.160

39999

F.,%4MINER

INSPR.

3.60

99990

A.".MOHLMANN

INSP.

4.08

E9991

M.BEL

INSPR.

4.08

89992

C.I.CUDWORTH

INSPR.

4.09

B9993

A.ELROD

INSPR.

3.60

39994

7.r.; ITH

INSPR.

3.60

)3)102

R.F.HISCH

PRE3R.

3.52

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r-k.C.BENNTT

699105

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33107 S.R.SHAW

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PRSR.
PRESR.,

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3.52

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399121

G.SC0(11INS

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3.52

399134

C.F.YOUNG

TRM&MKR. 2.(218
CPR.

2.1218

599134

T.b..KOLB

TRM&MKR.2.148

899135

M.A.GAMBO

TR&MK.

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M.E.WOLFE

TRM&M*R.2.48

599138

J.H.RHODES

TR& KR. 2.48

399139

A.PA'KER

OPR.

899144

A.C,MELLARD

2.8

3.04

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NOT!:. -

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3.52

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B99130 M.E.JOHNSON

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3.52

J.P.13RE3URY

9108

L.

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1

-This form lab be used for first and intermediate sheets and in conjunction with S. and A. Form No. 84Ib, the final sheet of
roll. See instructions on S. and A. Form No. 6b.8
"N"indicates niZit-shift Work.


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t-qmXt

PAY ROLLA

fl7/ Yard, _
&-•

Department.
From

191

to _

191

I'a y

, U. S. N.
INSTRUCTIONS

I. No vacant space should be left between names on
the pay roll, and the unused spaces below the last entry
should be ruled diagonally across the page, the roll footed
up, and the total placed in the space provided at the bottom of the roll.
2. This roll will not, be signed, receipts being taken only
when payment is made by the pay officer in person, or by
his deputy, and in CASH, that is, CURRENCY, and the delivery of such receipts is simultaneous with the payment.
3. When payment is made by check no receipt will be
required or taken, but the check number, date, and
amount, and the depository on ..which drawn, will be
shown in the column "Remarks."
.t. Clerks will give individual receipts for payments in
CAsit, that is, CURRENCY, on the same form as provided
for mechanics and laborers, except that their signatures
need not be attested.
5. W'hen services are rendered in the District of Columbia, add to the certificate the following: "And that the
full period of service covered by this roll expired prior to
4-4270
the actual signing of the receipts."


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St. and A. Form No.86 a Nev
July 1,1918
Approved by Comptroller
June 7, 19Ig

SHEET NO.

PAY ROLL OF PERSONS EMPLOYED I N THE DEPARTMENT OF
NAVY YARD.

, FROM

TO
REMARKS.

Base Pay
Per Diem.

NUMBER, NAME, AND OCCUPATION.

Number
of
Days.

Regular
Compensation.

Five Pei Cent
Increase for
Night-shift
Work.

Increase of
Compensation.

Total Paid.

All deductions to be clearly and fully
explained together with such other facts
• as may affect pay status. Payments by
check to be noted by number, date, and
depository.

fr

D))146

M.HALL

TRM&MR. 3.04

148 C.E.WINNINGHAM T&!`..'K

2.48

399149

v..GRUBER

OPR.

2.'18

R99151

M.E.FORD

OPR.

2.048

B99152

R.f. KORNARENS

OPP.

3.04

B99153

D.F.STACEY

OPR.

3.52

b9J,b4

E.U.STACEY

CPR.

2.48

OPR.

_D6 F.HODGE
399158

28

TRM&MK. 2.46

F.M.CONNOR

OPR.

E19.9162 H.WRIGHT

3-37
2,48

np

T -)163 F.GARVIN
399164

I.M.EADDIE

OPR.

3.04

B99165

B.! .DILLARD

OPR.

2.48

899167

A.R.CANNON

OPR.

2.80

OPR

3.04

OPR.

3.04

399168

A.J.ANDERSON

B93169 C.M.JONES
'1 I.13.6.GREEN

OPR.

3.52

/2

OPR.

2.148

B99173

E.R.COF

OPR.

L.ALLMAN
F

4.5-;)(\

3.28

L.GILLINGHAM CPR.

52

OPR.

3.052

CPR.

2.48

B99175

M.B.CO(K

B991/6

E.B.D

B99178

J.PIPER

OPR.

3.52

.99180

M.,;ANNER

OPR.

2.80

B99181

V.DE .

OPR.

2.80

399182

N. .TAYLOR

OPR.

2.80

399183

C.L.kULLINS

CPR.

2.48

:39ii./

L.M.)SMUNDSEN

TRMWAKR.r).4.,

899499

L.M.GOX

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399192

M.A.E1.1IS

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899194

Y.CORNE7 -

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' 399195
99196

3.52
3.52

TRM&MKR. 3.0(

J.CROWELr_

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2.4

L.DARWIN

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'139 •(!.JOHN TOM

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3.04

99202

M.L.CAUTHEN

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3.28

99203

D.E.WYNDHAM

OPR.

3.04

F.V. 00kE

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OPR.
TOTAL

,SHEET

e
/9

3.52
_

E. --This form is to be used for first and intermediate sheets and in conjunction with S. and A. Form No. St6 b, the final sheet of roll. See instructions on S. and A. Form No. 86b.
"N"indicates night-shift Work.


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4-4011

PAY ROLL

Department.
P!rOM

191

To

191

Pay

, U. S. N.
I NSTRUCT IONS

I. No vacant space should be left between names on
the pay roll, and the unused spaces below the last entry
should be ruled diagonally across the page, the roll footed
up, and the total placed in the space provided at the bottom of the roll.
2. This roll will not be signed, receipts beilfg taken only
when payment is made by the pay officer in person, or by
his deputy, and in CASH, that is, CURRENCY, and the delivery of such receipts is simultaneous with the payment.
:i. When payment is made by --check no receipt will be
required or taken, but the check number, date, and
amount, and the depository on which drawn, will be
shown in the column "Remarks."
,t. Clerks will give individual receipts for payments in
I!Asti, that is, CURRENCY, on the same form as provided
for mechanics and laborers, except that their signatures
need not be attested.
5. When services are rendered in the District of Colum.bia, add to the certificate the following: "And that the
full period of service covered by I his roll expired prior to
4-4270
the actual signing of the receipts."


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S. and A. Form No.86 a, ,
July 1, 191S
Approved by Comptroller
June 7, tot

SHEET No.

PAY ROLL OF PERSONS EMPLOYED IN THE DEPARTMENT OF _
NAVY YARD.

.FROM.

TO
REMARKS.

NUMBER, NAME, AND OCCUPATION.

OPR.

C.M.kkGERS

999206
- 20$3
:j

C.T..A.DUFFY

OPR.

399209 L.E.HILL
M.FLELTWOOD

399210
- 11
:',*,'

M.R.POWELL

399212

399213 L.M.WIL_IAMS
I.TEBOE

1,

- IEMEYER

399215

A.O.REED

899216

Five Per Cent
Increase for
Night-shift
Work.

Regular
Compensation.

3.28

".' r O's

/ r ''-- (.,/

2.48

i7(,

/7

OPR.

3.52

OPR.

3.52

OPR.

R.LEF

Base Pay I Number
of
Per Diem.
Days. ,

r. i

OPR.

3.04

OPR.

3.28

TR ,-c K.

2.8

OPR.

3.28

OPR.

2.48
(-,

OPR.

3.52

/Z

OPR.

3.52

;,)
r//

OPR.

3.28

TR&" K.

2.8

C.A.PIGOTT

T&r,'K.

2.48

M.BEACH

OPR.

3.'42

399228

R.WALL,ACP

OPR.

2.'48

999229

J.S.STEWART

OPR.

2.48

99230

I.MC CORD

OPR.

-2._... 08
..,

99233

J.CANTLEY

TRM&MKR.2.48

399235

E.H.JAQUES

OPR

3.04

399237

E.W.SHELL

OPR.

3.28

399238

E.V.MURRAY

OPR.

3.52

399221

A.S.CARNEY
.E.HYDE

B99222

E.A.BOWDRY

_599223

.A.PIGOTT
J-26
92227

TR& K.

2.48

7.S.HAINES

TR.

2.8

D.L.WALLACE

TR&MKR. 3.04

99?.4 1

C.F.HUNTER

39.)242
P9243

B99244 0.- ICKRN,iAlin

OPR.

3.52
2.48

999245

L.KENNEDY

OPR.

399246

S.BULOW

TRM&MKR.2.3

3992,4/

M.

399248
399253

.-

2.48

2.48

I.A.

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2.48

A.a4MMAN

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3.28

A /,' "a,

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R.F.HUTTO

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3.52

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m.B.r ILLON

TR.MR.

2.48

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2.48

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2,I0

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, oi

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3.52

399361

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2.48

_

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)

Total Pad.

tk•

OPR.

!TR

B99219

Increase of
Compensation

A!! deductions to be clearly and fully
explained together with such other facts
a, may affect pay status. Payments by
eheck to be noted by number, date, and
depository.

W/7,

./1,
.
9 r/

ToTAI. OF SHEET

is to be used for first and intermediate sheets and in conjunction with S. and A. Form No. 56b, the final sheet of roll. See instructions on S. and A. Form No. 86b.
"N"indicates nig:it-shift Work.

NOT E. ---Thi, form


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.-111111

PAY ROLL

Vary Yard,
Department.
From

_, 191

To

_, 191

_Pay

. U. S. N.
INSTRUCTIONS

I. No vacant space should be left between names on
the pay roll, and the unused spaces below the last entry
should be ruled diagonally across the page, the roll footed
up, and the total placed in the space provided at the bottom of the roll.
2. This roll will not be signed, receipts being taken only
when payment is made by the pay officer in person, or by
his deputy, and in CASH, that is, CURRENCY, and the delivery of such receipts is simultaneous with the payment.
3. When payment is made by check no receipt will be
required or taken, but the check number, date, and
ainount, and the depository on which drawn, will be
shown in the column "Remarks."
4. Clerks will give individual receipts for payments in
(ASH, that is, CliRRENCY, on the same form as provided
for mechanics and laborers, except that their signatures
need not be attested.
5. When services are rendered in the District of Columbia, add to the certificate the following: "And that the
full period of service covered by this roll expired prior to
-1-4270
the actual signing of the receipts."


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S. and A. Form No.146 a (New,
July 1, 191S
Approved by Comptroller
June 7, 191S

SHEET NO.

PAY ROLL OF PERSONS EMPLOYED IN THE DEPARTMENT OF
NAVY YARD.

,FROM

TO
REMARKS.

Base Pay
Per Diem.

NUMBER, NAME, AND OCCUPATION.

D99262

M.E.wILSON

TRM&MKR.2.rc=

E.MCCLURE

TRM&M4R.2.C8

399268

L.A.PROCTOR

TRM&MKR.2.c8

899269

M.C.BOYLER

TRM&MR. 2.80

399271

J.C.DOU(,LAS

TRM&MKR.2.148

B99278

M KLINE

OPR.

2.448

39E1:1

A.OHASE

TR&MK.

2.90

399282

A.A.EDGEMON

PRESR.

3.52

399285

D.G.A/ISE

TRM&MR. 2.8

99266

:2=256

Af.F.SCANLAN

—.)./229

I.SCHEN#K

-399289

-.E.MORELLI

TR8e(

0.48

OPR.

3.5 2

OPR.

3.28

399290 R.A.KIRBY

OPR.

2.48

3992)1

OPR.

3.52

.Z.Tft)MPSON

999294

M.M.VARNUM

OPR.

3.52

=99295

E.O,RUSSELL

OPR.

2.8G

999296

E.CADDEN

OPR.

7.52

--v)300

A.FOX

OPR.

3.52

999301

E.O.MARTIN

OPR.

3.52

899302

m.FERAISS

OPR.

7.52

399303

M.BUTLER

OPR.

3.52

899304

S.E.JAQUES

OPR.

3.,52

OPR.

6.52

999305

_.OVE

TON

NumberI
ofDays.

Regular
Compensation.

Five Per Cent
Increase for
Night-shift
Work.

Increase of
Compensation

!
Total Paid.

All deductions to be clearly and fully
explained together with such other facts
as may affect pay status. Payments by
enoek to be noted by number, date, and
.1epository.

/7 ‘

,

iy

/8
Q' 97/

iqpc"(

//)
c

/19

•
399306

OPR.

M.C.HEA7ON

B99308

.KEEAM

OPR.

B99310

T.MURRAY

OPR.

3.52
t

B99311

J.E.OLIVER

OPR.

3.52

B99313

C.C.WILSON

OPR.

3.52

B99314

M,L.V1LLS

OPR.

3.04

999317

J.E.PPGAN

OPR.

3.52

B99319

L.E.ROBERTS

OPR.

3.52

'.320

F.I.LOWE

ePR.

3.52

B.P'C DONALD

OPP.

3.52

899324 G.H.CREwS

OPR.

2.48

B99326

S.DUNCAN

OPR.

3.52

399328

M.E.MIXON

OPR.

2.48

B99311

L.WILLIAMS

OPR.

3.52

999332

M.C.BIDAULT

OPR.

3.28

t-

,r)(/ 6t/
,

/

/e 6 c

/"? LIO

,
1 '2,-

TOTAL OF SHEET

/6 /9S
(
_

—Thii form is to be used for first and intermediate sheets and in conjunction with S. and A. Form No. Sfi b, the final sheet of roll. See instructions on S. and A. Form No. 88 b.
"N"indicltes nit-shift Work.


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Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

1

PAY ROLL

1'

.\-av.,1 Yard,

1-

Department.
191

From

_, 191

To

•

". S.

Pay
INSTRUCTIONS

•

I. No vacant space should be left between names on
the pay roll, and the unused spaces below the last entry
should be ruled diagonally across the page, the roll footed
up, and the total placed in the space provided at the bottom of the roll.
2. This roll will not be signed, receipts being taken only
when payment is made by the pay officer in person, or by
his deputy, and in CASII, that is, CURRENCY,and the delivery of such receipts is simultaneous with the payment.
3. When payment is made by check no receipt will be
required or taken, but the check number, date, and
amount, and the depository on which drawn, will be
shown in the column "Remarks."
4. Clerks will give individual receipts for payments in
CASH, that is, CURRENCY, on the same form as provided
for mechanics and laborers, except that their signatures
need not be attested.
5. When services are rendered in the District of Columbia, add to the certificate the following: "And that the
full period of service covered by this roll expired prior to
4-4270
the actual signing of the receipts."


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Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

S. and A. Form No.S6 a .1%,Tts‘‘.
July 1, 1918
.Approved by Comptroller
June 7, 191S

SHEET No,

PAY ROLL OF PERSONS EMPLOYED IN THE DEPARTMENT OF
NAVY YARD,

, FROM

TO

Rmvuuas.
Base Pay
Per Diem.

NUMBER, NAME, AND OCCUPATION.

Number
of
Days.

Regular
Compensation.

Five Per Cent
Increase for
Night-shift
Work.

Increase of
Compensation

Total Paid.

_111 ileductions to be clearly and fully
explained together with such other facts
a,: may affect pay status. Payments by
check to be noted by number, date, and
depcwitory.

(

P,99333

v.

.L 'HORN

n".

0.30

3993_(,

E.

. 'IT...F3Rt

CPR.

3.52

399335

C.L.HAYMAN

OPR.

3.04I

B99336

V.A.COCLER

OPR.

2.748

)3 79

L L.2

I

TIAN OPP.

M.L.DAVIES

OPR.

3.52

399.De.1

H.A.MURRAY

CPR.

2.48

399343

E.P.GERARD

OPR.

3.52

399344

E.PRICE

7-R.

3:28

399345

C.B.GHENT

- P.
)

2.48

399346

v.H.KENNY

399347

M.L.YOUNG

OPR.

D,99348

M.BARNES

OPR.

3.52

OPR.

2.48

R.

2.48

OPR.

2.80

A.A.STEEDLY

399350

M.FKAGGS

B99351

_IRVIN

999353

1...(1INNANE
-

PR.

L.L.THOMAS

OFR.

2.46

399362

E.L.DILLARD

OPR.

2.ce

399363

v.B.DCKES

CPR.

2.4A

B99364

R.D.SEBASTE

OPR.

2.80

399365

R.J.HAmm

OPR.

3.2

v.o..LEAPHARDT

OPR.

3.52

B99367

L.BROWN

07R.

3.28

B99370

m.HUDSON

CPR.

2.48

B99772

S.MALLERD

TRM&MKR

3.04

1399z75

J.R.NICHOLS

OPR.

3.28

OPR.

2.48

399377 D.HARPER

c,3311
.//
0

//

/

/

V

/ /./

/9 6.e& /6

f1-14°
v

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(.-1)

k

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/)

rki

e--

4.•-•

Jr

te
/ 'VC

OPR.

M.A.BI - TOM
TJAMSEND

399319

/

-

M.S.RAYSOR

399361

399378

/'

3.04

-PM&MR. 2.48

•)9366

t7
1,/7- 61f
,

/L

/7 ' 1uc,

TRm&mKP.

E.L.STANLEY

)9359

573(
5/6f
0- 37r
. 0r99
1/ v
5 4f1)
Tr
'
l u

TRm&MKR. 2.-ei8

399349

399356

C

2.4-

399340

?)
- ,)554 O.M.bA

/Li co

OPR.

3.52

399380

E.L.LAYTON

OPR.

3.52

B99381

m.JOHNSON

OPR.

3.52

399395

L.RICKE. 'KER

OPR.

3.52

B99386

J.H.STRICKLAND OPR.

3.52

.31
Ik

9/
6tv

irk i'2 1,0
==1

-ruti"
-16?6

TOTAL Oil SH E ET_ .
NOTE.

-This form is to be used for first and intermediate sheets and in conjunction with S. and A. Form No. 86 b, the final
sheet of roll. See instructions on S. and A. Form No. 86 b.
"N"indicates niglit-shift Work.


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Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

PAY ROLL

_Vary Yard, _
Department.
From

____, 191

To

___, 191

_Pay

, U. S. N.
I NSTRUCT IONS

I. No vacant space should be left between names on
the pay roll, and the unused spaces below the last entry
should be ruled diagonally across the page, the roll footed
up, and the total placed in the space provided at the bottom of the roll.
2. This roll will not be signed, receipts being taken only
when payment is made by the pay officer in person, or by
his deputy, and in CASH, that is, CURRENCY, and the dolivery of such receipts is simultaneous with the payment.
3. When payment is made by check no receipt will be
required or taken, but the check number, date, and
amount, and the depository on which drawn, will be
shown in the column "Remarks."
4. Clerks will give individual receipts for payments in
Onsit, that is, CURRENCY, on the same form as provided
for mechanics and laborers, except that their signatures
need not be attested.
5. When services are rendered in the District of Columbia, add to the certificate the following: "And that the
full period of service covered by this roll expired prior to
4-4270
the actual signing of the receipts."


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Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

S. and A. Form No.86 a (New
July 1, 191S
Approved by Comptroller
June 7, 191s

SHEET No.

PAY ROLL OF PERSONS EMPLOYED N THE DEPARTMENT OF
NAVY YARD.

, FROM

TO
REMARKS.

NUMBER. NAME, AND OCCUPATION.

Base Pay
Per Diem.

899389

m.SEBASTE

OPR.

3.04

, 99391
3

F.BURBAGE

OPR.

3.52

• „2

OPP.

I.WESSEI

399393 E.C.CONE

3.52

CPR.

2.8

R99395 R.HAI-T

OPR.

2.48

B99396

OPR.

3.52

OPR.

.2.048

R.GROOMS

V.m.VICKERY
1

=c'-2400

.BRANDON

Regular
Compensation.

Five Per Cent i
• Increase for 1
Increase of
1
1 Compensation. 1
Night-shift
Work.

CPR.

qN7,402 I.E.NORRIS
'?30403 C. .THOMAS

OPR.

B99405

R.m.ANDERSON

OPR.

-G9406

C.B.MC GEE

of,-1

446%'

(
fail
”2-0

OPR.

3-04
0,52

H.C.LANGLEY

CPR.

3.52

B99415

D.M.THOMPSON

OPR.

3.52

899416

C.S.MA

OPR.

2.48

• 416

899418

L.L.3ALLENTINE '):D=.

3.52

/

399421

S.E.WHITE

OPR.

3.28

OPR.

3.52

07P.

2.80

TIN

890424 P. TRAHAN
L m.wINGATE

OP' .

AN

E.D.DAVIS

OPR.

3.28

399428

E.CALVART

OPR.

2.48

OPR.

3.52

TR& K.

2.48

OPR.

3.52

OPR.

n.80

8994- L.SMITH

OPR.

3.52

B99440 M.F.PkE LEY

OPR.

3.52

OPR.

3.52

-.53 4.C.CR0SBY
C.I.DALTON

899434
- 0436

.P.FLEMING

Tri0=

, 43 L

LEY

ttP.11‘
&oft
1
100,,
740if
f
1007,.0

2.°0

399427

,--J.)429 N.POwFL

rziv
61V0
69 9-k
,41
-01/;

2,4

3.52

899414

V.F.SAB

/.

7'8r 7-1/
d
5707

/
/7

f f16
/52/7
'&
11/111
61,10

t.

4(
4e

(' v
jJA

•
, t4

,

0)446 ::.LINE
4449

L.A.SM!r14

OPR.

2.48

OPR.

3.52

v.STUDENMYRE

OPR.

L399458

m.L.BARNES

OPR.

2.48

B99ei6e,

E

MURPHY

OPR.

2.80

890466 C.E.HARISON

OPR.

3.52

4.67 ...LYNES

OPR.

2.80

399457

Ail deductions to be clearly and fully
• i.xplained together with such other facts
ii: may affect pay status. Payments by
Hieck to he noted by number, date, and
depository.

OPR.

A.B.DYCHES

899425

Total Paid.

2.48

OPR.

899394

Number
of
Days.

TOTAL OF SHEET

.1°

erof6
41/ 0

)

°:(
Pi/4u
6/40
-

I

Nom --Thi3 form is to be used for first and intermediate sheets and in conjunction with S. and A. Form No. 58b, the final sheet of roll. See instructions on S. and A. Form No. 86b.
f•;:•iabol "N"indicates night-shift Work.


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Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
A.

r-erlt

PAY ROLL

_Vary Yard, _
Department.
From

_, 191

To

, 191

C. S. N.

Pay.
INSTRUCTIONS

I. No vacant space should be left between names on
the pay roll, and the unused spaces below the last entry
Aould be ruled diagonally across the page, the roll footed
up, and the total placed in the space provided at the bottom of the roll.
2. This mil will not be signed, receipts being taken only
when payment is made by the pay officer in person, or by
his deputy, and in Unsit, that is, CURRENCY, and the delivery of such receipts is simultaneous with the payment.
:I. When payment is made by check no receipt will be
required or taken, but the check number, date, and
amount, and the depository on which drawn,, will be
shown in the column "Remarks."
4. Clerks will give individual receipts for payments in
CASH, that is, CURRENCY, on the same form as provided
for mechanics and laborers, except that their signatures
need not be attested.
5. When services are rendered in the District of Columbia, add to the certificate the following: "And that the
full period of service covered by this roll expired prior to
1-4270
the actual signing of the receipts."


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Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

S. and A. Form No.St; 21 ;Ne‘N
July 1, 191S
.1pproved by Compl railer
June 7, IN

SHEET No,

PAY ROLL OF PERSONS EMPLOYED IN THE DEPARTMENT OF
NAVY YARD.

, FROM

TO
REMARKS.

:;UMBER, NAME, AND OCCUPATION.

.T.CRAir;

992468

Base Pay
Per Diem.

TRM&MKR.

Number j
!
of
Days.

Fie Per Cent
Increase for I Increase of
I Compensation.
Night-shift
•
Work.

Regular
C3mpensation.

Total Paid.

All deductions to be clearly and fully
explained together with such other facts
•
may affect pay status. Payments by
,iteck to be noted by number, date, and
depository.

/

/7

•

$93469
- 3)
• /0

F.SAVARESE

B99472

M.F. ILGLETARY

4

E.RUSSELL

OPR.

3.04

OPR.

3.52

OPP.

OPP.
OPR.

476

TRWAIKR.

R.DANHEY

399479

OPR.

4 431 M.M.IRWIN
.

2.48
3.52
3.52
3.04
3.52

_90488

E.J.ShAw

OPR.

399489

I.A.ARCHER

OPR.

3.52

399490

A. TYRON

OPR.

3.52

P99493

S.SHIVEP

TR&MK.

7.0E1

OPP.

1.46 S.RIECHERS

3.52

B99503

3..BURRIS

OPR.

2.048

B995o4

M.J.13LA(AMON

OPR.

3.52

P.v.DANNER

TRAMK.

2.'48

899507

-.A.JOHNSPN

OPR.

3.2.8

B99510

J.N.BRITTEN

OPR.

3.52

B99511

M.TARKEY

OPR.

2.80

. B99513

L.JOHNSON

OPR.

2.80

V.TUNMEIf

i99514
i5

M.DEWITT

399516
399217
399519

M.E.CONNOLLY

OPR.

3.52

OPR.

3.52

OPR.

3.52

OPR.

3.52

OPR.

3.5

TRm&MKR.

2.e46

H.E.HODGES

TR&MK.

4 .04

E.JOHNSON

OPR.

3.52

OPR.

3.28

399520 0.V.MEYERS

;.,
/'

d

5S

/7
1 -(10-tri

/

/0
//3)
gO

/

.1)

-

r

1i6

/

), //,2

s)

4/-6

/-)Ivc

1

B99523

399526 M.L.WARREN
9i529

J.PEMBF TON

OPR.

3.52

.899533

M.GILBERSON

OPR.

2.1

399536

H.W.KLAREN

OPR.

2.80

B.G.MAST

OPR.

3„52

N.L.FARMEP

OPR.

3.62

999550

/

3V

''//,

0 /11/

1
)--

s

B.GEORGE

OPR.
OP.

3.28

r'9')562

A.SULLIVAN

399534

S.C.CAINES

OPR.

.04

C.SHIEDE'R

OPR.

7.04

566

/;",t(
ra_
1====1

TOTAL OF SHEET__

-

--1--

NoTE.- -This form is to be used for first and intermediate sheets and in conjunction with S. and A. Form No. S&3 h, the final sheet of roll. See instructions on S. and A. Form No. 86b.
,;.mbol"N"indicates nig:it-shirt Work.


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Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

PAY ROLL

Yard, _
Departhient.
191

From

, 191

To

Pay
INSTRUCTIONS

I. No vacant space should be left between names on
the pay roll, and the unused spaces below the last entry
should be ruled diagonally across the page, the roll footed
up, and the total placed in the space provided at the bottom of the roll.
2. This roll will not be signed, receipts being taken only
when payment is made by the pay officer in person, or by
his deputy, and in ('Ash, that is, CURRENCY,and the delivery of such receipts is simultaneous with the payment.
3. When payment is made by check no receipt will be
required or taken, but the -check number, date, and
amount, and the depository on which drawn, will be
shown in the column "Remarks."
4. Clerks will give individual receipts for payments in
CASH, that is, CURRENCY, on the same form as provided
for mechanics and laborers, except that their signatures
need not be attested.
5. When services are rendered in the District of Columbia, add to the certificate the following: "And that the
full period of service covered by this roll expired prior to
4-4270
the actual signing of the receipts."


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Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

4

S. and A. Form No.S6 a (Nel.,
July 1, 191S
Approved by Comp:roilt,r
June 191s

SHEET NO.

PAY ROLL OF PERSONS EMPLOYED IN THE DEPARTMENT OF
NAVY YARD,

• FROM

TO
REMARKS.

Base Pay
Per Diem.

NUMBER, NAME, A.ND OCCUPATION.

Number
of
Dayr.

Five Per Cent
Increase for
Night-shift
Work.

Regular
Compensation.

890571

D.SHIRAH

OPR.

3.52

399579

C.T.Sm1TH

OPR.

3.52

m.E.CLARKE

OPR.

3,52

k(',_ (LA'

OPR.

2.eo

/

39".)5-i1

M.00NE

89.)562

A. .KoRNAHRENS
B934 A.CHAPMAN
E.A.REEVES

'14_9588

OPR.

Increase of
Compensation.

r/,2-0

/1,

3,52

,
---

')-- ' • l'"V
,

0•
..,,
.

/(7-x

OPR.

3.0c1

/

OPR.

3.04

,f ,, •

OPR.

3.52

/(

OPR.

2.9C)

/0 / /,--

,
,

.-i

B99590 D.EUBANKS
M.SHIRAH

B99597

P L _ H.E3 E.' . JACOBS
.mORAN

i93599

lAMS

3600
_39603

M.BARNES

39604

•1,:.I.EHMEY

399605

E.A.HUSKEY

OPR.

3.29

",-

OPR.

3.52

/,

OPR.

3.5

/-

OPR.
OPR.

3.52

99610

E.:-HUGENTUGLIR OPR.

3.04

899613

B.PEPKINS

OPR.

3,28

D99615

O.REED

OPR.

3.52

999616

A.M.MC rAYDEN

OPR.

3.152

OPR.

3.52

OPR.

3.52

A.N.CPAWF(1RD

OPR.

3.5

L.CROWEL

OPR.

3.52

R --)624 F.T
99627
399631
4
.5

‘{NCH

A.MOORE

OPR.

3.52

E.E.BARTON

TR8ctK.

2.48

OPR.

3.52

M.J.HUNT

99639

0 S.E.MURPHY
L.BASTOI,

),ii

H.m.MAPTIN
N.CULLEY

899655

D.r1.SANDERS
'3 -t.F0X0101-,TH
899660 P.DBAS°N
H.I1COX
m.PADGETT

399666
899668

C.KAHRS

OPT,.

/

'11
(tiLY,06'

.;,,,,

,'N

,--

= ,7„..

g4.1

8

,
,

s
qki„zi
S

,

/

3.52

ENWATER OPR.

•

t

c'

/( C'cy-

04

B946.03

n99623 D.B.WRIGHT

A

f' ,

1-i.2.6(.,

3.5::

';'PR.

Total Paid.

All deductions to be clearly and fully
explained together with such other facts
•i may affect pay status. Payments by
(Ilea to be noted by number, date, and
depository.

-4
0,-""

10,qd
f

6,b;st
VIM)
c11,04/

/.

C"

‘
9;9;- /43

m,st
qe,96

3.52

re

TP8eK.
CPR.
OPR.

2.48

'7

frif.20

*6
,

3.52

OPT.

2.49

6.•
1
/7 ?(- /4

/441

OPR.

3.5

e,-,/ 6,1

-;--1'
/7

OPR.
•OPR.
OPR.

s

3.52
2.f'8

67,00 I
40s1-

3.28

TPM&MKR. 2 r'7-1',
.•••••

fiEET

_

NoTE. -This form is to be used for first and intermediate sheets and in conjunction with S. and A. Form No. RA!), the final sheet of roll. See instructions on S. and A. Form No. SS b.
"N"indicates niit-shift Work.


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Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

•-.111

PAY ROI

Va cv Yard, _

Pay

. U. S. N.
I NST RU CT IONS

1. No vacant space should be left between names on
the pay roll, and the unused spaces below the last entry
should be ruled diagonally across the page, the roll footed
up, and the total placed in the space provided at the bottom of the roll.
2. This roll will not be signed, receipts being taken only
when payment is made by the pay officer in person, or by
his deputy, and in CAsit, that is, CURRENCY, and the delivery of such receipts is simultaneous with the payment.
3. When payment is made by check no receipt will be
required or taken, but the check number, date, and
amount, and the depository on which drawn, will be
shown in the column "Remarks."
4. Clerks will give individual receipts for payments in
CASH, that is, CURRENCY, on the same form as provided
for mechanics and laborers, except that their signatures
need not be attested.
5. When services are rendered in the District of Columbia, add to the certificate the following: "And that the
full period of service covered by this roll expired prior to
1-4270
the actual signing of the receipts."


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Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

1

S. and A. Form No.St; H. Nev
July 1, l9IS
Approved by Comptroller
June 7. 19P:

SHEET Na_

PAY ROLL OF PERSONS EMPLOYED IN THE DEPARTMENT OF
NAVY YARD.

, FROM .

TO
REMARKS.

NUMBER, NAME, AND OCCUPATION.

Base Pay
Per Diem.

Ei:.=•;`af1.0 AR.. RHYNE

,OPR.

3.52

899E72

OPR.

3.52

J.FOIL

399678

,L 7_ TZ

OPR.

2.20

B99679

M.BROWN

OPR.

3.5

399680

B.BRADFORD

OPR.

3.52

CPR.

3.52

OPR.

3.52

OPR.

3.52

09682

E.HOOD

Number
of
Days.

Regular
Compensation.

Five Per Cent
Increase for
Night-shift
Work.

Increase of
Compensation

!
!

Total Paid.

.`.11 d.,ductions to be clearly and fully
explained together with such other facts
nay affect pay status. Payments by
.-neel; to be noted by number, date, and
depository.

•

B90633 8.VARNEi,
A.E.YENNER

5

899c-90 (. .HOISTEIN

OPP.

0
.
p

3.52

899692

D.GAULDEN

OPR.

3.52

999708

B.CORCORAN

OPR.

3.52

OPk.

3.0C

,

'

OPR.

3.04

J.G.PRUNTY

OPR.

3.04

90 7 16

r.F.TODD

OPR.

3.5'

399/28

M.DYCHES

OPR.

3.52

89)/31

M.L.FLYNN

OPR.

2.48

399136

L.L.HARDY

CPR.

.
:
3.5f

0.P.R00E:-TSON

B9',711
299714

Pf !7:!3

M.E.HUFF

TR&NK.

2.8

399742

M.DUNLAP

OPR.

3.52

1399745

m.A.FRIEND

OPR.

3.04

P99746

A.ZEACLER

OPR.

3.52

399747

L.S.BLEULER

CPR.

3.52

B99748

m.W.SUHR TEDT

OPR.

2.4-

F,99750

M.CANSLER

OPR.

3.28

OPR.

3.04

399762

M.A..M1LLER

OPR.

3.52

399767

L.G.QUINCY

OPR.

3.52

399778

L.1.WELCH

OPR.

2.43,

OPR.

3.52

C
•

/

I ,

c
-1.--

399759 E.v.DAVis

•

A I ;
/

.CANADY

39)7J7
J.J802

v.JOHNSON

OP--

3.04

899,-.10

R.A.SHIER

CPR.

3.52

-D - 16 P.'.GRAYSO 1\1

OR.

3.52

.(6919 F.BOWEN

OPP.

2.80

B99825

L
899829

PRSR.

L.C.WEST
J . K U -' LAND

N.P.BOYD

CPR.
OPR.

IOTA!. OF SHEET_

/1

3.52
3.52

(›v

3.52

•-") • ' fr
,

•

N(YrE. --This form is to be used for first and intermediate sheets and in conjunction with S. and A. Form No. Rib, the final sheet of roll. See instnictions on S. and A. Form No. 1361,
"N"indicates nig:It-shift Work.


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r--.1111

PAY ROLL

Yard,
Department.
, 191

From

____, 191

71)

Pay

, U. S. N.
INSTRUCTIONS

I. No vacant space should be left between names on
the pay roll, and the unused spaces below the last entry

should be ruled diagonally across the page, the roll footed
up, and the total placed in the space provided at the bottom of the roll.
2. This roll will not be signed, receipts being taken only
when payment is made by the pay officer in person, or by
his deputy, and in CASH, that is, CURRENCY, and the delivery of such receipts is simultaneous with the payment.
3. When payment is made by check no receipt will be
required or taken, but the check number, date, and
amount, and the depository on which dravval, will be
shown in the column "Remarks."
4. Clerks will give individual receipts for payments in
CASH, that is, CURRENCY, on the same form as provided
for mechanics and laborers, except that their signatures
need not be attested.
5. When services are rendered in the District of Columbia, add to the certificate the following: "And that the
full period of service covered by this roll expired prior to
4-4270
the actual signing of the receipts."


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S. and A. Form No.:41a (New .
July 1, 1915
pproved by Comptroller
June

SHEET No,

PAY ROLL OF PERSONS EMPLOYED
NAVY

IN THE DEPARTMENT OF

YARD,

, FROM

•

TO

REMARKS.
Base Pay
Per Diem.

NUMBER, NAME, AND OCCUPATION.

!.51 1.M.WILL1S
399832

OPR.

3.52

OPR.

2.C8

3 39-344 E.JONES

CPR.

3.52

899850 E.MEARES

07R.

3.57,

899.851

N.L.TUTTLE

OPR.

3.04

999852

s. .FLEMING

CR.

3.52

B991

E.M.Mc'CARREL

OPR.

3.28

399862

m.I., LINE

OPR.

3.52

899863

B.V.KELLY

OPR.

3.52

899865

D.M.WISE

OPR.

3.52

899966

E.F.:.1

OPR.

2.80

TER

Regular
Compensation.

Five Per Cent
Increase for
Night-shift
Work.

Increase of
Compensation

Total Pad.

dethIctions to
clearly and fully
explained together with such other facts
may affect pay status. Payments by
entrck to be noted by number, date, and
deposit ory.

3.28

1
T , IcKLAND OPR.
.
A.BOWERS

Number
of
Days.

•

/

899372

_.wARREN

CPR.

3.52

899880

v.mC DONALD

OPR.

c 3,04

8998&1 :.GRAYHAM

LAB.

2.98

Bl3a98 A.H.JOMES

CPR.

3.52

5PR.

m F ZO RN
F

899907

OPR.

m. Mo-kk

OPP.

4'9 D.E.JOHNSON

/

/
(

3.52
3.52

t/' •

3.52
,
/

B99911

S.wYNDHAM

OPR.

899913

C.w.JENKINS

BOY.

2.32

OPR.

3.52

899917 E.wALDREP
899921

R.H.CAMPBELL

OPR.

3.52

899923

R.w 7, IGHT

LABR.

2.88

•93324

T.L.MURRAY

OPR.

3.52

TANNER

OPR.

7.28

E.

899926

OPR.

m.PPI .11PS
A.J.RHODE

OPR.

3.04

i99931

I.BURBAGE

BOY.

2.32

99932

R.MOSELEY

BOY.

1.84

BOY.

2.32

CO VLE

B99938

L.HILTON

LABR.

2.98

-'99939

W.J.SANDERS

LABR.

2.88

LAB.

F.wHEEL,ING

'

/"

/.
/

3.28

-i99928

399935

et

/

-

2.PR

.
I

I

P999c1

LABR.

J. .W.LEE

2.')88
r

399342

A. 2.J'BRIEN

OPR.

2.48

899943

L.AXSON

BOY.

2.32

•
•

c,./17

g

Tom], OF SHEET
NOTE.--Thil form is to be used for first and intermediate sheets and in conjunction with S. and A. Form No. 56b, the final sheet of roll. See instructions on S. and A. Form No. £43 b.
;•:1•mbol"N"indicates nig:It-shift Work.


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•-.11111

PAY ROLL

Xavy Yard, _
Department.
From

, 191

To

_, 191

__Pay

_

, U. S. N.
INSTRUCTIONS

1. No vacant space should be left between names on
the pay roll, and the unused spaces below the last entry
should be ruled diagonally across the page, the roll footed
up, and the total placed in the space provided at the bottom of the roll.
2. This roll will not be signed, receipts being taken only
when payment is made by the pay officer in person, or by
his deputy, and in CASH, that is, CURRENCY,and the delivery of such receipts is simultaneous with the payment.
3. When payment is made by Check no receipt will be
required or taken, but the check number, date, and
amount, and the depository on which drawn, will be
shown in the column "Remarks."
4. Clerks will give individual receipts for payments in
(1Am', that is, CURRENCY, on the same form as provided
for mechanics and laborers, except that their signatures
need not be attested.
5. When services are rendered in the District of Columbia, add to the certificate the following: "And that the
full period of service covered by this roll expired prior to
4-4270
the actual signing of the receipts."


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S. and A. Form No.86 a
July I, I91S
Approved by Comptroller
June 7, l91S

SHEET NO. _

PAY ROLL OF PERSONS EMPLOYED IN THE DEPARTMENT OF
NAVY YARD,

, FROM

TO
REMARKS.

Base pay
Per Diem.

NUMBER, NAME, AND OCCUPATION.

6999e-t5

J.FERGUSON

LABR.

2.88

899946

C.FULCHER

BOY

1.84

399948

R.DAVIS

LABR.

2.88

LABR.

2.88

Number
of
Days.

Regular
Compensation.

Five Per Cent
Increase for
Night-shift
Work.

Increase of
Compensation

All .ledtwtions to be clearly and fully
: explained together with such other facts
may affect pay status. Payments by
t•heck to be noted by ntunber, date, and
depository.

Total Paid.

,

399949 R.WILSON
B99950

G.STEWL0JT

LABR.

2.88

B99951

S.C.RIVERS

OPR.

2.48

399i52

T.EDKONDsON

LABR.

B99953

R.R.FASH

H.GEN.

4.32

699954

W.SIMMONS

LABR.

2.88

699955

E.RHETT

LABR.

2.88

899957

W.k.DILLARD

BOY.

1.84

Ih.GREEN

LABR.

2.

P99960

E.SPRUIFI!

LABR.

2.89

899961

J.A.3ILiJNG

BOY.

2.32

399962

E.wASHINIITON

TRM&MKR.'

B99963

J.STEwARD

LABR.

2.88

BOY.

2_32

R.DIVINE

LABR.

2.88

399966

W.H.POWELLS

LABR.

2.88

899967

E. -LIMBARKER

BOY.

2.32

899968

_JENKINS

LABR.

2.88

399969

J.ROBE-TSON

LABR.

B993/0

J.RUDER

BOY.

899

J

399965

vANDERHORSTS H.GEN.

J.L.SMALLS

3999/2

644 7.v
64-1134,
69.(01
16S,64

/")-- /7,_$7
64( j--11-0,

/71

/72)

399958

399964 3.E.CARRo1L

do,311

-v

A

t

to,
/

_

/t,zo
ss-do
611/z
(otl d,
w4,440
60,4is

1.84
3.84

LABR.

2.88

333374

IMMONS

BOY.

2.32

399/5

N.BLOCKER

BOY.

2.32

3993/6

A.RIVERS

LABR.

2.88

399978

C.FULTON

LABR.

2.88

899979

A.w.GRANT

BOY.

2.32

LABR.

2.88

H.GN.

3.84

/

fboAl
29$'?,

e
.LAWRENCE

899980

J.HOPKWS

899981
B99982

H.MANIGAULT

LABR.

2.88

399983

C.JACKON

LABR.

2.88

/.5 1c

7
/7

w.BURRIS

-I
99985

F.SHARPER

399930 -CURTI6

LAB.

2.88

OPR.

2.46

BOY.

2.32

6,to

/

69./2
70
,2 0

TOTAL OF SHEET
Nor:. -This

form is to bc used for first and intermediate sheets and in conjunction with S. and A. Form No. Sub, the final sheet of roll. See instructions on S. !Ind A. Form No. Sob.
"IN7"indicates nig:it-shift Work.


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PAY ROLL

Navy Yard, _
Department.
.„

191

From

, 191

Pay

•

. U. S. N
I NSTRUCT IONS

I. No vacant space should be left between names on
the pay roll, and the unused spaces below the last entry
should be ruled diagonally across the page, the roll footed
up, and the total placed in the space provided at the bottom of the roll.
2. This roll will not be signed, receipts being taken only
when payment is made by the pay officer in person, or by
his deputy, and in CASII, that is, CURRENCY,and the delivery of such receipts is simultaneous with the payment.
3. When payment is made by check no receipt will be
required or taken, but the check number, date, and
amount, and the depository on which drawn, will be
shown in the column "Remarks."
4. Clerks will give individual receipts for payments in
enstr, that is, CURRENCY, On the same form 88 provided
for mechanics and laborers, except that their signatures
need not be attested.
5. When services are rendered in the District of Columbia, add to the certificate the following: "And that the
full period of service covered by this roll expired prior to
4-4270,
the actual signing of the receipts."


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S. and A. Form No.S4;i Now ,
July 1, 191s+
Approved by Comiikr,,11,,r
June 191s

SHEET NO

PAY ROLL OF PERSONS EMPLOYED IN THE DEPARTMENT OF
NAVY YARD.

, FROM

TO
REMARKS.

NUMBER, NAME, AND OCCUPATION.

I

Number
Ease Pay
of
Per Diem. ,
Days.

2)

B99987 (-, iLTON
- 99988

LAB.

Total Pad.

1,,,luct ions to be clearly and fully
explained to,zether with such other facts
may affect pay status. Payments.by
Hieek to be noted by number, date, and
deposi t ory.

(.0

2.88

A.LEGREE

LABR.

2.88

J.A1KEN

LABR.

2.88

39)990

I.FORD

LAB.

2.88

899991

S.HEYWARD

H.GEN.

9)J2

R.P.OTT;

Q.LABR. 5.76

99993

J.POWELL

LABR.

2.88

A.E. MALLS

LABR.

2.3

c.b.wASHINGTON LABR.

2.8_

H.P.SIMMONS

2.88

99989

Regular
Ccrmpensatioa.

Five Per Cent
Increase for I
Increase of
Night-shift
Compensation
Work.

70`

•

i•

B99994
99)95
--Y99996

LABR.

4.32

•

kr"
/1

LPB.

S.SWEEPER

2.98

29998

J.WAITF

LABR.

2.8E

'99999

B.BRYAN

LABR.

2.88

_

'FoTAI, OF

dr3

f

SHEET

-Thii form is to be used for first and intermediate sheets and in conjunction with S. and A. Form No. 56h, the final sheet of roll.
See instructions on S. and A. Form No. glh.
:mho'"N" indicates nIglit-shift Work.


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4.—oral

1

PAY ROLL
_1

Vav:1 Yard, _
Department.
___, 191
___, 191

l'. S. N

Pay
INSTRUCTIONS

I. No vacant space should be left between names on
the pay roll, and the unused spaces below the last entry
Aould be ruled diagonally across the page, the roll footed
up, and the total placed in the space provided at the hottom of the roll.
2. This roll will not be signed, receipts being taken only
when payment is made by the pay officer in person, or by
his deputy, and in CAstr, that is, CURRENCY, and the delivery of such receipts is simultaneous with the payment.
3. When payment is made by check no receipt will be
required or taken, but the check number, date, and
mount, and the depository on which drawn, will be
shown in the column "Iteniarks."
4. Clerks will give individual receipts for payments in
IA sit, that is, CURRENCY, on the same form as provided
for mechanics and laborers, except that their signatures
need not be attested.
5. When services are rendered in the District of Columbia, add to the certificate the following: "And that the
full period of service covered by this roll expired prior to
4-4270
the actual signing of the receipts."


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Of

•

-- it fe_ui_r for civil
0„;
rvice u-i" ol—
eserve Yeoman (F), until they, at
future

.11:31L,

thoGXfli

.on, recently reHrned fr
:r‘nce,
'aid
bci'ore tl)e war, b7 0f r OItqc.
was =-iven
'ob at 4.L;.3 or 4.96. _he 'e - t.erdereO' recom:iendations for readjus'ment of his pay; he was recomr:lenled for 5.12
and that was considered a readjustment in the face of all of the
other promotions made di;rin
the period of the war. h-0 -:' -fflon of
course rened, which is a los's the the
Dept. as hr :.f nn
is one of the moat capable men we ever had.
.flLC

(verti .:e in the f_ast.
clerLs' work was given to others to do, while they used
'Thvernnt time to do ark foi' outside rieole. Cne reran
braged -rublicly that
hnd
c;25 ex r
-a
7chool work, while the -, ersou at .,...e=ir,ger 3chool tn1.- it
Tor was done at the IJavy
thin;;s

.iervie a his oh eye with reorle
Won}:inQ for the

Tn the Commandants office the higher raid employees h,ve very
little education and little if any e -xeri:)nce before co' in
to the Yard as follows:
granted fro', ;:ig4 chocl,
:c1c.rs C
refiene.
L,s' ]ettye
1ot et thro-c,:h Tf_th „3chool, 115A Lo :y:fr.erience.
C ,:eeves, well educated, years in the _,Irm:„ t:nd
experience
does not know a verb frm a noun.
To..1-ieynolds, no 11 11 c1 ool education, 7- ' __Jorant,(io eyer5 rice.
'
-.fts Foster, gr- - '
--ny good fositicns before coming to tile
'- 7 well educated, but a fool.


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1

Rates of pay of stenographers and clerks in the Commandant's office
Navy Yard, Charleston,S.C.
Name.

Rating.

Mo/ris, J.B.

S&T.

Getty, J.A.

Type.

Rate of pay.

Late.

3-16-11
6- 3-12
On Civil service S&T
8-16-13
1- 4-15
Register June 1911.
Hex duties are: Court
12-22-15
Martial and Commandants 7- 1-16
11-10-16
stenographer.
1- 1-18
6- 1-18 m

Stood S&T exam.failed
on Stenography,passed
typew.
Clerk
Is Aset.to C.C.

4-24-16
6-23-le H
11- 8-16
6-19-17
9-17-1';

1- 1-18
1-15-18
5-27-18
12- 2-18 m

(Entrance)
a.04
Promoted.
3.52
3.76
3.84
4.00
4.48
1500 per a.
11
5.60 It d.
If
6.08
d. VI
3.04
3.28
3.52
3.76
4.00
4.64
4.88
5.36
5.60

Transferred from Acctg.0f4
Promoted.
In place an Fossen resgnd,
Self promoted
Place Reeves promoted,
self promoted
71

7t

46

1- 2-17
Reeves,C.D. Tel.Oper.
4-23-17
Clerk
In charge filing section.7-12-17
Supervises 15 or 20 peo- 9-11-17
pie but is not rated as 1-1- 18
1-15-18
SupervisorY-C-Ierk.

162--21-211
Happoldt, W.B. Type.
Clerk
Stood exam.for typist

8-23-17 R
10-2,7-17

1- 1_10
6- 1-18
7- 1-18
10-2-18

4-10-17 H
Reynolas,I.I.E. Type.
9-13-17
etween 4-10-17 and
11-17-17
11-17-17 stood nbout
1- 1-1L
4 exams.,
5-31-18
for typist. (
6- 1-18
before passing.
eyr tbgk clerkg gxami
Foster,H.P. rateu type. 10-8-17 H
10-19-17
but passed S&T.exam.
1- 4-18
with a mark of more ,
1-18
4.
is
Her
work
8CiL.
than
6- 1-18
writin: up all surveys
dicta- 7- 1-18
takin2: the
tion and the Comdt's.at 12-2-18
times and also most of the Board 'ork.

4,,ntrance)
3.04
Promoted
3.28
3.76 Vice Harmon resigned
promoted
4.24
Promoted
4.88
5.12
5.60

5-84
3.04
3.04
3.68
3.92
4.16
4.40

Temporary. )Entrance)
Probational
Re-rated
Promoted
11
It

3.04
3.28
3.28
3.68
3.92
4.40

Temporary. (Entrance)
in place lethea Reap.
"
Pxobational
Promoted.

3.04
3.04
3.20
3.44
3.68
3.92
4.16

Entrance. Probational
Re-rated.
Promoted.(After 6 months)
Re-rated.
Promoted.
Promoted.

/tote Uscrepeliciet in rigniber of
promotionstiding,
same period as shown between astericks,

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Name.
Bethea 7.

Rating.
Clerk

Type.

Resigned.


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Date.

Rate of pay.

Temporary (Entrance)
3.04
4-10-17
fronoted
(?)
7-14-17 * 3.28
TI
(?)
5.52
9-13-17
' Probational
3.52
11-17-17
Prouotea.
3.92
1- 1-18
4.40
6- 1-18

•
. Alexander, .fiss
. Barry, Miss E.L.
3, Bayly, Eaomi C. (Mrs)
4. Beckman, J.R. (Miss)
5. Bennett R.G. (Miss)
6. Bernstein Mabel (Miss)
ar3onneau Grace (Miss)
8. Britton Sally (Miss)
14:Buckley 'L. (Miss)
10.. Chadwick, Clara,(Eiss)
11. Coffin H.E. (Miss)
12. Coffin J.R. (Miss)
13. Cohen Ethel M (Miss)
Colyer, E.J. (Miss)
/5. Comerfofd, A.. (Miss)
Dalby C.J.(Mrs)
•
17. Dean Gertrude B (Miss)
18. Eberhard E.W.A. (Miss)
Fischer Li. I. (Miss)
L.2c. Ford Mary H.(Miss)
21. Gray V.3.(Miss)
2,rosser V.S.(Miss)
k.
Hain Stella (Ivlis)
rjalsey Ethel (Liss)
. Hanckel R.W.
PE'S'T Heins L.J.(Miss)
27. Hertz Edna B (MisL
4a6. Horwitz, F.C. (Miss)
29. Hutton Ruth (Miss)
30. Jackson, Lois (Miss)
Jantzen P.C.. (Miss)
•
Jervey I. (Miss)
•
33. Johnson Sue Y (Miss)
• 4. Kulinski K.E.(Miss)
35. Lea, Hattie S. (Miss)
210g6. Long, 0,C. (Miss)
L,517. Lubker Bertha (Mist
•
Lucas H.A. (Lirs)
R.W. (Miss)
39. Luden
mor: Macmillan F.Y. (Mis41. McDonald S (Miss)
44-er:-McLeod S.E.(Miss)
McManus A.E. (Miss'
4;or- Miller E.C. (Mrs)
Milliron L.(Mrs)
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Masters Anna M (Miss)
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L. Morris J.B.(Mrs)
48 * O'Connor N.M.(Miss)
49 -C'iurke Nellie M.(Miss
Cswald Sarah (Miss)
51. ?leper Gertrude


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H.C. (MisEl) )
54.Rouse,
55.Rptledge, C._.(Eir-)
56.Sass,
(Miss)
y6-7. Seabrook E.B.(Liss)-158.Sheehan Annie (1.1iss)
59.Shillito Annie L.(Kiss)
6C. Simmons G.C.(Miss)
p,61.Sligh V.B.(Mrs)- -:-62.Stoesen A.E. (Miss) --63. Sullivan, J.F.(Mrs)__
64 Tharp M.L.(Miss)
L.6.5 Zhorqrson, H.G. (Tirs)
66 Webber, Edith A.(
67 Willensky, D (Miss,
68 Willis E.E.(Miss)
69
70 Williams Lary (Miss)
71 Williams H.C.(Miso'
72 "Tthrthman
L?-5 Harrelson, 11 (Miss)
L-74 Baker,
(Mrs)
75
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NAVY YARD, CHARLETON, S. C.
OFFICE MEMORANDUNT
Commandant
Aid
Mr. Sanders
Mr. Reeves
Mr. Brown
Mrs. Reynolds
Mrs. Sayler
Mrs. Morris
Miss Getty
Nessenger
Supply Otlk21Mr. Sutliff
Mr. Hair
Mr. Latimer

Comd't. 6th. Na-val Dist.
Capt. Rogers 6th. N. D.
Mr. Boggs
Captain of Yard
Mr. Miller
Inspection Officer
Lieut. Diggens
Lieut Messing
Public Works Officer
Mr. Wilson
Engineer Officer
Mr. Heyward

District Corn. Supt.
Disbursing Offi. Yard

Constraction Officer f)
Mr. Farmer

Labor Board
Mr. Taylor

Accounting. Officer
Mr. Rodwell

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Judge Adv. G. C. M.
Tirnber Inspector
Yard Priiiipr

Supt. Clothing Factor'

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Division C, February 28,1919.

Monthly report 7ebruary,1919.
Attendance and Absentees
273.
Daily Average employees
Tt
44.
absentees
229•
working
vacation or otherwisa leave with
23.
permission

Garments Cut
Production Order 456 Dungaree JumpeTs
459 Dungaree Trousers
"
Total

28,000
22;000
50,000

Passed Final Inspection
Dungaree Jumpers passed final inspection--29,650
14;000
"
*ousers
43,650

Sent to the Navy Yard
Yard--28,100
DItngaree Jumpers sent to the Navy
if
11;650
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Trousers " " "
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Garments used for recuts
Denim used for recuts

7hite 2rousers laundried

369.

434.

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Cutting Department.
Number of employees for month of July - 38
Garments cut during month of July -

1.1hite trousers - 113000
jumpers - 15000
"
Dungaree jumpers - 35000
trousers - 28000
Bathing trunks - 5400

Garments cut dur:a.; month of Autgust -

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'dhite trousers - 101500
jumpers - 55000
"
Dungaree trousers - 50000
TT
jumpers - 51000
3athin trunks - 6000

Garments cut during month of So-Dtember -

White trousers - 79000
jumpers - 49000
Dungaree trousers - 48500
11
jumpers - 36000
Bathing trunks -3800k

../hite trousers - 109000
Garments cut during month of October - IT
jumpers - 57000
Dungaree trousers - 40000
jumpers - 52000
Bathing trunks - 1200
Garments cut durini; month of December -

White trousers - 75000
TT
jumpers - 37000
Dunzaree trousers - 45000
11
jumpers - 65000

Garments cut during months of January 1919 -

Garments cut during month of February -


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Continued - pace 1

White trousers - 60000
fT
jumpers - 40000
Dungaree trousers - 53000
jumpers - 52000
Nainsook drawers - 14000

':thite trousers - 45000
TT
jumpers - 45000
Dungaree trousers - 51000
juigpers - 28000
Nainsook drawers - 8600
0
Bathing trunks.
1200

Continued from page 1.
&arments cut during month of Yarch


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White trousers - 35000
ft
jumpers - 35000
Dungaree trousers - 46000
TI
jullipers - 40000
Nainsook drawers - 100000
Bathing trunks - 4800

Continued from pace (1)
Number of employees for month of December - 844
Average attendance for month of December - 646
White trousers - 84850
White jumpers - 44750
ber
Garments made in Decem
Dungaree trousers - 38050
Dungaree jumpers - 44750
Number.of employees for month of January - 826
Average attendance for month of January - 662
White trousers - 94000
e jumpers - 43100
-Whit
ry
Garments made in Janua
Dungaree trousers - 57550
Dungaree jumpers - 62625
Number' bf evilloyees for month of February - 804
Averagie:attendance for month of February - 662
White trousers - 54850
Garments made in February - White jumpers - 37550
Dungaree trousers - 40100
Dungaree jumpers - 29650
Nainsook drawers - 19000
Number \9f employees for month of March - 742
attendance for month of Larch - 414
Aver
White trousers - 34550
Garmento math, in March - White jumpers - 46850
Dungaree trousers - 29200
Dungaree jumpers - 24)550
Nainsook drawers - 76600
eted in July - 3200
Number of bathing trunks compl
IT
et
Ti
" August - 1900
n
U
TT
IT
TT
September - 8400
1T
IT
U
TT
IT
IT
October - 1500
tt
Ti
IT
IT
IT
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December - --It
It
IT
It
TT
TT
January - 2900
TT
TI
TT
t?
TT
IT
ary - 2000
Febru
IT
TT
TT
TT
IT
IT
- 2000
IT
larch
TT
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Naval Clothing Factory.
April 12, 1919.
Number of employees for month of JulyAvera,
,
,.e attendance for month of July Garments made in July -

989
823

White trousers - 89600
jumpers - 42350
"
Dungaree trousers - 79650
Dungaree ji,mpers - 60350

Number J employees for monht of AuLust - 986
Avera.-e attendance fcr nionht Of August - 873
White trousers - 89400
Garments madc in August - White jumpers - 48050
Dungaree trousers - 47000
Dungaree jumpers - 64625
Numbet,4 employees for monht of September Average:attendance for montli,of September - 694
White trousers - 96200
Garments made in September - White jumpers - 47550
Dungaree trousers - 39150
Dungaree jumpers - 33475
Number af employees for monht of October - 929
Averag5attendance for month of October - 672
White trousers - 90250
Garments made in October - White jumpers - 66400
DunLaree trousers - 57750
Dungaree j!.mpers - 47200


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Continued (1)

Note.
During the months of July, August, September and October the factory
operated 56 hours per week.
During December, January, February and March, the factory operated 48 hours per week.
The month of November was not considered in this record because
during a part of this month the factory operated 56 hours per week
and part 48 hours.
en the first of February , the manufacture of Nainsook drawers
was inaugurated and attention is called to the fact that this was an
entirely new garment and. of an alltogether different class of material
to that on which employees were accustomeC to work, and this fact
should be considered in estimating any date in regard to them.
Two hundred and fifty (250) were used on this carment durin
ruary and March.


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THE SAINT ?Aril,
In Sint Taul,

St. Paul, Minn.
June 21, 1918.

thing Factory,
Government Naw-,1
So.c.th Carolina.
Jentlewen:
%
on
rice
I nereAdth enclose piece rete
.1-.:;ne 12th.

.e,rme7it8 shipped to we on

In connection with this :rice rate, I herewith submit the following
su8gesti,)ns:
1st: 0ing to the i•ia,dequate facilities of transportation to the
if p(,ssible, no o.re tLan eight hours shall be worked in anyda.y.
-rd,
Navy Y'
and:

Ps the rate of $2.48 per lay is being offered to the viorkers,
a allnimum rate.

who r!o. -,i to work in the Wiry Yards, this shall cestitilt

3rd: The Tiece rate should be re-rated in accordance with nlece
rate price schedule enclosed herein.
4tu:
;A.are
minimum of $2.48.

- 0
reoteJ.ve all cdiey ev.rx ou ,ieue ra 6

trie

5th: The 30 iays absence rule, vvith pay, to all workers who are
earning within the $2.48 rate, shall receive $2.48. All t_ose whose earnabove that rate, snail receive the maximum of *3.04 per day.
ins
6th: rureladies and foremen should Ilea better discretion in adxinistering iDenalties for insuborlini,tion and the wori-ers shell have the
right to inveGtigati n to charges.
7th:
tolerated.

Discou.,-ageiDent of Trade Unions, under threats, si.a11 not be

hoping the above suggestions will be met Nith favorable cosider:Htion, I remain
Respectfu14 yours,
(signed) Victor Altwan
P. A. I am returning by express today tne 101'1:lents, send here.


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S. and A. Form No.SG a ; N
July 1, 1018
Approved bz Comptroller
June 1918
SHEET NO,

PAY ROLL OF PERSONS EMPLOYED i N THE DEPARTMENT OF _
NAVY YARD.

, FROM

TO
REMARKS.

Base Pay
Per iem.

NUMBER, NAME, AND OCCUPATION.

Number
of
Days.

Five Per Cent
Increase for
Night-shift
Work.

Regular
Compensation.

Increase of
Compensation

All deductions to I.. clearly and fully
: explained together with such other facts
U/ may affect pay status. Payments by
check to be noted by number, date, and
deposit ory.

Total Paid.

(3)

'992

M.MASSINGILL

i9

J.C.LYNES

2 9920

FORWMN. r.20
S.' .ADJ. 5.8.4
L.CUTR. 7.28

C.B.HALL

1 9927
;

1/-6 ec

R. .LiCAS

H.CTR.

4" .32
5.84

I--,
t-"--1

31 A.6
.557 )-1

J.R.SMITH

CUTR.

r'9925

E.R.DAVIS

PRESMN. 4.32

09926

C.C.LAMBWIN

'-I.CUTR. 4.32

•

C9927

F.C.WELCH

M.OPR.

5.36

/

09930

H.PLATT

PRSMN.

79931

R.S.HUIENTUG

H.CTR.

--)959

R.W.MITCHUM

SPONGR. 4.32

996C

M.V.CROSLEY

OPR.

79961

?‘..BRANDENBURG

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2,512,

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,

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5Z'

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4.32
r

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3.52

-

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!flSPTR. I

C).)

09962

M.WILLIAMS

09963

A.HARMON

09975

R.ORNDORFF

OPR.

3.52

0.M.DEWITT

OPR.

3.52

R.MYSZEv4SKI

OPR.

3.52

09980

R.L.MARTIN

OPR.

3.52:

299134

L.MATHEWS

OPR.

2.48

099135

N.CHAMPY

OPR.

3.29

099136

F.MAZYCK

OPR.

2.48

099137

C.H.WAIKER

OPR

2.80

c99140

A.E.WASHINGTON

OPR.

099141

E.BE

CPR.

2.80

07R.

2.CC

,

•

'142 W.JONES
002143

-CPR.

E.TH0MA5

2.80

S.A.WILSON

OPR.

2.48

0
- 91e-5

A.L.AZDIZOY

CPT.

7,52

.93146

I.D.HAMMOND

OPR.

2.80

OUR.

2.9C'

OPR.

2.80

OPR.

2.4

L.G.GARRETT

OPR.

2.48

C.MCGRATH

OPR.

2.48

C99I47 R-GILLIARD
099148

M.SAUFORD

099150 0.MAREE
99151
02')152
C99154
099155

J.M.SCHUEDDIG
E.CLEMONS

OPR.

3.52

OPR.

2.80

ToTAf. ()F.' SHEET

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;•mbol"N"indicates nit-shift Work.


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PAY ROLL

Va,',/ Yard, _
I)epa.rtnu?nt.
, 191
191

U. S. N.

INSTRUCTIONS
I. No vacant space should be left between names on
the pay roll, and the unused spaces below the last entry

should be ruled diagonally across the page, the roll footed
up, and the total placed in the space provided at the bottom of the roll.
2. This roll will not be signed, receipts being taken only
when payment is made by the pay officer in person, or by
his deputy, and in CASH, that is, CURRENCY, and the delivery of such receipts is simultaneous with the payment.
3. When payment is made by check no receipt will be
required or taken, hut the check number, date, and
amount, and the depository on which drawn, will be
shown in the column "Remarks."
4. Clerks will give individual receipts for payments in
CASTI, that is, CURRENCY, on the same form as provided
for mechanics and laborers, except that their signatures
need not be attested.
5. When services are rendered in the District of Columbia, add to the certificate the following: "And that the
full period of service covered by this roll expired prior to
4-4270
the actual signing of the receipts."


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S. and A. Forth No.$6a (NOW)
July 1, 1918
.1pproved by Comptroller
June 7, 191g

PAY ROLL
NAVY

OF PERSONS

SHEET No.

EMPLOYED

IN THE DEPARTMENT OF

YARD,

. FROM

TO
REMARKS.

NUMBER, NAME, AND OCCUPATION.

099158

L.SLANSEN

099160

__JAMS
A.C.LEwis

099162

*163 F.A.ASHE

Base Pay
Per Diem.

OPR.

2.48

OPR.

2.4R

OPR.

7.52

OPR.

Regular
Compensation.

File Per Cent 1
Increase for 1
Increase of
Night-shift
! Compensation
Work.

1

All deductions to he clearly and hilly
explained together with such other facts
a: may affect pay status. Payments by
eheek to be noted by number, date, and
,lepository.

Total Pad.

2.80

099164

B.POACHES

OPR.

2.0

C99165

J.LARRY

07R.

3.28

099166

A.P.DEVEAUX

099167

F.B.DORSEY

OPR.

3.52

(99168

C.S.COLLINS

OPR.

3.52

('n)169

E.BELLINGER

OPR.

3. 52

F.MANIGAULT

OPR.

2.48

c»til.!..LEWIS

OPR.

2.48

.:9.J./2

OPR.

2.42

OPR.

Number
of
Days.

3.04
0

I

/

,rL

c( ),
4.

--

.70

D.BRowN

39J1 ,4

N.m.HuTcHINSON OPR.

3.04

099175

F

OPR.

3.:8

I.HOWARD

099176 11IDD

OPR.

E.sEA8ROOKS

OPR.

3.52

099179

G.L.WAINWI-IGHT OPR.

2.80

'299180

0..PERPY
M.A.MC FALL

G99181

.MA , A,EY

C/99182

OPR.

3.52

OPP.

2.80

L.4.J0HNSTON

OPR.

3.52

099184

B.DUNBAP

OPR.

2.80

099185

J.ALSTON

OPR.

3.04

17931./6

E.P.DASH

OPR.

3.04

C991-7

r.F.4.4f,A:,KS

1P1.

3.04

3991e3

P.C.HARDEE

OPR.

3.04

-.--i'3 LLS

OPR.

2.80
2.48

C99190

E.JONES

CPR.

0-99191

E. '

OPR.

LINS

099192 /E. I

OPT-.

KEY

OPR.

2.60

C99194

S.A.NIX

OPR.

2.48

:TURNER

099196
190197

M.BLAINE

099198

E.E.8RUNSON

3.52

'OPR.

2.48

TOTAL 01 SHEET

o

/()

_51.5•1,/
AL.(
61,60(

64. 96
.f c1/

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1)

fr"

,
r-,

c

2.80

ON-'.

OPR.

?

••

3.28

A.L.PITTER

OPR.

5g,,C^7

-2.4.8

099193

099195 R.E.HowARD

/„.

2.48

099Ia3

099189

/'.
/-"L'

2.48

099178

dOPP.

fr•,-

,
/

r

•

2.48

_

NOTE.
form is to be used for first and intermediate sheets and in conjunction with S. and A. Form No. Mb, the final sheet of roll. See instructions on S. and A. Form No. %b.
mboI"N"indicates nig:a-shift Work.


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PAY ROLL

,Vor:1 Yard, _
Department.
, 191

From

__, 191

To

Pay _

, U. S. N.
INSTRUCTIONS

I. No vacant space should be left between names on
the pay roll, and the unused spaces below the last entry
81tould be ruled diagonally across the page, the roll footed
up, and the total placed in the space provided at the bottom of the roll.
2. This roll will not be signed, receipts being taken only
when payment is made. by the pay officer in person, or by
his deputy, and in CASH, that is, CURRENCY, and the delivery of such receipts is simultaneous with the payment.
3. When payment is made by check no receipt will be
required or taken, but the check number., date, and
amount, and the depository on which drawn, will be
shown in the column "Remarks."
4. Clerks will give individual receipts for payments in
CASH, that is, CURRENCY, on the same form as provided
for mechanics and laborers, except that their signatures
need not be attested.
5. When services are rendered in the District of Columbia, add to the certificate the following: "And that the
full period of service covered by this roll expired prior to
4-4270
the actual signing of the receipts."


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:4. and A. Form No.86 a N4-‘v,•%
July 1, 191S
Approved by Compri-, 11,.t.
June 7, 111S

SHEET No --

PAY ROLL OF PERSONS EMPLOYED IN THE DEPARTMENT OF
NAVY YARD,

, FROM

TO
REMARKS.

Number
Nu
Base Pay
of
I
Per Diem. ,
Days.

NUMBER, NAME, AND OCCUPATION.

Fi.e Per Cent
Increase for I
Increase of
Nizhi-shift
I Compensation
Work.

Regular
Compensation.

All deductions to be clearly and fully
explained together with such other facts
as may affect pay status. Payments by
• eheck to be noted by number, date, and
depository")

Total Pad.

••'.71

099199

H.A.JACKSON

OPR.

2.80

099200

L.IRV1NG

CPR.

3.04

393201

R.P.LAROCHE

OPR.

2.48

CPP.

.::-TEPHENS

099202

'

/14„_

3.04

OPR.

3.28

099204 R.A.FARMS

CPR.

3.04

,/

2.48

/-/

OPR.

0-99205

I.SMALL,3

099207

E.sToNE(

OPR.

-96320E

E.A.SANDERS

QPR.
Or', .

CDJ209 .N.E.P0,', LL

2.48

OPR.

2.8C

099'L1

H.LAGGIE

OPR.

2.48

099

L.E.

O.

2.48

OPR.

3.04

099214

W.v.1R\

099215

F.PIN KNEY

OPR.

2.418

09J216

E.V.FABER

OPR.

2.448

C99217

C.JOHNSON

GPR.

2.48

093218

C.FOSTED

OPR.

2.018

S.A.JONES

OPR.

2.80

093220

L.M.DRAYTON

OPR.

3.04

C99221

V.SANFORD

099222

S ..

99219

99223

E

7

OPP.

4-).
•,

:, JTCHFIELD 4)Pt-

2.20

29J224

R.LAWS

OPR.

2.80

,JJ.2.0

;.ANDERSON

OPR.

2.48

OPR.

2.48

'GORDON

9 J2-26
099227

E.I.kILLIAMS

- R. .
.fli-,

2.48

099228

I.CLAPKE

OPR.

2.48

799229

J.S.RUFFINS

OPR.

2.8

099230

A

CPR.

3.0'

H.ALEXANDER

OPR.

2.46

E.W1LLIAMS

OPR.

2.48

099233

I.CALVIN

OPR.

2.48

C93234

A.MAYERS

OPR.

2.80

0499235

J.ANDERSON

OPR.

3.04

099236

I.N1X

CPR.

2.48

099237

L.JOHNSON

OPR.

2.48

C99231
(99232

LP

LIF

TorAl.

SIIEET_._

a,
(
S

9-- /

_

2.48

OPR.

.3ENNETT

•

3.5,7

E.L4,4IKIN

CNIGHT

7S7"A,

2.80

'9J210

_3

7.96

r

7.th.BAC0T

099203

6-k-/
P146

•

'7(r

"1

- This form is to be used for first and intermediate sheets and in conjunction with S. and A. Form No. 86h, the final sheet of roll. See instructions on S. and A. Form No. 8Sb.
robot"N"indicates nig:It-shift Work.


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Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

•-•1311

61,

PAY ROLL_

.Var!I Yard, _
Department.
., 191
.., 191

C. S. .

Pay
INSTRUCTIONS

I. No vacant space should be left between names on
the pay roll, and the unused spaces below the last entry
should be ruled diagonally across the page, the roll footed
up, and the total placed in the space provided at the bottom of the roll.
2. This roll will not be signed, receipts being taken only
when payment is made by the pay officer in person, or by
his deputy, and in CAstr, that is, CURRENCY, and the delivery of such receipts is simultaneous with the payment.
3. When payment. is made by check no receipt will be
required or taken. but the check number, date, and
amount, and the depository on which drawn, will be
shown in the column "Remarks."
4. Clerks will give individual receipts for payments in
,CAsn, that is, CURRENCY, on the same form as provided
for mechanics and laborers, except that their signatures
need not be attested.
5. When services are rendered in the District of Columbia, add to the certificate the following: "And that the
full period of service covered by his roll expired prior to
4-427o
the actual signing of the receipts."


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Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

S. and A. Form No./•±6 a N'oNV
July 1, 1918
Approved by Comptroller
June 191S

SHEET NO,

PAY ROLL OF PERSONS EMPLOYED I N THE DEPARTMENT OF _
NAVY YARD,

, FROM

TO
REMARKS.

Base Pay
Per Diem.

NUMBER, NAME, AND OCCUPATION.

Number
of
Days.

Regular
Compensation.

, Five Per Cent
Increase for
Night-shift
Work.

Increase of
Compensation

All deductions to Is' clearly and fully
explained together with such other facts
as may affect pay status. Payments by
cheek to be noted by number, date, and
depository.

Total Pad.

:99242

A .HAWSHAW

OPR.

2,218

099243

E

OPR.

2.80

J-'6 7*e--6A1
ALL)

S.GILLENS

OPR.

2.48

4j7/,

M. E.DORMAN

OPR.

2.80

_611

OPR.

3.04

'7

09924-0 E. -THONIC

39)2(,1
299245

C9J247 D.SIMMONS

OPR.

2.48

299248

S. HOWELL

OPR.

2.48

C99249

T.GRANT

OPR.

3.28

_99250

L. BROWN

OPR.

2.48

/fr,
ii41/2(5,
.

099251

B.BPISBANE

OPR.

2..18

299257

F.F.POINSFTTE

OPR.

3.28

799258

E,M WILLIAMS

OPR.

2.80

099255

A.

099259

LATON

p, /

OPR.

2.48

G.JOHNSON

Or- R.

2.48

E.WILLIAMS

OFR.

1=.n4

299265

N.HOU'TON

OPR.

2.448

099266

M.MIKEL

OPR.

3.04

099268

W.ASHE

OPR.

2.4'

'))269

E.ASHE

OPR.

3.5L-

099270

E.PINCKNEY

OFR.

3.2k

G.LEWIS

OPR.

;3.32

7992 73

E.J.BROWN

OPR.

2.48

C99 -7 4

J.SHEhAILD

OPR.

'i9262
, JL:Jer

l77
#2-,0

f).48

L.REID

2))253

7/

f.

ff? 6-6

/ 47

j-6 /AL

ch

z‘
6

iSt14
'
/

6-5
S.7 47

„

r

-

„
, J75

OPR.

3.28

-997 76

J.m.AYER

OPR.

2.48

7Y_)-

T.SIMMONS

OPR.

2.80

E.CHOICE

OPR.

2.48

))279

R.MC'BRIDE

OPR.

2.48

JJ.Th

H.L.GLEATON

OPR.

2.48

M.BROWN

OPR.

3.04

799278

29282
C93283

L.WRIGHT

OPR.

2,48

C9d264

E.WESTCQAT

OPR.

2.elP

099285

K.GELZEP

OPR.

2.48

099287

A.E.FIFLDS

OPR.

3.28

099288

E.H.THOMAS

OPR.

3.'8

:9i289

E.B.WiTT

'7/

/9
d

LL.

/7 (

.
I

•-;

OPR.
ToTAL u

2

1'7

3'

•

-

-

SHEET

N'uTE.---Thii form is to be used for first and intermediate sheets and in conjunction with S. and A. Form No. SS h, the final sheet of roll. See instructions on S. and A. Form No. R61).
:•rnbol"N"indicates nig:It-shift Work.


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Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

*--tlret

PAY ROLL

Vary Yard, _
Department.
191

FrOM

, 191

To

Pay

, U. S. N.
INSTRUCTIONS

I. No vacant space should be left between names on
the pay roll, and the unused spaces below the last entry
rihould be ruled diagonally across the page, the roll footed
up, and the total placed in the space provided at the bottom of the roll.
.2. This roll will not be signed, receipts being taken only
when payment is made by the pay officer in person, or by
his deputy, and in CASH, that is, CURRENCY, and the delivery of such receipts is simultaneous with the payment.
3. When payment is made by check no receipt will be
required or taken, but the check number, date, and
amount, and the depository on which drawn, will be
shown in the column "Remarks."
4. Clerks will give individual receipts for payments in
CASH, that is, CURRENCY, 011 the same form as provided
for mechanics and laborers, except that their signatures
need not be attested.
5. When services are rendered in the District of Columbia, add to the certificate the following: "And that the
full period of service covered by this roll expired prior to
4-4270
the actual signing of the receipts."


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Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

S. and A. Form No.$6 a k NV‘l
July 1, 191S
Approved by Comptroller
June 7. 1915

SHEET NO

PAY ROLL OF PERSONS EMPLOYED IN THE DEPARTMENT OF _
NAVY YARD,

, FROM

TO
REMARKS.

NUMBER, NAME, AND OCCUPATION.

Base Pay
Per Diem.

Number
of
Days.

Fhe Per Cent
Increase for
Night-shift
Work.

Regular
Compensation.

Increase of
Compensation

Total Paid.

All deductions to be clearly and fully
• explained together with such other facts
• a; may affect pay status. Payments by
check to he noted by number, date, and
depository.

(2)

799290

OPR.

2.80

C99291 , L.SMALLS

OPR.

2.48

009292

D.WAINWRIGHT

OPR.

2.48

C99295

E.I.BROOKS

OPR.

3.04

L.MGLAf

J.--7 .

3.52

D.hA'DNI..uTON

,

I

/77 C.0
-)

re'

r

))236

r

e'

C9297

E.S.SANDERS

OPR.

3.52

C99298

V.JONES

OPR.

2.80

OPR.

2.48

/96* & -,5
/7D(D'

OPR.

2.4P

/ 7,(7.

TOOMER

OPR.

3.04

-ROBINSON

OPR.

2.48

099299

.E.GANTT
M.RYDER

- 99301
099302

F t

099303

4

099304

L.L.COAN

OPR.

2.4

099305

J.E.011-'ITE

CPR.

2.e.18

-19306

M.JOHNSON

OPR.

2.48

099307

K. .FLEMIN8

OPR.

3.28

099309

E.M.TYLER

OPR.

2.80

OPR.

3.28

099311

L.MANTON

OPR.

2.48

099312

V.W.LA KINS

OPR.

3.28

099313

E.GARVIN

OPR.

2.48

099314

J.DFLE:LINE

OPR.

'.3.28

".))315

E.LEE

OPR.

2.49

0997

J.M.FORDHAM

OPR.

2.48

A.B.SMALLS

OFR.

2.48

099318

ig- i)s

-

/-7

099310 S.SANFORD

7

el

/""

0.)

f..4)

/
/

OPR.

2.48

00 -'.

2.4R

/ fr

B.COLLINS

OPR.

2.48

/

L.LAWRENCE

OPR.

2.48

099327

I.V.M.DAVIS

OPR.

2.48

099330

F.7i.ANDERSON

OPR.

099331

L.CAMPBEL'

OPR.

3.04

0 99332

V.JOYNER

OPR.

2.80

1 9335
9

A.F.SANDERS

OPR.

2.90

:33336

.J.TAYLOR

099319

C.G.LA

099323

-k.

099325
9326

099337

lUE

.c;IN -JLETON

D.W ,

GT

099338

C.WRIGHT

099339

M.

•CELVEY

OPR.

e

ir7

2.48

OPR.

2.4='

/-7 1
1 / 'I'?

')PR.

2.8

'

CPR.

,
rt.

TOTAL OF SHEET
No'rE.--Thii form is to be used for first and intermediate sheets and in conjunction with S. and A. Form No. SS b, the final sheet of roll. See instructions on S. and A. Form No. 86 1.4
:731111)01"N"indicates ni4:11-shift Work.


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Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

•-erg

PAY ROLL

\'!/ Yard, _
Department.
191

Froth

,191

To

Pay _

.

. U. S. N.
INSTRUCTIONS

1. No vacant space should be left between names on
the pay roll, and the unused spaces below the last entry
should be ruled diagonally across the page, the roll footed
up, and the total placed in the space provided at the bottom of the roll.
2. This roll will not be signed, receipts being taken only
when payment is made by the pay officer in person, or by
his deputy, and in CAstr, that is, CURRENCY,and the delivery of such receipts is simultaneous with the payment.
3. When payment is made by check no receipt will be
required or taken, but the check number, date, and
amount, and the depository on which drawn, will be
shown in the column "Remarks."
4. Clerks will give individual receipts for payments in
CASH, that is, CURRENCY, OR the same form as provided
for mechanics and laborers, exceOt that their signatures
need not be attested.
5. When services are rendered in the District of Columbia, add to the certificate the following: "And that the
full period of service covered by this roll expired prior to
4-4270
the actual signing of the receipts."


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Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

S. and A. Form No.S6 a (N•.w)
July 1, 191S
Approved by Comptroller
June '7, 191S

SHEET NO,

PAY ROLL OF PERSONS EMPLOYED IN THE DEPARTMENT OF
NAVY YARD.

, FROM

TO
REMARKS.

Base Pay
Per Diem.

NUMBER, NAME. AND OCCUPATION.

29340

R.A.w.FF(ANCIS. OPR.

2.ir8

_GADSDEN

OPR.

2.48

099342

I.E.JOHNSTON

OPR.

2.80

099343

i.P.CARR

OPR.

'8
2.1

v.ELLIOTT

,- FR.

2.48

OPR.

2.49

OPR.

2.e8

007.1

399345
099347

C.m.LoVE

099348

C.001

C993E1

1.NELSON

OPR.

2.e18

799352

m.J.srmi0N8

OPR.

3.04

OPR.

-3n

:99354 0.A.GREGORY

OPR.

2.c.i

L.R.HA1GLER

OPR.

2.48

OPR.

2.e18

-99353

INS

B.MORGAN

:99356
C99357

S.ASHE

099364

R.JACKSoN

OPR.

2.48

099366

w.A.AL'ToN

CPR.

2.48

099367

F.ALFRED

OPR.

2.4'72'

099368

A. .INA

OPR.

.28
2.48

INIETT

Number
- 1
01
Days.

Regular
Compensation.

Five Per Cent
Increase for
Night-shift
Work.

Increase of
Compensation.

All deductions to be clearly and fully
explained together with such other facts
itiay alfect pay status. Payments by
clicek to he noted by number, date, and
deNsitory.

Total Pa

/

•

/

/

09)369

0. _LI3SON

OPR.

(--)-)'72

E.PEARSON

OPR.

3.04

S.FOR;-)

"'PR.

2.48

*/3
099379

R.N.HARRIS

OPR.

2.48

099381

R.v.CRAwFORD

OPR.

2.48

199383

H..L_SANDERS

OPR.

2.148

,3385

E.SANDERS

OPR.

2.48

099397

E.JACKSON

OPR.

2.0(..

(2.99390

L.WRIGHT

OPR.

C9991

E.SETTLES

OPR.

2.C8

099392

L.BRYANT

OPR.

2.48

099393

L.COBBIN

OPR.

2.80

/"..4
r-

17
/7 f )(,,
/-7

"

k

"

/7 g

614

4

099394 C.HILL

OPR.

099395

s.HUMES

OPR.

2.48

099397

J

OPR.

2.48

KINLOCH

A.BERRY

OPR.

3.52

C99401

A.pATAT

OPR.

3.52

C99402

M.E.HAsKELL

OPR.

=0
7
...,.,..,

099403

L.E.VERONEE

OPR.

3.52

099,
i)4

m.v.ROBINSON

OPR.

099400

TOTAL


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Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

'

3.52

2'

/7(co "
---

is to be used for first and intermediate sheets and in conjunction with S. and A. Form No. Stili, the final sheet of roll. See instructions on S. and A. Form No. F6 b.
"indicates nig:it-shift Work.

NOTE. --This form

rnPol

;. :-;11EET_

e"

2.48 '
!

PAY ROLL.

Vary

f

•

Yard, _

7

Department.
, 191

L'roat.

, 191

Pa y

, U.

INSTRUCTIONS
I. No vacant space should be left between names on
the pay roll, and the unused spaces below the last entry
should be ruled diagonally across the page, the roll footed
up, and the total placed in the space provided at the bottom of the roll.
2. This roll will not be signed, receipts being taken only
when payment is made by the pay officer in person, or by
his deputy, and in CAsit, that is, C17RRENCY, and the delivery of such receipts is simultaneous with the payment.
3. When payment is made by check no receipt will be
required or taken. but the check number, date, and
amount, and the depository on which drawn, will be
shown in the column "Remarks."
4. Clerks will give individual receipts for payments in
tlAsu, that is, CURRENCY, on the same form as provided
for mechanics and laborers, except that their signatures
need not be attested.
5. When services are rendered in the District of Columbia, add to the certificate the following: "And that the
full period of service covered by this roll expired prior to
1--4270
the actual signing of the receipts."


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Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

S. and A. Form No.Sti a
July 1, 1918
Approved bz Comptroller
June 191S

SHEET No.

PAY ROLL OF PERSONS EMPLOYED IN THE DEPARTMENT OF
NAVY YARD,

, FROM

TO
REMARKS.

Base Pay
Per Diem,

NUMBER, NAME, AND OCCUPATION.

I

Number
of
!
Days. '

Fire Per Cent I
, Increase for 1 Increase of
Night-shift
I Compensation
Work.

Regular
Compensation.

I

All deductions to be clearly and fully
explained together with such other facts
as may affect pay status. Payments by
check to be noted by number, date, and
depository.

Total Pa.d.

(,)
7

E.C.PERRY

OPR.

099408

A.GILMORE

OPR.

C99635

-.J,MEYERS

OPR.

2.520
-2
.co
_...—

M.L.WELCF

OPR.

3.52

7994

_93/21

2.48

TRM8e,MR.17

099758

TRM&MKR.f.°8

:99759

TRMR<',Ki.3.04

J.WOODS

,9764

S.E.PORTER

TR&MK.

9765

F.HUTCH-INSON

TR&MK.

2.80

—.MARTIn

TR&"K.

2.80

. 767

E.WHITE

C99769

I

A/

,

,:-/

.-

ic; ')(,

/2.48

I If i.-

/(4

TRM&MKP.

2.20

/ /6?-1

TR8OrK.

2.49

/''

LEAU

/ ("I

/ /, /,
:et 6

2 —)

/

-

1(c, 5

TRM&MKR. 2.48

m.C.JONES

099771

P
,

)'

/( 's( It
4
./(,
7,,,

3.04

TR&I‘IK.

I. .JONES

0997 70

,

-PNWAR.-

009762 L.A.DEAS

)766

,
: ,

,'. .,

/S

C99 757 • J.WHITE
R.BROWN

/7

4 /7 /

C99772 R.RICHARDSON
•
099773 V.DEA2
C99775

L.COOPER

C99776 R.OGLESBY
C99 779

TR&MK.

2.48

TRM&MKR.
TRM&MKR.

2.49

TR&MK.

2.48

/

TRM&MKR. 2.

—CHANCE

/

9374

TRM&MKR. 2.48

M. BROWN

C93•

E.THATCH

099786

0.J.m_

TRM&MKR.
KR. 2.48

)/, /

M.MALETTE

799788

S.CHI-iCLM

TRM&MKR. 2.48

—CAMPthEi

TRM&MKR. r.r>=,

rn

,MIGHLIN
t
l99790 B.- ..1 .
099794

rP.&

MK.o.ele

TR.MKR. 2.48

099855 R.SCOTT
J.DOCKINS

LAE,.

2.86

LABR.

2

-99858

W.HOLMES

LABR.

2,88

f'99859

J.j.JACKSON

FIRMN.

3.60

099860

E.S.CROSLEY

FIRMN.

4.16

BOY

2.32
2.32

;99955 (2.0.WCCDF

,

TPM&rKP.

R.FLOWERS

'9)795 E.PERP/

'99856

,

TRM&MKR.2..P.P

C99d56

A.REDDY

BOY.

C99J5/

i.SIMMONS

BOY

2.32

099i58

7 UEI

BOY.

2.32

u

Q/
A

L

)(f)
1

47/

,-

....„.

LS 43

/._ o.

u, ai4
,,.Af

I

_

/

'

TOTAL OF SHEET
NOTE.---Thil form is to be used for first and intermediate sheets and in eintjttiletion with S. and A. Form No. Re, b, the final sheet of
roll. See instructions on S. and A. Form No. 88 b.
;:•mbol"N"indicates nig;it-shift Work.


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Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

.-11711

PAY ROLL

Navy Yard, _
Department.
6

, 191

From

•

191

Pay

, U. S. N.
INSTRUCTIONS

I. No vacant space should be left between names on

the pay roll, and the unused spaces below the last entry
should be ruled diagonally across the page, the roll footed
up, and the total placed in the space provided at the bottom of the roll.
2. This roll will not be signed, receipts being taken only
when payment is made by the pay officer in person, or by
his deputy, and in GASH, that is, CURRENCY, and the dolivery of such receipts is simultaneous with the payment.
3. When payment is made by check no receipt will be
required or taken, but the check number, date, and
amount, and the depository on which drawn, will be
shown in the column "Remarks."
4. Clerks will give individual receipts for payments in
CASH, that is, CURRENCY, on the same form as provided
for mechanics and laborers, except that their signatures
need not be attested.
5. When services are rendered in the District of Columbia, add to the certificate the following: "And that the
full period of service covered by this roll expired prior to
4-4270
the actual signing of the receipts."


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Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

S. and A. Form No.S6 a (New)
July 1, 1918
Approved by Comptroller
June 7, 1918

PAY ROLL

OF PERSONS

SHEET No,

EMPLOYED IN THE DEPARTMENT

NAVY YARD,

OF

_

, FROM

TO
REMARKS.

NUMBER, NAME, AND OCCUPATION.

Base Pay
Per Diem.

Number ,
of
I
Days. ;

(2)

L12359

u. ALSTON

BOY

2.32

Regular
Compensation.

Five Per Cent
Increase for I
Increase of
Night-shift
; Compensation
Work.

All deductions to be clearly and fully
explained together with such other facts
as may affect pay status. Payments by
eneek to be noted by number, date, and
depository.

Total Paid.

(3)

/C. CV /‘?

.01

717,
TOTAL OF SHEET_
NOTE.—Thii form is to be used for first and intermediate sheets and in conjunction with S. and A. Form No. 136 b, the final sheet of roll. See instructions on S. and A. Form No. 86b.
"Nnibol
indicates nig'at-shift 'Wcfk.


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Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

_

PAY ROLL

-Vaiw Yard,
Department.
Pirom

, 191

To

, 191

_Pay

, U. S. N.
INSTRUCTIONS

1. No vacant space should be left between names on
the pay roll, and the unused spaces below the last entry
should be ruled diagonally across the page, the roll footed
up, and the total placed in the space provided at the bottom of the roll.
2. This roll will not be signed, receipts being taken only
when payment is made by the pay officer in person, or by
his deputy, and in CASH, that is, CURRENCY,and the delivery of such receipts is simultaneous with the payment.
3. When payment is made by check no receipt will be
required or taken, but the check number, date, and
amount, and the depository on which drawn, will be
shown in the column "Remarks."
4. Clerks will give individual receipts for payments in
CASH, that is, CURRENCY, on the same form as provided
for mechanics and laborers, except that their signatures
need not be attested.
5. When services are rendered in the District of Columbia, add to the certificate the following: "And that the
full period of service covered by this roll expired prior to
4-4270
the actual signing of the receipts."


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Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

S. and A. Form No.06
July 1, 1918
Approved by Comptroller'.
June 7, 1918

SHEET NO

PAY ROLL OF PERSONS EMPLOYED IN THE DEPARTMENT OF
NAVY YARD,

, FROM

TO
REMARKS.

Base Pay
Per Diem.

NUMBER, NAME, AND OCCUPATION.

;993

FWM.

C.G.PRINCE

Number
of
Days.

Regular
Compensation.

Five Per Cent ;
Increase for 1
Increase of
Night-shift
Compensation
Work.

Total Paid.

All deductions to be clearly and fully
explained together with such other facts
as may affect pay status. Payments by
check to be noted by number, date, and
depository.

5.20

FORWMN. 5.20
2 997

F.V.HASELDON

4"3.FWM. 4.et

A9943

J.B,EDENS

CHCKR.

-A9960

G.I.SMITH

INSPTR. 4.08

--

/

,)96f:

F.W.RAVENEL

INSPTR. 4.08

g-c

q

J7

3.52

9-O

g

D.ST.J.RAVENEL INSPTR. 3.60

)963
, 3968

J.REVTILDS

INSPTR. 11 .03

A9969

E.ROACH

CUMR.

A9970

C.DUNCAN

INSPTR. 3.60

,»

0.M.MARTIN

INSPTR. 3.60

A9972

L.HILLIARD

INSPTR. 3.60

A9973

R.Q.GROOMS

INSPTR. 4,08

A

L.S.ROWE

IN:1PTR. 0- .08

A9976

L.H.CHISOLM

IMSPTR. 71 .08

3.5

/ ‘-e)

•

79 )
/

6.z.(

r

/

<

INSPTR. 4.C'

K.CRUDDEN

A9982

I

A9985

M.C.REILLY

INSPTR. 3.60

\9996

E.A.HINELY

INqPTR. 3.60

\99 -1'

W.E.CHAPMAM

INSPTR. 3.6C

A9998

'1.A.MCBRIDE

INSP.

A9999

M.DALWICK

OPR.

;-

,

7.28

A99108

K.V.LUBY

PRESSR. 3.52

A99112

E.VIARD

OPR.

2.48

A99114

F.J.BISHOP

OPR.

2.48

A99118

V.'"ITJT KE

7777M,VAR.2.r

2

3.52

OPR.

tJTON

/

3.60

OPR.

A99100 M.E.MORRIS

R.WENDLAND

TRMAR. 2.48

A3 -9123

F.TUTEN

CPR.

3.52

A99124

L.M.WESTJ3URY

OPR.

3.52

A99129

D.M.SMITU

CPR.

3.04

AD9L31

E.S.SCALLY

TRMVAR.2.48

,9121

60

INSPTR. 4.0q

A9n3. .3MITH

\.99119 B.B

37 /2 /

,

,9")136 S.R:.YONGUE
•,-49138

E

A99142
9150

.V.ITHINGTON TP
.LEWIS

M.HeRNDON

3.52

OPR.

KR. 2.48

TRM&MKR.

2.48

OPR.

TOTAL OF SHEET
YrE.,--Thi:; form is to be used for first and intermediate sheets and in conjunction with S. and A_ Fans No. 56b, the final
sheet of roll. See instructions on S. and A. Form No. 88 b.
:•:.mbol"N"indicates nig:it-shift Work.


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Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

•-•.-4'27111

PAY ROLL

.Vo1.,7 Yard,
Department.
_, 191

lirom
To

--

_, 191

U. S. N.

_Pay
INSTRUCTIONS

I. No vacant, space should be left between names on
the pay roll, and the unused spaces below the last entry
rihould be ruled diagonally across the page, the roll footed
up, and the total placed in the space provided at the bottom of the roll.
2. This roll will not be signed, receipts being taken only
when payment is made by the pay officer in person, or by
his deputy, and in CAR/I, that is, CURRENCY, and the delivery of such receipts is simultaneous with the payment.
3. When payment is made by check no receipt will be
required or taken, but the check number, date, and
amount, and the depository on which drawn, will be
shown in the column ".Remarks."
4, Clerks will give individual receipts for payments in
(ASH, that is, CI7RRENCY, on the same farm as provided
for mechanics and laborers, except that their signatures
need not be attested. .
5. When services are rendered in the District of Columbia, add to the certificate the following: "And that the
full period of service covered by this roll expired prior to
4-4270
the actual signing of the receipts."


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Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

S. and A. Form No.S6 a New)
July 1, 19IS
Approved by Comptroller
June 7, 19!S

SHEET No

PAY ROLL OF PERSONS EMPLOYED IN THE DEPARTMENT OF _
NAVY YARD,

, FROM

TO
REMARKS.

NUMBER, NAME, AND OCCUPATION.

Base Pay
Per. Diem.

Number
of
Days. !

Regular
Compensation.

Five Per Cent
Increase for
Night-shift
Work.

!
! Increase of
:
1 Compensation. !
,

(,)
499152 F

.BEARDFLEY

All deductions to be clearly and fully
explained together with such other facts
as may affect pay status. Payments by
check to be noted by number, date, and
depository.

Total Paid.

I

I

OPR.

2.48

L.E.BFLOTE

OPR.

3.52

499158

A.CHuRcH

OPR.

2. EC'

199173

m.DoLAN

07R.

3,5

A99174

m.J.TN1GPEN

OPR.

.3.52

(„FREEMAN

OPR.

3.5Z

A99186

R.E.SCOTT

OPR.

2.4

A99195

m.E.HOLLEMAN

OPR.

3.52

101V

A99198

s.EwING

OPR.

3.04

1 -Y 110,

4992i

M B.H

OPR.

3.52

OPR.

2.80

A99155

KABEE

-39203 0.EDER
A9204

A. .GOODwIN

A99205

J.L.BECUDE

OPR.

2.48

499207

m.i.t3FeANGER

OPR.

3.52

A99210

E.J.ROWEI

OPR.

3.52

A39214

M.M.FREEMAN

OPR.

2.80

499216

L.M.VARN

OPR.

3.28

499219

L.vILLEPONTEAUX OPR.

,J9220

=

A99221

A.C.HUTTO

_v19229

N.

A99230
A99271

1
/

L

25-1

9

/ •

/2

6-7

77h/4(
Pnizig
Jci

re"

d5L'Z

A

iIit

TRM&MKR. 2.46

(

14

//7;p
30
o

3.52

OPR.

2.148

LE:TON OPL.

3.04

C.CH1ESA

)71R.

3.52

S.A.HUGHES

OPR.

3.52

499232 ..BIsCH0FF

OPR.

3.52

,..39233

L.E.CUMBEE

OPR.

2.48

A99234

v.CRAMER

0PI.

2.48

2 99235

H

A99236

J.L.BURBAGE

&4L •r

G6..31/
g/ Alb

4,,ti 06"

TRM8J4R.2.80

KNUDSON

. Tu

/

sS
/
1,1

.wILDHAGEN

•
r()
L(,

OPP.
OPR.

3.04

E.S.FARR

OPR.

2.C8

\99238

L.BRYAN

OPR.

499239

M.E.CROUCH

TRM841KR.3.064

•

A99237

••••"

.

OPR.

3.52

H.M.COCHRAN

OPR.

2.48

,A99246

A.L.MARTIN

OPR.

2.48

A992'.7

G.MCCURI“

OPR.

3.52

A99249

Iv, A.CRAWFORD

OPP

3.52

OPR.

2.8C

-A99243 N.P )
4:)92ert,

,

••

499250 E.J.ROUFK

/
,

/7

•

1
'
t
-

TOTAL OF,SHEET
NOTE. ---Thii form is to be used for first and intermediate sheets and in conjunction with S. and A. Form No. 86b, the final sheet
of roll. See instructions on S. and A. Form No. 861).
"N"indicates 11i:41f-shift Work.


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Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

4-40111

PAY ROLL

Nay

Yard, _

1,7rom
To

Pay
INSTRUCTIONS

1. No vacant space should be left between names on
the pay roll, and the unused spaces below the last entry
should be ruled diagonally across the page, the roll footed
up, and the total placed in the space provided at the bottom of the roll.
2. This roll will not be signed, receipts being taken only
when payment is made by the pay officer in person, or by
his deputy, and in CASII, that is, CURRENCY,and the dolivery of such receipts is simultaneous with the payment.
3. When payment is made by check no receipt will be
required or taken, but the check number, date, and
amount, and the depository On which drawn, will be
shown in the column "Remarks."
1. Clerks will give individual receipts for payments in
CASH, that is, CURRENCY, on the same form as provided
for mechanics and laborers, except that their signatures
need not be attested.
5. When services are rendered in the District of Columbia, add to the certificate the following: "And that the
full period of service covered by this roll expired prior to
4-4270
the actual signing of the receipts."


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Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

-...mmummour

11,004111..""

wimirmummumipm,

--`11111111011w

S. and A. Form No.S6 a ' ow,
July I, l9Ig.
Approved by Comptroller
June 7, 191S

SHEET NO.

PAY ROLL OF PERSONS EMPLOYED I N THE DEPARTMENT OF _
NAVY YARD,
REMARKS.
NUMBER, NAME, AND OCCUPATION.

Base Pay
' Per Diem

Number

Regular
Compensation.

Five Per Cenc
Increase for ! Increase of
Night-shift
Compensation
Work.

A93251

k.LEE

\99252

R.G.CONWAY2.48

A99253

A._.TOOMER

OPR.

2.80

m.H.DEPEW

OPR.

3.04

(.2(1

R.SAULS

OPR.

2.48

9 2
I

.)9258

E.m.NEsMITH

OPR.

2.48

))260

E.YAUN

OPR.

2,48

A99262

A.M.LOTT

OPR.

2.948

A99263

W L.li-A

OPR.

3.04

A99264

C.L.HILL

OPR.

3.52

OPR.

3.52

9g254
A99256

TIN

.JONES

A99265
A99267

OPR.

M.TUCKER

'
Total Pald.

_kll deductions to be clearly and fully
explained together with such other facts
as may affect pay status. Payments by
check to be noted by4number, date, and
depository. /.!
'

3.52

5z1

2-70

/
6,7

;
f5

gc,

d(!

-1/

TRM&P,MR.3.0xi
OPR.

A)9270 S.H.RICE

3.52
=0

KETHAN

• •

2.48

\39272

S.M.ODT , M

OPR.

A99273

R.L.BRADY

TRMVPIR 3.04

499 74 m.MURPAY

OPR.

3,52

O.GROOMS

OPR.

3.52

499276

H.E.OETJEN

TRMV(KR.: Qe:

A99280

S.v.KESSON

OPR.

3.52

A39281

A.M.LING

OPR.

3.28

A9D2A3

m.E.DROZE

TA&MK.

2.2

AJ3231

M.BRANTON

OPR.

2.48

,

/7!

.„

A99C92

M.ELMORE

OPR.

3.52

A99295

E.ADAMS

07R.

2.80

A99296

J.D.HEMTT

OPR.

2.48

A99297

E.BRAINOVICX

OPP.

3.52

499298 f,.+:.GANTT

OPR.

3.52

A99299 tp.E.HOLLEMAN

OPR.

2.80

A99300 0.W5ODS

OPR.

A39304 L.D.DAVIS

OPR.

3.52

KELLY

OPR.

2.80

/

.••••

63
/

c
--r,/

-c99308

A.

A99311

A -ANDERSON

OPR.

3..04

A99312

V.L.LUPTON

OPR.

3.28

A99315

L.PETREA

OPR.

3.52

A993t7

P.G.MORAN

OPR.

2.148

OPR.

3.52

,33318 D.bliALEY

`•14' ••

7),

TkiTAI. OF SHEET
NoTF:.---Thii form is to be used for first and intermediate sheets and in conjunction with S. and A. Form No. 86 1), the final sheet of roll. See
instructions on S. and A. Form No. 86 b.
;1;- mbol"N"indicates ni.;:it-shift Work.


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Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

.1

PAY ROLL

.\4
Department.
, 191
191

To

S. N.

Pay

1

•
INSTRUCTIONS
I. No vacant space should be left between names on
the pay roll, and the unused spaces below the last entry
should be ruled diagonally across the page, the roll footed
up, and the total placed in the space provided at the bottom of the roll.
2. This roll will not be signed, receipts being taken only
when payment is made by the pay officer in person, or by
his deputy, and in CASH, that is, CURRENCY, and the dolivery of such receipts is simultaneous with the payment.
3. When payment is made by check no receipt will be
required or taken, but the check number, date, and
amount, and the depository .on which drawn, will be
shown in the column "Remarks."
4. Clerks will give individual receipts for payments in
CASH, that is, CURRENCY, on the same form as provided
for mechanics and laborers, except that their signatures
need not be attested.
3. When services are rendered in the District of Columbia, add to the certificate the following: "And that the
full period of service covered by this roll expired prior to
4-4270
the actual signing of the receipts."


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Iblimmommimm1
Federal
Reserve Bank of St. Louis

and A. Form No.S6 a C.' ewl
July 1, 191S
Approved by Comptroller
June 7, 1918

SHEET No:

PAY ROLL OF PERSONS EMPLOYED IN THE DEPARTMENT OF
NAVY YARD,

REMARls:S.
NUMBER, NAME, AND OCCUPATION.

Number
Base Poy
of
Per Diem. ,
Days.

A99322

A.L.TKIMNAL

OPR.

3.5.c:

A99324

E.v.PETERSON

OPR.

3.52

A99325

M.BARLOW

OPR.

3.52

A.BURBAGE

OPR.

2.80

OPR.

3.52

499327
A9)335

7.ILSON

A99333

L.W.BURBAGE

OPR.

2.80

A99336

P.STEPP

OPR.

3.5n

OPR.

2.P0

A99338 L.H.ODUM
\99342

R.E.CROSS

A99343

H.LONG

OPR.
OPR.

2.f48

E.E.CURB

OPR

3.52

A7. 2 7

P.B.MURKAY

OPR.

3.52

E M.F42IAN

CPR,

2.48

G.MOYER

OPR.

3.52

499351

E ..HENDRY

OPP.

3.04

A99352

F

A'

/MO

LP:BURRY S.

.

OPR.

3.52

A99357

D. LO MAN

TP&MK.

2.80

A39362

Z.M.WAY

OPR.

2.0t8

I.C.LA0094,E
A99364
iJ366
,.9
-

PRE.

Total Pald.

/7
,

/(--/

-

..•-

1/ /:L-

'.:

3.52

.EMBREY

nPP.

3.26

P.COPPAGE

OPR.

3.52

F.V.vi

OPR.

3.52
2.4E

KERY

I

All deductions to lye clearly and fully
, explained together with such other facts
as may affect pay status. Payments by
check t,o be noted by munber, date, and
depository.

_

3.52

K.BRADY

05

Five Per Cent
Increase for I
Increase of
Nitht-shift
Compensation
Work.

3.52

A99346

' A99348

Regular
Compensation.

AJ33/0

C.W.MARTIN

OPR.

A993/1

T K.WILSON

OPR.

2.8C

OPR.

3. 52
3.52

•::1

A99376 ;1.J\ KSON
A993,31

J.E.COX

OPR.

499386

M.F.-ImBREL

OPR.

A99388

N.TAYLO.

OPR.

3.28

\99389

_.P.WASHAM

OPR.

3.52

A99390

J.L.GRAY

OPR.

2.80

A99391

V.GRANT

07R.

3.52

A99393

AJEN3

OPR.

3.52

(7)PR.

2.48

OPR.

3.0c

7/
/
(
cLI

A99394

)9395

4.3

N.

i T rEM

KAUFMAN

A93..)/

A.A.SWANN

OPR.

2.4E

A99398

M.J.CRAVEN

CPR.

2.48

A99399

B.MA:TERSON

OPR.

7)

'

-

,

Tow. OF SHEET
NOTE. --Ili.; form

is to be used for first and intermediate sheets and in conjunction with S. and A. Form
No. 86 b, the final sheet of roll. See instructions on S. and A. Form No. 86 b.
y mboi"N"indieates nig-at-shift Work.


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Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

.-0111

PAY ROLL

1
Department.
, 191
191

Pay

I

, U. S. N
INSTRUCTIONS

I. No vacant space should be left between names on
the pay roll, and the unused spaces below the last entry

hould be ruled diagonally across the page, the roll footed
up, and the total placed in the space provided at the bottom of the roll.
2. This roll will not be signed, receipts being taken only
when payment is made by the pay officer in person, or by
his deputy, and in CASH, that is, CURRENCY, and the delivery of such receipts is simultaneous with the payment.
3. When.payment is made by check no receipt will be
required or taken, but the check number, date, and
amount, and the depository on which drawn, will be
shown in the column "Remarks."
4. Clerks will give individual receipts for payments in
CAsn, that is, CURRENCY, on the same form-as provided
for mechanics and laborers, except that their signatures
need not be attested.
5. When services are rendered in the District of Columbia, add to the certificate the following: "And that the
full period of service covered by this roll expired prior to
4-4270
the actual signing of the receipts."


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Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

-gonna.

--q1111111111111111111611111

S. and A. Form No.Sti a
July 1, 1918
Approved by Comptroller
June 7, 1918

-q111•1111111111•11111111”11•11111•11111111111111•5

ow)

SHEET No,

PAY ROLL OF PERSONS EMPLOYED IN THE DEPARTMENT OF _
NAVY YARD,

, FROM

TO
REMARKS.

NUMBER, NAME, AND OCCUPATION.

A99404

A.SWETNAm

-k99408

•

Base Pay
Per Diem.

OPR.

7.04

OPR.

2,30

A93411

N.m.DANIELS

OPR.

3.52

A99412

A.SPEL

OPR.

3.01

A9()417

R.SINNEATH

OPR.

2.46

A99420

Y.LEE

OPR.

2.C8

A9942I

R.F.GREENE

?PR.

A99423

J.P.HoLCOMBE

OPR.

A99430

C.BISHOP

OPR.

3.04

A99432

E.LANGDALF

OPR.

3.38

A39433

E.SHERROD

OPR.

3.52

A9438

M.WISE

OPR.

2.80

609J442

A.F.wE TENDORFF TR&MK

A99444

H.F.LEE

OPR.

3.28

A99445

B.U.'

OPR.

2.48

,33,
4-48

F.SMITH

OPR.

3.5a

OPR.

2.80

OPR.

3.52

K.HUCK

OPR.

3.52

m.F.wEI±BORN

OPR.

2.48

D.D.;1,

OPR.

3.52

OPR.

3.52
2.80

L INAX

.THIGPEN

A99450
A99451

99455
A99456

TAKER

.L.MARTIN

A99457

F.LEMACKS

OPR.

A9460

4,TUTEN

OPR.

A99463

,.HARBIN

OPR.

3.52

A99464

A.BERENDSEN

aPR.

3.52

\99465

C.L.JACKSON

OPR.

2.48

H.MARTIN

C7TZ.

2.48

,).A.MOORE

OPR

A99471

Regular
Compensation.

Five Per Cent
Increase for
Increase of
Night-shift
1 Compensation
Work.

I
1

Total Pa:d.

All deductions to be clearly and fully
explained together with such other facts
tui may affect pay status. Payments,by
check to be noted by number, date, and
depository.

252,r)

3.04

,99458

69

Number
of
Days.

/

r

A39472

OPR.

P.SPECKER

\))473 m.THomA:
A9J, /4.

OPR.

3.52

OPR.

2.#48

OPR.

3.04

OPR.

2.80

OPR.

2.48

V.O.JONES

OPR.

2.48

E.E.MAHAFFEY

OPR.

3.52

M.ROBERTS

OPR.

3.52

M.BANK

Y.E.HUFF
4
A 9975
6

2.48

M.L.HANAHAN

,
A99478 0.JONES
A99479

m99482

TOTAL

4

OF SHEET

N'oTE..--Thi; form is to be used for first and intermediate sheets and in conjunction with S. and A. Form No. 86 b, the final sheet of roll. See instructions on S. and
A. Form No. 861i.
"N"indicates niglit-shift Work.


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PAY ROLL

.1-(t,...1 Yard,
partment.
From

,191

To

_, 191

Pay

I

, U. S. N
INSTRUCTIONS

I. No vacant space should be left between names on
the pay roll, and the unused spaces below the last entry
should be ruled diagonally across the page, the roll footed
up, and the total placed in the space provided at the bottom of the roll.
02. This roll will not be signed, receipts being taken only
when payment is made by the pay officer in person, or by
his deputy, and in CASIF, that is, CURRENCY, and .the delivery of such receipts is simultaneous with the payment.
3. When payment is made by check no receipt will be
required or taken, but the check number, date, and
amount, and the depository on which drawn, will be
shown in the column "Remarks."
4. Clerks will give individual receipts for payments in
CASH, that is, CURRENCY, on the same form as provided
for mechanics and laborers, except that their signatures
need not be attested.
5. When services are rendered in the District ot Columbia, add to the certificate the following: "And that the
full period of service covered by this roll expired prior to
4-4270
the actual signing of the receipts."


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--wwwwwilimar

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1.111110111111111111111111119

S. and. A. Form No.$6a (N ,.w
July 1, 1918
Approved by Comptroller
June 7, 1918

SHEET

No

PAY ROLL OF PERSONS EMPLOYED IN THE DEPARTMENT OF
NAVY YARD,

, FROM

TO

REAcuas..
NUMBER, NAME, AND OCCUPATION.

Base Pay
Per Diem.

\99483

C.B.BROUNJOHN

OPR.

3.52

499484

A.J.DUNN

OPR.

2-18

499487

M.E.BAXTER

OPR.

3.52

\9)'91

R.GROOMS

OPR.

2.48

499492

M.F.KLO:KY

OPR.

3.52

A99494

M.RAMSEY

OPR.

3.28

499495 H.DAWSON

OPR.

3.5:'

C.L.MYLES

OPR.

3.52

-A))'')7

N.E.WHITWOOD

OP -,

2.48

A99498

W..5.VICKERY

OPP.

3.5f

OPP.

3.52

A39500

J.WARREN

OPR.

3.52

199502

E.E.RAhKER

OPR.

3.52

199503

L.CALCUTT

OPR.

2.48

E.M.BRIJKO TTER OPR.

3.52

A99509

E.GREEM

OPR.

c-0
3.52

199522

L.H.CHE1TNUT

OPR.

3.52

199525

•

OPR.

3.52

499527

W.C.RABENS

OPR.

2.48

199531

E.HERNDON

OPR.

3.28

199538

A.P.WREN

OPR.

3.52

A99540 M.A.WARD

OPP.

3.28

\99544

C.HUTSON

OPR.

2.80

A395e7

A.L.VENO

OFR.

-2
0
--p'
-

199548

L.E.BATES

OPR.

3.04

499549

1

.
P.R.

3.52

199550 N.SHEPHERD

OPR.

3.28

199551

OPR.

3.52

9)508

KERMAN

' ILEY

C.L.SCHULLER
P.G.MARTIN

19)556 M.CLAY

OFF
CPR.

J.52

A.L.CASS

OPR.

3.52

499569

E.C.DEAN

OPR.

2.f1 2

n)70

A.SeOGGINS

OPR.

3.52

>9J -.:74

M.E.MIZELL

,--'1R.

3.52

N.H.HEINS

OPR.

Increase of
Compensation

Total Paid.

All deductions to be clearly and fully
explained together with such other facts
as may affect pay status. Payments by
check to be noted by number, date, and
depository.

,

g

P7% '

2,448

499560

77

Regular
Compensation.

Five Per Cent
Increase for
Night-shift
Work.

/

199496

\99499 '.J.OFLAND

Number
of
'
Days.

3.52

499578

H.S.MOORE

OPR.

3.28

499591

K.NUNN

OPR.

3.04

/"V

go 7K
sc c')41
gilug
gazig
4/7/2„
SeT
799-0
6

TOTAL OF SHEET
NOTE.-This form

is to be used for first and intermediate sheets and in conjunction with S. and A. Form No. 86b, the final sheet of roll. See instructions on S. and A. Form No. 86 b.
Symbol"N"indicates night-shift Work.


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*-42111

PAY ROLL

_Var!i Yard, _
Department.
191

I/1

_, 191

To

U S. N.

Pay

I
1

INSTRUCTIONS

I. No vacant space should be left between names on
the pay roll, and the unused spaces below the last entry
should be ruled diagonally across the page, the roll footed
up, and the total placed in the space provided at the bottom of the roll.
2. This roll will not be signed, receipts being taken only
when payment is made by the pay officer in person, or by
his deputy, and in CASH, that is, CURRENCY, and the dolivery of such receipts is simultaneous with the payment.
3. When payment is made by check no receipt will be
required or taken, but the check number, date, and
amount, and the depository on which drawn, will be
shown in the column "Remarks."
4. Clerks will give individual receipts for payments in
CAsn, that is, CURRENCY, on the same form as provided
for mechanics and laborers, except that their signatures
need not be attested.
5. When services are rendered in the District of Columbia, add to the certificate the following: "And that the
full period of service covered by this roll expired prior to
4-4270
the actual signing of the receipts."


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.11.1.1•111.111/1.M.

8. and A. Form No.86 a,(N ••w•
July 1, i9IS
Approved by Comptroller
June, 19IS

SHEET No.

PAY ROLL OF PERSONS EMPLOYED IN THE DEPARTMENT OF
NAVY YARD,

.FROM.

TO
REMARKS.

Base Pay
Per Diem.

NUMBER, NAME, AND OCCUPATION.

A99592

E.M.WATERS

OPR.

L,GERARD

OPR.

3.04

A99596

M.F KENNER

OPR.

2.48

4JJ531

A.OAKES

OPR.

3.52

M.A.SIEG

OPR.

3.52

E.m.WELCH

OPR.

3.04

OPR.

2.8

OPR.

2."

OPR.

3.5

OPR.

3.52

OPR.

3.52

A99603

THOMAS

499618
A99620

E..LtNDRUN

49961. T.- THOMAS
B.v.GROSS

499628

499632 (.HOOD

OPP.

,3 AI.CUZZUEL.

,

Regular
Compensation.

3.52

/ / / .'.

2.48

M.N.SMITH

OPR.

3.52

499645

F.E.IDGWAY

OPR.

2.448

/0
.
7

499654

M.ANATTS

OPR.

2.'48

/'

A99657

1, .!

B.A.MC DONALD

43

ts. •

,-,,,,
,a

•.%*,,

, / /-2e ,fA )-,

OPR.

499641

/ •

/

/

r

•

•

iv ç.
/ 2L/

;.-.
'i'2„

.,

OPR.

TAYLOR

Total Pa:d.

L.e

3.52

E.WINDHAM

All deductions to be clearly and fully
explained together with such other facts
a; tnay affect pay status. Payments by
••heck to be noted by number, date, and
depository.

FIk'o
z/11-

OPR.

099636

Five Per Cent !
Increase for
Increase of
Night-shift
• Compensation
Work.

2.48

A99595

499601

Number
of
Days.

-;
__-

/c

-

/ f
,

i

1,z)itt.

i,
-

,-

,

,

3.52

.;.,,.
,,
. ., ,-..
/ .a

._671441

/77;oo

':.ki
1
A

N)9661

B.P.

A99665

V.

IAMS

CPR.

3.52

i
•:."'
,

OPR.

1:_LLAMS

OPR.

2.48

A99685 9.C.MEYERS

OPR.

3.04

A99688

C.T.OLSEN

OPR.

3.52

A99689

K.M.JAEGER

OPR.

3.52

A99691

G.E.BOWDEN

OPR.

3.52

499694

J.NINCHEI

/

/(
(.99i

/? v.() 1-).-LIG

TRMWAKR. 2.411.8

-, ',._.CHINNERS

OPR.

2.'I8

/II

99698
A99699

L.A.NfiC
I.ROUT-K

a

• .Vvi- -THERS
'G-3,703
Y..5
A99706
/:9

3.28

OPR.

3.044

OPR.

3.62

B.B.MIMS

OPR.

3.52

A.M.SEASE

OP'.

3.52

OPR.

E.,I.TYLEP
L . L.P ROCTOR

OPR.

/

, ,
, ,•

7,1;

3.52

I

/L

/I.

„ ,.._

/1916.0

/1 /7

73- ilZ

, ,
,

c“

/

a

_\fGHtIN OPR.

941 11
1g

c
- l.i'dg

499684 ..COLE

0695

/

.1.

ri0 ..JD

/

/

3.04

AJ)/i5

E.E.MEYERS

OPR.

3.52

A99718

M.J.WA KER

OPR.

2.80

A99720

M.SUHRSTFTD

OPR.

2.48

/ -7

pig(S

TOTAL OF SHEET
NOTE. --Thlt form

is to be used for first and intermediate sheets and in conjunction with S. and A. Form No. Mb,the final sheet of roll. See instructions
on S. and A. Form No. Mb,
"N"indica te:4 nig:It-shift Work.


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PAY ROLL

_Vary Yard, _
Department.
F1'0111

, 191

710

Pay

, U. S. N.
INSTRUCTIONS

I. No vacant space should be left between names on
the pay roll, and the unused spaces below the last entry
should be ruled diagonally across the page, the roll footed
up, and the total placed in the space provided at the bottom of the roll.
2. This roll will not be signed, receipts being taken only
when payment is made by the pay officer in person, or by
his deputy, and in Cash, that is,. CURRENCY,and the delivery of such receipts is simultaneous with the payment.
3. When payment is made by check no receipt will be
required or taken, but the check number, date, and
amount, and the depository on which drawn, will be
shown in the column "Remarks."
4. Clerics will give individual receipts for payments in
CASH, that is, CURRENCY, on the same form as provided
for mechanics and laborers, except that their signatures
need not be attested.
5. When services are rendered in the District of Columbia, add to the certificate the following: "And that the
full period of service covered by this roll expired prior to
4-4270
the actual signing of the receipts."


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•1

S. and A. Form No.S8 a (N ,•‘v
July 1, 191S
Approved by Comptroller
June 7, 191S

SHEET No

PAY ROLL OF PERSONS EMPLOYED IN THE DEPARTMENT OF
NAVY YARD,
REMARKS.
Base Pay
Per Diem.

:UMBER, NAIVIE, AND OCCUPATION.

A99722

J.PECAN

499724

G.GRAY

OPR.

-kJ 9 /26

H..STURCKEN

OPR.

2.48

\9)/30

E.8.HAPRIS

OPR.

3.52

0
AJj/L:/

A 9755

Regular
Compensation.

Five Per Cent
Increase for I
Increase of
Night-shift
i Compensation
Work.

3.0T

.E.DAVIS

OFR.

2.48

C.V.BUNCH

OFR.

2.48

J.MURRAY

OPR.

3.28

M.M.ACKERMAN

OPR.

3.52

. TREET

OPR.

43J765

B.TURNER

OPR.

3.04

A99777

B.P.HAL4CY

OPR.

3.52

A)9783

M.M.HILTON

OPR.

3.52

A99784 B.DUGGAR

OPP.

3.52

8 997q5 S.HODGES

OPR.

3.52

OPR.

2.80

499788 G.HODGES

OPR.

3.52

499793 0.L.5AW

OFR.

2.48

A99795 M.J.CPAIG

OPR.

2.48

A937-37

D.C.HOLLIDAY

A99796

E.B.HUTTn

OPR.

i.52

A99797

E.'.'.411DERSON

OPR.

3.52

A99800

A.HODGE

TR&MK.

3.04

49Lp

L.n.POSTELL

C7R.

i.GRANT

OPR.

3,52

A.HATFIELD

OPR.

3.52

07R.

3.04

OPP.

2.'18

OPR.

3.52

99802
\99803

,3)335 E.MOUZON
A99806

E.GREG

99809 E.E.PA_7
A99 13

r.EAPPf LET

Total Paid.

4
/

•

A9976t

'

.111 deductions to be clearly and fully
explained together with such other facts
as may affect pay status. Payments by
eheck to be noted by number. date, and
depository.

2.80

OP R.

8URN

.Number
of
Days. '

1 47;,,

/2-

GA/

/

/31-0

5f-'f

A99817

D.HODGES

'A99'318 0.THOLEY

i :24
A99828

2.48

°PR.

3.28

OPR.

499819, E.C.BUNCH
.H0 GES

A99821

OPR.

. .KELLY

2.48

OPR.

3.52

OPR.

3.52

OPR

L. J . VO IGHT

1334 IV.LDS OPR.
LISBURY

A99836

4 1'

S.

3.52

,

.28

/c2t,
499837

A.TRIMNAL
TOTAL ot,SHEE:T

Non:. --This form is to be used for first and intermediate sheets and in conjunction with S. and A. Form No. 86 b, the
final sheet of roll. See instructions on S. and A. Form No. 136 b.
"N"indicates nig-at-shift Work.


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L

PAY ROLL

\a c
Department.
I

, 191

) t

_, 191

To

Pay

, C. S. N.
INSTRUCTIONS

I. No vacant space should be left between names on
he pay roll, and the unused spaces below the last entry
should be ruled diagonally across the page, the roll footed
up, and the total placed in the space provided at the bottom of the roll.
2. This roll will not be signed, receipts being taken only
when payment is made by the pay officer in person, or by
his deputy, and in CASH, that ifi,'CURRENCY, and the delivery of such receipts is simultaneous with the payment.
3. When payment is made by check no receipt will be
required or taken, but the check number, date, and
amount, and the depository on which drawn, will be
shown in the column "Remarks."
4. Clerks will give individual receipts for payments in
CAstr, that is, CURRENCY, on/the same form as provided
for mechanics and laborers, except that their signatures
need not be attested.
5. When services are rendered in the District of Columbia, add to the certificate the following: "And that the
full period of service covered by this roll expired prior to
4-4270
the actual signing of the receipts."


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•

S. and A. Form No.S6 a (N. \
July 1, 1918
Approved by Comptroller
June 7, 1918

SHEET NO, _

PAY ROLL OF PERSONS EMPLOYED IN THE DEPARTMENT OF _
NAVY YARD,
_
REMARK.S.
NUMBER, NAME, AND OCCUPATION.

A99Jfil

M.J.DRUELLE

OPR.

Base Pay
Per Diem.

OPR.

A99844

OPR.

3.52

cpP.

3.52

OPR.

3.52
3.52

J9H59 R. .LA C0:TE
\9960 C.A.JcILY
A99864

A.KELLY

OPR.

A99870

F.N.wARREN

OPR.

A99P 71

M.A.DUNNING

OPR.

A3973

J.HOWARD

3.04
2.80

A9974 S.E.w1, 1TE *2

CPR.

3.52

A99978 R.V.ROBINSON

OPF

3.52

OPR.

3.52

499888
A99890

M.YOUNG
_.v.ATERS

A99J5

OFR.

2,48

07R.

3.52

OPR.

L.fv7

CPR.

3.52

A99908 v.THEILE

OPR.

2.48

A99900 1.F.LEE

''PR •

3.52

OR.

L.KEMMER

OPR.

'
2.04

A99J20

OPR.

2.48

OPR.

3.52

A999224

M.POWEL

Total Pale!.

.`)

oo's

77i'Lil

3

77144(

6g'6,At

77z(z4
(

(
:;5
6
;4••

LEPcl\TEP4' X OPR. 3.52
E.BARLOw

TRM&MKR. ).18

4)936

C.ANATH

OPR.

2.648

))939

M.M.5AV1S

OPR.

3.28

A99932

64/
.40
'tot/CD

./,

49LLEPONTEAUX OPR
A99958

E.MELLON

OPR.

3.52

A99966

E.'4.Y3 DONALD

OPR.

3.52

A99968

OPR.

J.JACKSON

A99997
Ag9988

.F.FEGUSON
E.C.MEU0E

TPM&MKP.

3.52

,

•d
c7

TRMAMRR.'.ti8

is to be used for first and intermediate sheets and in conjunction with S. and A. Form No. 86 b, the final sheet of roll. See
instructions on S. and A. Form No. 861).
F.L•mbal "N"indicates nig:it-shift Work.


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L{

A.

TOTAL OF SHEET
NOTT-:. --This form

•

All deductions to be clearly and fully
explained together with such other facts
a‘i may affect pay status. Payments by
cheek to be noted bv number, date, and
depository. A
,

-,

A99914 0.L.PARNELL
LOWE

Increase of
Compensation

3.52

_RHODEN

499910

Five Per Cent
Increase for
Night-shift
Work.

a)/

OPR.

)4 L.M.BEPRIE

Regular
Compensation.

3.28

A.99842 C.M.WAY
-.SMART

Number ,
of
Days.

e-1

PAY ROLL

.Vary Yard, _

From
To

Pay

, U. S. S.
INSTRUCTIONS

I. No vacant space should be left between names on
the pay roll, and the unused spaces below the last entry
should be ruled diagonally across the page, the roll footed
up, and the total placed in the space provided at the bottom of the roll.
2. This roll will not. be signed, receipts being taken only
when payment is made by the pay officer in person, or by
his deputy, and in CAsit, that is, CURRENCY,and the delivery of such receipts is simultaneous with the payment.
3. When payment is made by check no receipt will be
required or taken, but the check number, date, and
amount, and the depository on which drawn, will be
shown in the column "Remarks."
4. Clerks will give individual receipts for payments in
CASH, that is, CURRENCY, on the same form as provided
for mechanics and laborers, except that their signatures
need not be attested.
5. When services are rendered in the District of Columbia, add to the certificate the following: "And that the
full period of service covered by this roll expired prior to
4-4270
the actual signing of the receipts."


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Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

NAVY YARD, CHARLETON, S. C.
OFFICE MEMORANDUM
Commandant
Aid
Mr. Sanders
Mr. Reeves
Mr. Brown
Mrs. Reynolds
Mrs. Sayler
Mrs. Morris
Miss Getty
Messenger
Supply Officer
Mr. Sutliff
Mr. Hair
Mr. Latimer

Comd't. 6th. Naval Dist.
Capt. Rogers 6th. N. D.
Mr. Boggs
Captain of Yard
Mr. Miller
Inspection Officer
Lieut. Diggens
Lieut Messing
Public Works Officer
Mr. Wilson
Engineer Officer
Mr. Heyward

District Corn. Supt.
Disbursing Offi. Yard
Labor Board
Mr. Taylor
Timber Inspector
Yard Printer

Construction Offic
1Vr. Farmer
counting Offi
Mr. Rodwell
Judge Adv. G. C. M.
Supt. Clothing Factory

S. and A. Form No.SG a
July 1, 1918
Approved by Comptroller
June I, 1918

,
NV

SHEET NO,

PAY ROLL OF PERSONS EMPLOYED IN THE DEPARTMENT OF
NAVY YARD,

, FROM

TO
REMARKS.

NUMBER, NAME, AND OCCUPATION.

PM I
/PM 2
4
PM 5

D

6
"PM 7
PM

Base Pay
Per Diem.

Number
of
Days. I

Five Per Cent
Increase for
Night-shift
Work.

Regular
Compensation.

Increase of
Compensation

Total Paid.

All deductions to be clearly and fully
explained together with such other facts
as may affect pay status. Payments by
check to be noted by number, date, and
depository.

C.CLK. 7.04
ST&TYP. 6.08
7T&TYP. 4.40
TYP. 3.2.0
.7.C'K. 5.20
CLK. 5.84
S&TYP. 5.60
M.BCY

W.M.SAMDERS
C.J.B.MORRIS",)
W.B.HAPPOLDT
A,J.KAHRS
J.W.WAGMER

C.D,REEVES
CJ.A.GETTYD

W.7.JUDSON
2M 9
H.3.HEMMESSY
PM 10
R. T.C.BROWNE TYP. 3.68
VPY 11 GI! F REYN0LDL1 TYP.
4.40
FM 12
W.J.HA:MON
CLEFK-T.4.96
TYPE.T. 3.69
y' PM 13 Cy I.STEELE,..J
P*1 14
H.R.HAPPOLDT M.BOY. 2.00
TYP.
V PM 15 Cii.P.FOSTEil
4.16
PM 16 A.B.BURNHAM CLK. 4.64
PM 1/ W.E.BALENTINE M.BOY.T.2.00
M.BOY.T.1.76
PM 18 H.H.JONE7
2.48
MEG 'L
/DM 19 E.B.FFILDMAdj
s.a4
CLK.
PM 20 G.BOGGS
RCDR.
6.56
PM 21 M.J.TAYLOR
p- , 22
5.60
CLERK.
C.A.GLOVER
3.68
M 23 T.G.GEWINNER TYP
M 24 G.W.SEIGNIOUS JR.TYP. 3.92
M.80Y.T.1.76
25 P.GARDNER
TYP.
3.68
• 36 I-.TALES
IrYp.
3.68
P' 27 41.-aeRAY
PM 29 Cf.).SEABR0010 S&TYP. 3.6
p/p,. 30 01.2L.HARVEY3 TYPE. 3.68
3.68
CLERK.
/PM 31 CE. W.GETTD
3.68
CLERK.
, PM 32 LL.B.REEVE0
/ FM 33 CF4'.C.JENMING;) CLERK. 3.68
,PM 34 D.JOHMSOMJ MESS. 1.76
S&TYP. 4.16
/ DM 35 r. I.BURNHAM?
M

I

2R 1

C.E.FARMER

CL(..

CR 2

J.D.HARVEY

TP,,IMSP.5.92

CR 3

R.FITZGERALD

T.INSP. 5.401

CR• 4

E.SPRAlUE

6.56

AS'T.INSP.6.00

CR-5

W.REED

T.INSPT.6.40

CR 6

q .S.CRAWFORD

TM.INS.4.49

CR 7

CT
•
CR

4.49

S M.PHILLIPS

L.DFTM.10.00

12

W.B.COLLISON

C.DRFT.12.80

13

L.L.GREEM JR.

S.DRFT. 6.00

it

A.E.NIMITZ

16

E .G.HAvMAKER

L.DFTM.10.00

17

A.H.P1NALL

.7).DRFT. 9.0r)

CT 11
CR

7,TMSP.

L.M0Cf<

CR 18

.DRFT. 8.00

W.t- .TURBEVILLE C.S.DRF.2.80

TOTAL OF SHEET _

-I

I

NoTt:. -Thil form is to be used for first and intermediate sheets and in conjunction with S. and A. Form No. ,56b, the final sheet of roll. See instructions on S. and A. Form No. 861).
;•::•rribol "N"indicates night-shift Work.


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•-•2141

PAY ROLL

Navy Yard, _
Department.

II
11

191

'ram

INSTRUCTIONS
No va,(ant space should be left between names on
the pay roll, and the unused spaces below the last entry
Aould be ruled diagonally across the page, the roll footed
uI, and the total placed in the space provided at the bottom of the roll.
2. This roll will not be signed, receipts being taken only
when payment is made by the pay officer in person, or by
his deputy, and in CASH, that is, CURRENCY, and the delivery of such receipts is simultaneous with the payment.
3. When payment is made by check no receipt will be
required or taken, but the check number, date, and
amount, and the depository on which drawn, will be
shown in the column "Remarks."
4. Clerks will give individual receipts for payments in
CAsn, that is, CURRENCY, on the same form as provided
for mechanics and laborers, except that their sig,natures
need not be attested.
5. When services are rendered in the District of Columbia, add to the cercate the following: "And that the
full period of service covered by this roll expired prior to
4-4270
tI. actual signing of the receipts."


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Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

S. and A. Form No.86 a (';ew)
July 1, 191S
Approved by Com pt roller
June, 191s

SHEET NO,

PAY ROLL OF PERSONS EMPLOYED IN THE DEPARTMENT OF'
NAVY YARD,

, FROM

TO
REMARKS.

NUMBER, NAME, AND OCCUPATION.

:F

Base Pay
Per Diem.

19

C.H.TROTT

S.DRFT.

OR 90

W.H.FLINT

SP.P.D7.

_3R 21

W.J.TIBEITT JR.SHP.DF. C.00

Fs) 22

J.D.SMITH

SPP.DF. 6.00

CR 23

J.C.TIPP"ri

C.S.D.

CR 04

H M.LILIENTHAL C.DRFT. 4.40

CR 25

A.F.LUNDEN

C.S.D.

CR 26

I.COHEN

C.S.D.T.3.20

CR 27

S J.L.MATTHEWS C.S.D.

ti.00

CR 28

A.SPRUNT JR.

7.20

CR 30

E.C.GRAYSON

CR 36

C.CLK.

E.W.DALBY

1 .600

CR 39

L.V.LEP'3INCE

CLK.

4.16

C.L.CANNON

CLK.

3.92

CR 41

S.E.M'LEOD )(

S&TYP.

5.36

CR 42

S.D.OSWALD

CLK.

3,68

CR 43

V.LE CLAIR 'X

TYP.T.

368

CR 44

F.A.FRIEND

B0(KKPR.4.64

('P 45

J.T.ADAMS

S&TYP.

7,R 46

J.B.WEBB

CLERK.

5.60

CR 47

R.D.LUKE

CLK.

3.68

•/(

T.R.GARETY

1TK.

'4.81

3.04

CR 49

A.H.SHEEHAN>4

CIK.

CR 50

H.C.REID

CLK.-T. 3.68

CR 51

L.JERVEY

CLERK.

4.16

CR 52

G.P.RUNEY

CIK.

3,19

CR 53

C.T MEYER Y.

CLK-T.

3.68

'3IR 54

L.M.RUSMISELLAMESS.

CR 55

0.C.LONG

CR 56

J.J.CONLON

CR 58
59
C;

60

)(

1.76

CLK.T.

3.92

CLERK.

4.88

S.J.FERRARA,JR.CIK.
F.D.PURSE

3.68

4.64

CLEPK.T, 3.68

L.M.HENEBERY )c MESS.
CLK.T.
S.Q.BEE

1.7
3.68
3.e8

CR 61

J.W.FOX

CLK.T.

CR 62

M I.STEELE

CLEPK.T.3.68

CR 63

H.G.HERIOT

CLERK.

CR 64

L.R.MURPHY

CLK.

.368

OR 65

1.HART4ETT

CLK.

3.68

CR 66

L.W.BEARDSLEY

POLM.

3.52

CR 68

J.H.CADE

POLMN.

3.76

C1-- 69

W.T.POPE

POLMN.

4.00

OR 70

J.C.O'BRIEN

POLM.

3.52

CI, 71

0.H.LIMEHOUSE

POLMN.

3.76

CR 73

W.H.CHURCHILL

POLM.

3.52

ler

F.O'DONNELL

POLMN.

3.52

CR 76

J. -.KENNEDY

CL(- T.

3.69

W.P.BAKER

CLERK -T.3.68

OR

CR

77

Total Paid.

C.S.DRF.z.,00

J.INSP. 18n-

OR 57

Increase of
Compensation

All deductions to be clearly and fully
explained together with such other facts
as may affect pay status. Payments by
check to be noted by ntunber, date, and
depository.

c.40

R.c".- ) 'TOM

3R 48

Regular
Compensation.

Five Per Cent
Increase for
Night-shift
Work.

.or

OP 37

40

Number j
of
Days.

3.68

TOTAL OF SHEET
NOTE.--Thi.; form is to be used for first and intermediate sheets and in conjunction with S. and A. Form No. 86 b, the final sheet of roll. See instructions on S. and A. Form No. 86 b.
"Nmhol
indicates nigiu-shift Work.


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Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

PAY ROLL

Navy Yard, _

_Pay.

.

S. N.

I NSTRUCT IONS

.1. No vacant space should be left between names on
the pay roll, and the unused spaces below the last entry
should be ruled diagonally across the page, the roll footed
up, and the total placed in the space provided at the bottom of the roll.
2. This roll will not be signed, receipts being taken only
when payment is made by the pay officer in person, or by
his deputy, and in CASII, that is, CURRENCY,and the delivery of such receipts is simultaneous with the payment.
3. When payment is made by check no receipt will be
required or taken, but the check number, date, and
amount, and the depository on which drawn, will be
shown in the column "Remarks."
4. Clerks will give individual receipts for...payments in
(Asir, that is, CURRENCY, on the same form is provided
for mechanics and laborers, except that their signatures
need not be attested.
.
5. When service,s are rendered in the District of Columbia, add to the certificate the following: "And that the
full period of service covered by this roll expired prior to
4-4270
the actual signing of the receipts."


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Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

S. and A. Form No.Si a (N
July 1, 1918
Approved by Comptroller
June, 11',

SHEET No,

PAY ROLL OF PERSONS EMPLOYED IN THE DEPARTMENT OF
NAVY YARD,

, FROM

TO
=

REMARKS.
Base Pay
' Per Diem.

NUMBER, NAME, AND OCCUPATION.

r'P

78

J.O.LADD

CLERK.T.3.68

79

H.3.NEWMAN

M.BOY.
1.76
, 3 5-

,

'M

1

T.R.HEYWARD

C.CLK

2

S.ROZYCKI

C.DRFT.12.80

3M 3

T.EYE JR.

ME&B.D. 8.00

R.R.BRYAN

ME&',DR. /.20

3M 5

KINC3

SM 6

H.A.GOSS

COP.DRF.1. 0,

R.L.BERRIDIE

v.E.D.

SM 7
SM 8

C.E.DFT.4.40

ii

L.C.P1FLEY

C.P.CFT.4.80

SM 13

R.J.LANGAN

EL.D.

7, M 30

G.L.SHERR1LL

CLEPK.

3.9

)(3M18

H.E.KULINSKI

CLK.

3.68

3M 20

C.A.BLOMBERG

M.E&B.D.2.60

3M 21

J.F.COX

S&TYP.

4.40

SM 2.1

J.C.-.7

:-,zTA,TYP.

4.64

SM 23

F.L.JARVIS

TYP.

4.64

3M 27

6.4C

E.L.BARRY

TYP,

4.40

J.WESSEL

M.PrY.

1.76
7.6°

M 31

J.M.PITTS

CLERK -T.3.68

M32

ST.C.h-M

CLF 7- K..T.3.68

M 33

J.E.STP2KNEY

CIK-7. .3.68

W.A.HUMMF

ARCHT.

S.L.COLEMAN

AR.A.DF.8.0C

R.WATSON

CP.AP .D. 3. Ofl

M.S.CF,AYTON

: 7.84
SSW.1n-7

J.R.BELAT

S3W.DFT,4.9C

H K.ALDERT

S&TYP.

'D2

fD 6
TM

7

p 6c.

4.40

ARCHT.DPFT-T/.20

'D 8

H.SBURDEN

(D9

E.SMITH

M0H.PR7,5.92

(D 10

J.R.LOGAN

BLTJ.PRT.5.

YD 11
12

A.J.CLIBORNE
W.T.BERNER

117) 13

J.W.HARPISON

ELE(:.AD.7.52

(D 21

R.A.WILSON

C.CLK.

656

1D 22

Vi

C'K-T.

3.6P

J.D.VARN

CLK.

4.16

24

W.F.r11-1"E

CIK.

3.68

71 25

D.H.ADAMS

CLK.

3.68

(D 23

26
YD 2.7
r

7)

28

Total Paid.

3.641

N.M\1 .

SM 28

)4(-*

Increase of
Compensation.

.111 deductions to be clearly and fully
' explained together with such other facts
ai may affect pay status. Payments by
check to be noted by number, date, and
' depository.

. M.E&S.D.4.96

J.G.REITZEL
H.I.LUCAS

25

Regular
Compensation.

Five Per Cent
Increase for
Night-shift
Work.

5.-;4

10

- 24

Number
of
Days.

1.

m-n , )1TGALL

TURTLETAUB

CIK.
T

3.1-77,WALKER
J.B.HALTIWANGER

4.16
3.6 Q

K.

TOTAL 01' SHEET_

3.92

_
- ----1

----

;
1

No-rE. -Tht; form is to be used for first and intermediate sheets and in conjunction with S. and A. Form No. 86b, the final sheet of roll. See instructions on S. and A. Form No. 86 b.
;
.,:,•mbol"N"indicates nig;it-shift NA-Grk.


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PAY ROLL

_Vavy Yard, _ _
Department.
, 191

From

--------- -----,191

To

1". S. X..

.___Pay
INSTRUCTIONS

1. No vacant space should be left between names on
the pay roll, and the unused spaces below the last entry
should be ruled diagonally across the page, the roll footed
up, and the total placed in the space provided at the bottom of the roll.
2. This roll will not be signed, receipts being taken only
when payment is made by the pay officer in person, or by
his deputy, and in CAsit, that is, CURRENCY, and the delivery of such receipts is simultaneous with the payment.
3. When payment is made by check no receipt will be
required or taken, but the check number, date, and
amount, and the depository on which drawn, will be
shown in the column "Remarks."
4. Clerks will give individu.2,1 receipts for payments in
CASH, that is, CURRENCY, on the same form as provided
for mechanics and laborers, except that their signatures
need not be attested.
5. When services are rendered in the District of Columbia, add to the certificate the following: "And that the
full period of service covered by this roll expired prior to
4-4270
the actual signing of the receipts."


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I

S. and A. Form No.st1 a iN
July 1, 191S
Approved by ('em;I roller
June 7. 1,

SHEET NO,

PAY ROLL OF PERSONS EMPLOYED IN THE DEPARTMENT OF
NAVY YARD,

, FROM

TO
REMARKS.

Base Pay
Per Diem.

NUMBER, NAME, AND OCCUPATION.

Number
of
Days.

Regular
Compensation.

Five Per Cent
i
Increase for
Increase of
Night-shift
Compensation. I
I
•
Work.

Total Paid.

Ail deductions to be clearly and fully
,•xplained together with such other facts
Tnay affect pay status. Payments by
eneck to be noted by number, date, and
deposUory.

2)

(9 29

CLERK.

30

7

\

W.H.CHAFFEE

.1 31

S&TYP.T.3.68
1

Z.ALBUPY

37
(D 35
40

4.16

T
E.C.HERNDON

1,76

M.BOY-T.1

76

C,OF.POLM.4.49

N.A.ILLER

YID 41

J.MC DONALD

PcLm.

0.

ID 42

J.N ML,LLARD

POLM.

3 --

Ir. 43

A.ZENDORF POLm.

3.7E

J.A.ANDERSON

f

POLMN.

3.52

('") 45

A.R.HILL

POLMN.

3.76

(D 46

L.S.DOTY

POLNIr

3.57

47

F.C.MATTHEWS

POLMN.

4.00

48

J.T.DUGGAN

POLMN.

3.76

49

J.H.MASSALON

POLm.

3.5-

(D 51

0.L.STILL

POLMN.

3.52

fD 5ti

R.C.BAKER

POEM.

3.57

() 55

w.F.P,?.ATT

POLM.T. 3.57

56

W.H.TEAGUE

POLMN.

5 -7

F.M.WINIIFS

POLm.T, 3.57

66

w.w.P; ILL1PS

INSP.

67

D.M.SPRING

INSPTR. 6.96

68

J.M.LATISHBAUGH

INSPTR. 5.52

69

vINLOOP

q.11PT. 7.04

ID

•

3.52

5.5'2,

'D 70

H.E.REYNOLDS

INSPTR. 6.48

71

J.F.SULLIVAN

INSPTR. 6.00

73

W.AAWITE

INSPTR. 6.00

/4

L.L.OBERwARTH

INSPTR. 5.04

/6

A.L..LOCAS

TFL OP. 2.48

77

E..ALDRET

TEL.oPR,2.48

78

N...

79

E

-

TFL.0PR.2..4ci

'coNnom

T.OPR.

LL. KEN

2.48

TEI.OPR. 2.24

fD 82

V.1.COLF

Ir

R3

v.E.BERRAY

94

E.E.HILDERBRAND - p40TR.3.b4

95

W.H.

FN1R.

2206

DotPlALL RFCODR. 3.44

Cfx.

5.60

M.BOY.

2.06

JR. C14.

4.16

J.JERDONE
K.c.FERRER
E.P.RAVENEI
E.C.LEE

CI K.

3.68

J.%'.71LCHER

C LK.

,5.92

F.v.CONNoR

C LK.

3.92

C.CLK

13.56

'A

11

S .C.SNEL GRCVE

,\

12

A..LATIMER

CL(.

6.56

13

A.7.HAIR

C.CLK.

6.56

L.R.IZZARD

S.CLK.

5.60

0Lx.

3.5

CLERK.

3.92

.A 14
16

TIE

17

J.F.WILLIAMS

TOTAL 0!: Silk:ET_

-

--

_

NOTE,
form is to be used for first and intermediate sheets and in conjunction with S. and A. Form No. FA b, the final sheet of roll. See instructions on S. and A. Form No. 861).
..- L.mbol"N"indicates nig-at-shift Work.


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•-inft

PAY ROLL

Navy Yard, _
tr

Department.
le

,191

,

(

_Pay

.

S. N.

INSTRUCTIONS
1. No vacant space should be left between names on
the pay roll, and the unused spaces below the last entry
should be ruled diagonally across the page, the roll footed
up, and the total placed in the space provided at the bottom of the roll.
2. This roll will not be signed, receipts being taken only
when payment is made by the pay officer in person, or by
his deputy, and in ('Ash, that is, CURRENCY, and the delivery of such receipts is simultaneous with the payment.
3. When payment is made by check no receipt will be
required or taken, but the check number, date, and
amount, and the depository on which drawn, will be
shown in the column "Remarks."
4. Clerks will give individual receipts for payments in
CAsti, that is, CURRENCY, on the same form as provided
for mechanics and laborers, except that their signatures
need not be attested.
5. When services are rendered in the District of Columbia, add to the certificate the following: "And that the
full period of service covered by this roll expired prior to
4-4270
the actual signing of the receipts."


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;dr

1

S. and A. Form No.Sti a
July 1, 191S
Approved by Comiitroller
June 7, 191s

!•‘,.,

SHEET No.

PAY ROLL OF PERSONS EMPLOYED

IN

THE DEPARTMENT OF

NAVY YARD,

.FROM

TO
_
REMARKS.

N umber
of
;
Days.

Base Pay
Per Diem.

NUMBER, NAME, AND OCCUPATION.

Regular
Compensation.

Five Per Cent
Increase for
Night-shift
Work.

.
Increase of
Compensation

Total Paid.

deductions to be clearly and fully
explained together with such other facts
a: may affect pay status. Payments by
check to be noted by number, date, and
,Icpository.
7

._1
$

18

H.L.BUCKLEY

CLK.T.

3.68

)C

z) 19

F.C.HOR,AITZ

TYP.

3.68

2r

G

CLFPK.

3.68

:'1

A.C. 'LLEN

CLK.

3.68

00

A.W.RUTLEDGE

CIK.

3.68

C.(1.C.HAIP

CI -T.

3.68

E.F.SALIS

CLK.

3.68

25

S.E.BOYD

CLK.

3.68

26

G.E.FIKE

CLERK.

3.68

CLK.

3.92

7
(
A

-;JA

K

.7L 'A

7

SA

27

C.C.POWELL

A

00
--

- .L.wILSON

CT

-

29

P.P.CARRAWAY

CL'-'.

3.68

Cl/-T.

3.68

t"-

30

i..

7;

A

3.68

T.A.HANLEY

CLERK.

3.68

C.E JENNINGS

CIK.

3.92

35

H.L.PATI K

S&TYP.T.3.68

36

M.P.DUGkIAN

TYP.

3.68

J.M.MYERS

CLK.

3.68

E.S.MCCRADY

CIK.T.

3.68

32

-3A 37

:)''KRABER

H.

;A 40

VTI, MAS

TYP.T.

3.68

F.A.FIKE

TYP.

4.64

F.v..GROOME

TYP.

4.64

G.Y.CAULPIELD

TYP.

3.92

R.L.HANCKLE

S%,eTvr.T.:3.92

0.F.DiKES

TYP.

3.68

H.RICKARDSON

TYP.

3.68

F.B.RUTLEDIE

TYP.

3.92

E.G.COLYER

TYP.

3.92

IRON

TYP.T.

;( .
3.,

M.I.FISHER

TYP.T.

3.68

D.G.BURNHAM

TYP.

3.8

R.H.wAlKER

TYP.T.

3.92

E.B.DIJKES

TYP.

3.92

B.E.ALTMAN

TYP.

3.68

F.w.lRIFFIN

TYP.

3.68

57

C.H.SCHULTZE

TYP.T.

3.68

59

E.J.DOOLITTLE

TYP-T.

3.68

-lc,

S.B.ELEL

62

G.MoODY JR

TYP.T-- 3.68

,

H.D.RUTLEDGE

TYPE.

3.68

66

E.B.RUTLEDGE

S&TYP.

3.68

41
_

SA -3

-A

45

L 46
E7

Y-

49

$

$ , 50
$. SA 51

)( 7 A 53
54
A 55
':\ 56
;A

-

4

-;A 67

L.

I.RUBIN

TYP.

'

3.92

ST.&TYP. 3.68
4.40

76

F.'2.JANTZEN

S&TYP.

-7)

D.RUBIN

SkTYP.T.3.6

;A 80

STC.HAm

TYP.

iA 81

C.P.DENT

S&TYP-T.3.68

-;A 82

J.J.REILLY

TYP-T.

1(

1

CLERK.T.3.68

-;A 39

,^

?(

3.68

CLK.

)1, ;A 38

?`
k4

'._.CONLON

-T-

W.J.GIBBES

a 31

7.

L TO PSON

3.68

3.68

.41

.3-

;
-

TOTAL OF SHEET
NoTE.----Thii form is to be used for first and intermediate sheets and in conjunction with S. and A. Form No. 86b, the final sheet of roll. See instructions on S. and A. Form No. 88 b.
•.,•tnbol "N"indicates nig:it-shift Work.


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0-01311

PAY ROLL

, Yard,

If'r01/1

To
f--

U. S. N.

Pay
INSTRUCTIONS

I. No vacant space should be left between names on
the pay roll, and the unused spaces below the last entry
should be ruled diagonally across the page, the roll footed
up, and the total placed in the space provided at the bottom of the roll.
2. This roll will not be signed, receipts being taken only
when payment is made by the pay officer in person, or by
his deputy, and in CASH, that is, CURRENCY, and the delivery of such receipts is simultaneous with the payment.
3. When payment is made by check no receipt will be
required or taken, but the check number, date, and
amount, and the depository on which drawn, will be
shown in the column "Remarks."
4. Clerks will give individual receipts for payments in
CASH, that is, CURRENCY, on the same form as provided
for mechanics and laborers, except that their signatures
need not be attested.
5. When services are rendered in the District of Columbia, add to the certificate the following: "And that the
full period of service covered by this roll expired prior to
4-4270
the actual signing of the receipts."


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M11..•••••--

S. and A. Form No.s4; (N
July 1, 1918
Approved by Comptroller
June 7, 1918

v.

SHEET NO

PAY ROLL OF PERSONS EMPLOYED IN THE DEPARTMENT OF _
NAVY YARD.

, FROM

TO
REMARKS.

Lase Pay
Per Dit.m.

NUMBER, NAME, AND OCCUPATION.

86

W.R.WESTCOTT JR.m.ROY

2.70

L.J.K0EfTER

m.BOY.

1. 76

91

A.J.811 TON

m.BOY.

2.45

A 92

M.S.MADRAY

MESS.

1.76

91:

H.M.REFO

M.R0Y

1.76

95

H.S.CLAIP

MrSq.

/6

96

W.,74 MILLEIW

97

L.H.REYNOLDS

99

E

100

-7.C.00NNOLLY

A

-3A 88

-;,A

101

'•'A
'A

)(

P C.R0 D W

04 0.H.HEISER

CIK.

4.88

CLK.

109

-:1-,EPI
G.E.;

CLERK.

3.68
4.16

CLK.

.3.68

CIK.

3.6E

SA

Lio

M.A.31JTLT_R
T.0.MORROW

CLY.

C.J..1EILFUS

CLERK.

.68

115

A.L.BURNS

CLERK.

3.68

116

H.L.CHAPMAN

CIK.

•

3.68

117

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118

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119

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120

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A

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C.P.Tn.-

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130

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CLEFK.

3.68

131

E.C.REUTER

CIK.T.

3.68

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CLERK.

3.69

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CLERK.

3.68

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5.60

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1

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3.68

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,

3.92

122

137

A

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11

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108

A

1

4.88

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BKPR.

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2.00

146
49

Total Paid.

.U.RAIIPEP

106 0.A.JONES

A

Increase of
Compensation.

All deductions to be clearly and fully
explained together with such other facts
a: may affect pay status. Payments by
cheek to be noted by number, date, and
depository.

M.BOY-T.1.76

Clv.

- A 105

Regular
Compensation.

Fb,e Per Cent
Increase for
Nizht-shift
Work.

2.4

H.W.ANDERS

102

Number
of
Days.

TCYFAL OF SHEET__
Nurg.-This form is to be used for first and intermediate sheets and in conjunction with S. and A. Form No. 86 b, the final sheet of roll. See instructions on S. and A. Form No. 86 b.
Symbol"N"indicates night-shift Work.


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PAY ROLL

P

Navy Yard,

Department.
191 t.

1401/1

To

_,

191

, U..S. N.
I NSTRUCT IONS

1. No vacant space should be left between names on
the pay roll, and the unused spaces below the last entry
should be ruled diagonally across the page, the roll footed
up, and the total placed in the space provided at the bottom of the roll.
2. This roll will not be signed, receipts being taken only
when payment is made by the pay officer in person, or by
his deputy, and in CASH, that is, CURRENCY, and the delivery of such receipts is simultaneous with the payment.
3. When payment is made by check no receipt will be
required: or taken, but the check number, date, and
amount, and the depository on which drawn, will be
shown in the column "Remarks."
4. Clerks will give individual receipts for payments in
CASH, that is, CURRENCY, on the same form as provided
for mechanics and laborers, except that their signatures
need not be attested.
5. When services are rendered in the District of Columbia, add to the certificate the following: "And that the
full period of service covered by this roll expired prior to
4-4270
the actual signing of the receipts."


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S. and A. Form No.$4;a Nt•W )
July 1, 191g
Approved by Comptroller
June 7, 191g

SHEET No.

PAY ROLL OF PERSONS EMPLOYED IN THE DEPARTMENT OF _
NAVY YARD,

, FROM

TO
REMARKS.

Base Pay
Per Diem.

NUMBER, NAME, AND OCCUPATION.

.50 J.' .HUTCHINSON
1;)I.

N.H.SEEBECK

.52 C.F.THEII ING
=24 L.

;u

2.00

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2.00

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2.0C

2.4R

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1.76

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J

157
158

M

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V.P.HERNDON
K.:.U(:KENFUSS

, 161

m -BOY.

M.ROY.

156

MESS.

2.48

MESS.

1.76

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POLM.

3.52

226

W.A.wATERS

STRMN.

4.80

027

J.A.HMIHES

STRMN.

4.80

228

G.A.CASON

STRMN.

4.80

229

A.L.DUCKER

STRMN.

4.80

230

C.M.wATSON

STRMN.

.56

H.A.BEE

STRMN.

4.56

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233

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'a 234

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4.08

235

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ST,

3.84

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237

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238

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239

J.R.MOOD

STRMN.

4.09

241

C.A.mORGAN

STMN.

3.24

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STMN.

3.24

THOMAS

STMN.

3.84

A 242

R.'

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STMN.

3.12

IRK

'TMN.

3.94

247

A

Total Paid.

. .SUP.4.01,

-.JOHNSON

232

Increase of
Compensation.

All deductions to be clearly and fully
explained together with such other facts
;I: may affect pay status. Payments by
(-heck to be noted by number, date, and
.lepository.

.BOY.T.1.76

204

, 231

Regular
Compensation.

Five Per Cent
Increase for
Night-shift
Work.

2.24

2.00

w.M.SULLIVAN

160

.80Y

M.BOY

155

159

A

3, LD TEIN

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Number
of
Days.

STRMN.T.3.Per

249

J.CRONIN

250

J.WEIDEMANN

STRMN.

251

L.M.wILSON

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252

H.LUDEKE

4

253

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3.84

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3.84

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260 S.S.SmITH
261 J.m.i-ILNNCHE
262
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265

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ST.LAB.

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J.S.C.HOFFMAN

s.LAB.

ToTAI, OF SHEET_
NOTE.-This form is to be used for first and intermediate sheets and in conjunction with S. and A. Form No. 86 b, the final sheet of roll. See Instructions on S. and A. Form No. sit I.
Symbol"N"indicates night-shift Work.


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PAY ROLL

.Vavy Yard, _
Departm
.ent.
From..

, 191

To

, 191

l'a

6

U. S. N
INSTRUCTIONS

1. No vacant space should be left between names on
the pay roll, and the unused spaces below the last entry
should be ruled diagonally across the page, the roll footed
up, and the total placed in the space provided at the bottom of the roll.
2. This roll will not be signed, receipts being taken only
when payment is made by the pay officer in person, or by
his deputy, and in CASH, that is, CURRENCY, and the delivery of such receipts is simultaneous with the payment.
3. When payment is made by check no receipt will be
required or taken, but the check number, date, and
amount, and the depository on which drawn, will be
shown in the column Remarks."
4. Clerks will give individual receipts for payments 111
CASH,.that is, CURRENCY, on the same form as provided
for meChanics and laborers, except that their signatures
•
need not be attested.
5. When services are rendered in the District of Columbia, add to the certificate the following: "And that the
full period of service covered by this roll expired prior to
4-4270
the actual signing of the receipts."


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1111111111111"wS. and A. Form No.tql a (N • w
July 1, 1918
Approved by Comptroller
June 7, 1918

SHEET No.

PAY ROLL OF PERSONS EMPLOYED IN THE DEPARTMENT OF
NAVY YARD.
REMARKS.
11.'ase Pay
Per Di2ra.

NUMBER, NAME, AND OCCUPATION.

Number
of
Days.

Regular
Compensation.

Five Per Cent
Increase for
Night -shift
Work.

Increase of
Compensation.

Total Paid.

.1 11 deductions o be clearly and fully
. explained together with such other facts
as may affect pay status. Payments by
check to be noted by number, date, and
depository.

(7)

.7
,C9
- 270

--3A

J.F.DONAID

S.LAB-T.3.44

B.".PICQUET

3.68

.72

F.D.PICHARDSON

273

J.2.ELLISON

ST.LABR.7 .

G.G.DUPONT

ST.LABR.3.44

4 274

.LAB-T.7

275

J.G.:ift:KFISTEP
,
ST.LAB.3.4‹.

276

S

277

C C.nAXLEY

K.ALLEN

• 278

i.F.FAT'
,I7K

;A

279

J.H.MAURICE

A

280

W.A.PAi.KES

A

281

J.E.SEFGERS

SA 283

285
▪ 286
;A 087

ST.LAB-T3.4‹
ST.LARR. 3.41
TYP.

3.68

ST.LABR. 3.44
‘1•RWIN.

3.84

J.H.ANGEL

ST.LABR.3.44

J.E.BAXLEY

STP.LAB.3.44

C.F.M: lIMSEY

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J.W.PADETT

ST.LAB. 3.44

T J.CARRAWAY

ST.LA9.T.3.41.

G.N TAcVMAN

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-;A

289

T.L.BIGLOW

T-T.LABR.3.44

:A

290

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;
- A

291

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S.LABR. 3.eir

2S 3

W.M.GREER

S.INSP. 5.92

2S . 5

J.BERENDT

CLK.

3 68

L.H.HEINS

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A.E.,TOESEN

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3.68

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7S 8
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2S

12

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2S 28

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A.P.T RAYNE

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B.H.BUNCH

INSP.

D.W.BECKLEY

S.INSP. (1.96

1

)S2

TYP.

3.04

6.40

C.P.FINNELL

S.INSP. 4.96

P.G. TANNFP

S.INSP. 5.92

DS 5

F.A.BENDER

.INSP. 4.48

Y.- 6

J.P.BEG,S

-`,S 3

S,INSP.

TOTAL OF SHEET

:3

- _

-T=11

NoTE.—This form is to be used for first and intermediate sheets and in conjunction with S. and A. Form No. 861), the final sheet of roll. See instructiong on S. and A. Form No. 93 b.
Symbol"N"indicates night-shift Work.


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PAY ROLL

'
19

Navy Yard,
r-r

pepartmenti
From

, 191

To
To_

, 191

Pa

, U. S. N.
INSTRUCTIONS

I. No vacant space should be left between names on
the pay roll, and the unused spaces below the last entry
should be ruled diagonally across the page, the roll footed
up, and the total placed in the space provided at the bottom of the roll.
2. This roll will not be signed, receipts being taken only
when payment is made by the pay officer in person, or by
his deputy, and in CASH, that is, CURRENCY, and the delivery of such receipts is simultaneous with the payment.
:3. When payment is made by cheek no receipt will be
required or taken, but the check number, date, and
amount, and the depository on which drawn, will be
shown in the column Remarks."
4. Clerks will give individual receipts for payments in
CASH, that is, CURRENCY, on the same form as provided
for mechanics and laborers, except that their signatures
need not be attested.
5. When services are rendered in the District of Columbia, add to the certificate the following: "And that the
full period of service covered by this roll expired prior to
4-4270
the actual signing of the receipts."


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-72,272c4„,

LIST OF MEMBERS AND GUESTS OF THE COMMITTEE
ON LABOR PRESENT AT THE PUBLIC MEETING OF
MAY 15: )91 *7

ot

"

The vitairman. Samtiel Golnners, president American Federation of Labor.
Right Hon. C. \\'. Bowerman, privy councilor and member of -,14+41-iph House of
Commons, secretary of British Trades Union ('ongress parliamentary 4'0111mitte_,e Cr•
• •
James H2Thottitts. member of Parliament, gf,11Pral secretary
I'llion or
RailwalAfen,
• • ' ••
Joseph Davies, member of the secretariat of the prime minister/(
6
10'J
"-H. W. Garrod, representing labor, department of ministry of munitions,
ltobertson, vice president National Association of Railway Telegrapher4.
J. C. Water:4, president Trades and Labor Connell of Canada.
Judge Maurice Sheldon Amos of the Balfour commission, London. England.
N. I'. Alifas, president District 44. International Association of Machinists.
Washington, D. C.
•
J. 141. Anderson. vice president International Association of Machinists, washington,
MN:y Anderson, organizer Boot and Shoe Workers' u nimi. chkag,,,
AecretarAriiIii•le'S R. Atherton.:Xetal Polishers, Buffers. Cincinnati. ()ha,.
S. rederick P. Bagley, Boston, AIass.
C. L. Baine, secretary-treasurer. Boot and Shoe Workers' Union. Boqon, .11;
George F. Baker, vice president First National Bank, NeW York.
MISS Gertrude Beeks. director welfare dePartment. Ittr Nation:11 Civic Federation, New York.
A. F. Bemis, president National Association of Cotton Manufacturers, Boston,
Mass.
A. J. Berres, secretary-treasurer metal trades department. American Federation
of Labor, Washington, D. C.
W. T. Barbour, president Detroit Stove Works, Detroit. Nlich.
H. tie Bardeleben; president Alabama Coal & Iron
Birmingham, Ala.
A. E. Barker, president International Brotherhood of Itlintenance of Way Employees, Detroit, Mich.
Nliss Gertrude Barnum, Journalist, Riverside. Ill.
Robert P. Bass. former governor of New Hampshire, New York.
Cornelius N. Bliss. jr.. New York.
Dick Q. Brown, Tide Water Oil Co., New York.
BOWell. president Bricklayers. Masons. and Plasterers' International
Union, Indianapolis, Ind.
Peter J. Brady. president Allied Printing Trades' Council. New York State.
New York.
W. E. Bryttii general president United Brotherhood of Leather Workers on
'
s. Kansas City, Mo.
Iiorse Good
Robert F. Whalen, Dock Builders' Local Union. New York.
Lewis T. Bryant. State commissioner of labor, 'Trenton, N. J.
Allin T. Burns, Cleveland Foundation, Cleveland, Ohio.
A. Calninetti, Bureau of Immigration, Department of Labor. Washington, D. C.
Iv. M. Clark, vice president Order of Railway Conductors of America. Washington. D. C.
William P. Clarke. president American Flint Glass Workers' Union, Toledo,
Ohio.
Mrs. Sara A. Conboy, secretary-treasurer United Textile Workers. New York.
D. Cohen. International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union. of Baltimore.
L. A. Coolidge, treasurer United Shoe Machinery Co.. Boston, Mass.
J. P. Coughlin, New York State Maehinists' Conferenve. New York.
Miss Mary Conroy. member Binders Women's Union (local). BaltittimP. Md.
Crawford, New York.
1 .i.dstration during the meeting.
'As indicated by acceptances of Invitations and ,
,Y.--1-440.10/!ffarmola"-


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P. A. Crowley, vice president New York Central Lines, New York.
John F. Curley, president American Wire Weavers' Association, Holyoke, Mass.
Thomas J. Curtis, president Tunnel and Subway Constructors' Union of North
America,* New York.
D. D'Allessandro, president International Hod Carriers. Building, and Common
Laborers' Union of America. Albany. N. Y.
H. P. Davidson, J. P. Morgan & Co., New York.
Frank Dehut, London Daily Chronicle, New York.
William Diamond, organizer United Aiii4011 Mine Workers of America, Cmnberland. Md.
Wiliam N. Doak. Brotherhood VRailway Trainmen (legislative committee),
Washington, D. C.
Dr. Alvah H. Doty, medical director Western Union Telegraph Co., New York.
Marcus A. Dow, general safety agent New York Central Lines. New York.
Frank Duffy, secretary United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of
America, Indianapolis. Ind.
James Duncan, president International Granite Cutters' Association, Quincy,
Mass.
Ralph M. Easley, chairman executive council, No National Civic Federation,
New York.
•
J. M. Eaton. welfare department, Cadillac Motor Car Co.. Detroit, Mich.
W. A. Evans, president American Public Health Association, Chicago, Ill.
Frank Feeney, president International Union of Elevator Constructors, Philadelphia, Pa.
John H. Ferguson, president Maryland State and District of Columbia Federation of Labor, Baltimore, Md.
William K. Field, president Pittsburgh Coal Co., Pittsburgh, Pa.
John A. Fitch, _the Survey, New York.
T. F. Flaherty.ecretary-treasurer National Federation of Postal Employees,
Washington, D. C.
Edward Fiore; president Hotel and Restaurant Employees' International and
Bartenders' Alliance, Buffalo, N. Y.
John Flynn, organizer of Carpenters, Indianapolis, Ind.
Lee K. Frankel. third vice president Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.. New
York.
Charles Francis, Charles Francis Press, New York.
Hugh Frayne, organizer, American Federation of Labor, New York.
James J. Freel, president International Stereotypers and Electrotypers' Union,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
John Golden, president United Textile Workers of America, New York.
Dr. William C. Gorgas, Surgeon General, War Department, Washington, D. c.
Miss Pauline Goldmark, research secretary National Consumers' League, New
York.
Abraham Greenstein, secretary-treasurer International Jewelry Workers, New
York.
Daniel Guggenheim, President American Smelting & Refining Co., Nev York.
G. H. Halberstadt, surgeon-in-chief Philadelphia & Reading Coal & Iron Co.,
Pottsville, Pa.
Mrs.ABorden Harriman, former . mNither United States .Indus!r•il Rein I ions
Si"
Commissiori Washington, D. C.
Edward Hamlin, president Metropolitan Coal Co., Boston, Mass.
A. M. Harvey, American Public Health. Chicago, Ill.
S. E. Heberling. president SWitchmen's Union of North America, Buffalo, N. Y.
Myron T. Herrick, former United States Ambassador to France, Cleveland. Ohio.
F. Hewitt, editor International Association of Machinists' Journal. Washington, D. C.
F. L. Hoffman, statistician, Prudential Insurance Co. of America. Newark, N. J.
Stephen C. Hogan, president International Association of Marble. Slate. and
Stone Polishers, Rubbers, and Sawyers, New York.
Hale Holden, president Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Co.. Washington. D. C. •
Arthur E.-Holder, legislative committee, American Federation of Labor (International Association of Machinists), Washington, D. C.
William G. Holder, president International Steel and Copper Plate Printers,
New York.
Colgate Hoyt. Colgate Hoyt Co., New York.
It. S. Hudspeth. Hudspeth & ItYsdyk, Jersey City, N. J.
W. G. Hudson, E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co.. Wilmington. Del.


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Andrew C. Hughes, president Coopers' International Union, Newton Highlands,
Mass.
A. L. Humphrey, vice president Westinghouse Air Brake Co., Pittsburgh, Pa.
William L. Hutcheson, president United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners,
Indianapolis, Ind.
John J. Hynes, president Amalgamated Sheet Metal Workers, Kansas City, Mo.
Andrew C. Imbrie, treasurer United States Finishing Co., New York.
Harry Jenkins, secretary Glass Bottle Blowers' Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
Dr. J. W. Jenks, director of division of public affairs, New York University,
New York.
Harry Pratt Judson, president University of ChigagQ.„ cago,
rIculture epartmen Washington, D. C.
L. W. Kearney, disbursing office,
Dr. George M. Kober. Georgetown-Tririversi 3, Washingt , D. C.
Walter E. Kruesi, Quartermaster General's Office, War Department, Washington, D. C.
S. J. Konenkamp, president Commercial Telegraphers' Union of North America,
Chicago, Ill.
Frank Kolootziejski, Detroit, Mich.
B. A. Larger, Garment Workers of America.
Miss Julia Lathrop, Chief Children's Bureau, Department of Labor, Washington, D. C.
.1. H. Lorch, Local Steam Engineers' Union, Washington, D. C.
Thomas F. Logan, Washington Post, Washington, D. C.
James Lord, president mining department of American Federation of Labor
(United Mine Workers), Washington, D. C.
Collis Lovely, vice president Boot and Shoe Workers' Union, St. Louis, Mo.
J. A. McClelland, International Association of Machinists, Washington, D. C.
Vance C. McCormick, chairman Democratic national committee. Harrisburg, Pa.
Win. J. MeGeory, business agent of Yonkers (N. Y.) Building Trades.
T. A. McGinley, vice president Duff Manufacturing Co., Pittsburgh. Pa.
Miss Gertrude McNally, secretary Federal Labor Union/ 12776, Washington,
D. C.
Emerson McMillin. president American Light & Traction Co. New York.
II. J. McNamara. member legislative committee, representing:/failroad ,Iirotherhoods, Washington, D. C.
Wm. J. McSorley, president Lathers' International Union, Cleveland, Ohio.
H. B. F. Macfarland, Red Cross Society, Washington, D. C.
National Civic Federation, New York:
V. Event Macy, president
Mrs. V. Event Macy. New York.
Eliz. Maloney, Hotel & Restaurant Employees' International Alliance, Chicago, Ill.
Van II. Manning, Director Bureau of Mines, Washington, D. C. •
L. B. Marks, consulting engineer, New York.
Theodore Marburg, political economist, Baltimore, Md.
Louie P. Marquardt, president Georgia Federation of Labor. Atlanta, Ga.
‘
statistics, Department of Labor, WashingRoyal D. Meeker, commissioner 5,
ton, D. C.
Dr. 'Theodore C. Merrill, Bureau of Chemistry, Washington, D. C.
Charles Merz, The New Republic, Washington, D. C.
fleorge Mesta, president Mesta Machine Co., Pittsburgh, Pa.
C. Edwin Michael. president Virginia Bridge & Iron Co., Roanoke. Va.
E. Miles, iThairman industrial training committee, National Association of
Manufacturers, Racine, Wis.
Tom Moore, United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America, Canada.
Frank Morrison, secretary American Federation of Labor (International Typographical Union), Washington, D. C.
P. F. Murphy, president Bill Posters and Billers' International Alliance, Chicago, Ill.
J. M. Neenan, president National Window Glass Workers, Cleveland, Ohio.
Miss Marie L. °hemmer, executive secretary of bureau of registration and
information, National League for Women's Service, Washington, D. C.
.Rev. John ()'Grady, Catholic University of America, Washington, D. C.
James O'Connell. president metal tradeg department- American Federation of
Labor (International Association of Machinists), Washington, D. C.
Lew R. Palmer, president National Safety Council, Harrisburg, Pa.
James Parmelee, Washington, D. C.
Prof. Jessica B. Peixotto, University of California, Berkeley, CA.1,
M. M. Podolsky, mechanical engineer, Philadelphia. Pa.


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John H. Patterson, president National Cash Register Co., Dayton, Ohio.
G. W. Perkins, president Cigarmakers' International Union, Chicago, Ill.
Geo. M. Price, director joint board of sanitary. control, New York.
John F. Pierce, Baltimore Federation of Labor, Baltimore, Md.
F. L. Purtill, vice chairman Illinois State legislative board of Brotherhoot I of
Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, Duquoin,
Blanchard Randall, president Chamber of Commerce, Baltimore, Md.
Edith S. Reider, welfare secretary International Harvester Co., Chicago, Ill.
R, C. Richards, chairman Chicago & North )festern Railway, Chicago, Ill.
Thomas A. Rickert, president United Garibent Wor.kers of America, New York.
E. E. Rittenhouse, Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States, New
York.
Senator G. D. Robertson, 0ttawa, Canada.
Thomas Robins. secretary United States Naval Consulting Board, New York.
John D. Rockefeller. Th., New York,
Dr. J. W. Seberesche wsky. Public Health Service, Treasury I)epartment. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Louis B. Schram, chairman labor committee United States Brewers' Association,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Miss Melinda Scott, vice president Women'A Trade Union League, New York.
John W. Sculley, president United Hatters of North America, New York.
Dr. Albert Shaw, editor Review Of Reviews, New York.
T. J. Savage, machinists' union, Everett, Mass.
Mary P. Scully, general organizer American Federation of Labor, Troy, N. Y.
C. C. Shay, president International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees,
New York.
E. M. Silsbee, secretary American Iron and Steel Institute, New York.
William J. Spencer. secretary building trades department American Federation
of Labor (United Association of Plumbers and Steam Fitters), Washington,
D. C.
Charles B. Stillman, president American Federation of Teachers, Wilmette. Ill.
N. I. Stone, statistician, Washington, D. C.
Percy S. Straus, R. H. Macy & Co., New York.
Thomas Sweeney, secretary Journeymen Tailors' Union of America, Chicago.
Andrew TenEyck, Albany, N. Y.
George Thornton, Mule Spinners' Union, Central Falls, R. I.
Dr. W. Gilman Thompson, New York.
Lydia J. Trowbridge, High School Teachers' Federation, Chicago. Ill.
Col. Isaac M. Ullman, president chamber of commerce, New Haven. Conn.
G. C. Van Domes, vice president International Brotherhood of Blacksmiths
and Helpers, Chicago, Ill.
John A. Voll, president Glass Bottle Blowers' Association, Philadephia, Pa.
D. Everet Waldo, treasurer American Institute of Architects, Washington, D. C.
Miss Lillian D. Wald, head worker Henry Street Settlement, New York.
Dr. Frank J. Warne, economist, Washington, D. C.
Dr. J. M. WainWright, chief surgeon Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad Co., Scranton, Pa.
A. 0. Wharton, president railway employees department American Federation
of Labor (International Association of Machinists), St. Louis, No, .
Arthur Williams, New York Edison Co., New York.
Dr. Gustavus Werber, American Association for Vital Conservation, Washington, D. C.
Charles B. Warren, Detroit, Mich.
Miss Emilia Weiss, International Cigar Makers' Union, Detroit, .Mich.
Dr. Talcott Williams, Columbia University, New York.
Charles H. Winslow, vocational educational advisir, Newark, N. J.
H. E. Wills, assistant grand chief Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. Washington, D. C.
Rabbi Stephen S. Wise. Free Synagogue, New York.
Clinton Rogers Woodruff„ secretary National Municipal League, Philadelphia. Pa.
W. C. Woodward, American Public Health, Washington, D. C.
A. H. Young, director American Museum of Safety, New York.
Max Zuckerman, secretary United Cloth Hat and Cap Makers of North Amer'
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Bathing trunks

Fifth rate
Fourth rate
Third rate
Second rate
First rate
$2.48
$3.04
$3.28
$3.52
Garment
:
Price:
Garment:
Garment
Price:
Price:
:
Price:Garment:Price:Garment
:
•
obo
250
310
.t1.00
tt. 99
280
:$.997: 350
•
309
•
345
.91
•
382
.81
:
•
.795
431
:
468
.74
•
.75
:
‘ 4,3
. 91: 250
.98 : 310
'1.00 • 280
.937: 350
4 :.926 : 380
.448: 500
.49 : 620 ' .50 : 560
.47 : 700
: 760
5 :.46
: 760
.448: 500
.49 : 620
• .50 • 560
.47 : 700
6 '.46
448
.62 : 400
•
.613: 496
7
• .585: 360
:.56
: 609
•
•

Operation

Brought oy Miss Bryan from Charlestown Navy Yard.

Atheltic irawers
Pe: 100
Garments
Sewing band on, reinforcement on
fronts and joining backs
Sewing band and reinforcement down
3
on double needle Singer
Felling bacl: seam on double neeile
4
Singer
Sewing on double seats, single
5
stiched
Felling inseam on double neeile
6
Singer
7 Hemming botton, six inch tape in
crotch, edge of fly taped
Tacking "V" on high speed tacker
8
(ltack)
EyAets on Singer 3. H. machine
9
(8 eyelets)
10 Large buttonholes (2 B. H.)
11 Buttons on singer (2 buttons)
12 Trimring
13 Preesing

Per Dozen
Garments

Part 8
Part
Part
Part
Part
Part
Part
Part
Part
Part
Part
tort

$2.00

t.24

3.37

.401

.42

.05

1.37

.16i

.59

.07

2.08

.25

.3.21
.56
.26
.30
1.50
.84
$15:761-

01
.072
.0312
.036
.18
..10

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Per 100 L.arrqunts.
Min.
Wages
20.00

led.
Wages
25.00

Max.
Wages.
30.00

ets, tapes on

12.00

18.00

20.00

Hemming sleeves

12.00

16.00

20.00

Hemming Collars

12.00

16.00

20.00

Joining fronts and backs,
stitching shoulder pieces.

12.00

15.00

18.00

Marking, Laying up & Cutting.
Eacing fronts, putting on pock-

Putting on Collars

1.30

12.00

17.00

20.00

Putting in Sleeves

.84

12.00

18.00

22.00

Yelling sides

.91

12.00

18.00

22.00

hemming bottoms, stitching tickets

.8o

12.00

16.00

20.00

Tacking .eronts

.20

12.00

16.00

20. 0

Tacking Felling at cuffs

.20

12.00

16.00

20.00

Eyelets

.30

12.00

18.00

21.00

Trimming

.83

12.00

16.00

20.00

1.00

12.00

18.00

25.00

Pressing & Folding

11.58
Power, Bent, Light, Transportati(4. Time Help
Incidentals
Inaurance
19.47
1.33

Deduct for cutting
Goverment


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18.14

MAY 16 1919

SUMMARY

(A.3

Female Employees, P.S.N.Y.

Helpers General

Number
18
98
1
6
1
1
2
2
1
2
9
66

Entrance:2y
42.56
2.56
1.92
3.60
4.00
3.28
3.60
3.28
4.64
3.60
4.16
2.56

Present Pay
43.60
4.16
4.16
3.60
4.16
4.16
4.16
4.64
4.64
4.64
4.16
4.64

Janitors

10
4
2
2
2

2.56
2.80
2.56
3.12
2.80

3.84
3.84
4.16
3.12
3.12

Laborers

5
1
1
2

2.56
3.28
2.56
2.56

3.84
3.84
3.12
4.16

Girls

7

2.32

2.32

Helper Machinists

6
1
1

3.60
2.56
3.28

3.60
4.16
4.64

Helper Wo)eworkers

2

2.56

4.64

Helper Sheet 1,_etal
Workers

1

3.60

4.16

Rivet Heaters

1

3.44

4.00

Yachine Operators

1
4
1

3.36
2.56
3.12

4.16
4.96
4.96

Cranemen, Llectric

1

2.56

5.36

Sewers

5
3
3

2.56
3.12
3.36

3.68
3.68
3.68

Machinists

1
1

3.28
3.28

5.36
5.92


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SUMMARY
Female Employees, 2.S.N.Y.

1
1
2
2
1
2
9
66

Entrance Pay
2.56
2.56
1.92
3.60
4.00
3.28
3.60
3.28
4.64
3.60
4.16
2.56

Janitors

10
4
2
2
2

2.56
2.80
2.56
3.12
2.80

3.84
3.84
4.16
3.12
3.12

Laborers

5
1
1
2

2.56
3.28
2.56
2.56

3.84
3.84
3.12
4.16

Girls

7

2.32

2.32

Helper Yachinists

6
1
1

3.60
2.56
3.28

3.60
4.16
4.64

Helper Woodworkers

2

2.56

4.64

Helper Sheet Letal
Workers

1

3.60

4.16

Rivet Heaters

1

3.44

4.00

Machine Operators

1
4
1

3.36
2.56
3.12

4.16
4.96
4.96

Cranemen, Electric

1

2.56

5.36

Sewers

5
3
3

2.56
3.12
3.36

3.68
3.68
3.68

machinists

1
1

3.28
3.28

5.36
5.92

Helpers General

Number
18
98
1

e


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Present Pay
43.60
4.16
4.16
3.60
4.16
4.16
4.16
4.64
4.64
4.64
4.16
4.64


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NO.

HAF-MN

50R-1--(.7
COMMANDANT'S OFFICE

NAVY YARD, PUGET SOUND, WASH.

19 June 1919

idiss Helen Bryan,
4
/0 Department of Labor,
WashinR7ton, D. O.
My dear Miss Bryan:
In compliance with your recent request, there are
the activities
forwarded herewith five photographs showing
section of
tria1
ini73s
the
in
s
worker
of somd of the women
this Navy Yard.


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Very respectfully,

Captain, U.S.Navy,
Commandant.


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0ersite..

a:c)

inly 2, 1919

Captain H.A. Field, Commandant
Puget Bound Navy Yard
Bremerton, Wa,shington,

IV dear Captain Field:
The tft group* of photographs showing the activities
of women emnloyees at Puget Sound Navy Yard, have been received.
Thank you so much for these very excellent pictures,
which are amongst the best we have received. The other members
of the staff, no less than wool!, are delighted with them;
and we intend to use some of them in our traveling exhibit as
examples of the efficient work women can do under the right
workinE conditions.
Very sincerely yours,

Helen Bryan, Industrial Agent
Florian in Industry Service.

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HATI"'MY

NO. f-'1508-1.0.
COMMANDANT'S OFFICE

NAVY YARD, PUGET SOUND, WASH.

25 June 1919

Miss Helen Bryan,
70 Department of Labor,
'
Washington, D. C.
My dear Miss Bryan:
With further reference to my letter of 19 June,
showing
there are forwarded herewith five photographs
this Yard.
additional activities of women employees of


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Very respectfully,

tlY

(

Capta n, U.c%Navy, \\,
Commandant.

COMMANDANT'S OFFICE

f-1661-C.

NAVY YARD, PUGET SOUND, WASH.
26 May 1919

Miss Helen Bryan, Industrial ;.gent,
'Amin in Industry Service,
U. -3. Department of Labor,
800 California-Pacific Bldg.,
San Francisco, Calif.
My dear Miss Bryan:
r of I:ay
The receipt is acknowledged of your lette
the
from
r
lette
the
22d. 7,nclosed herewith is a copy of
r.
lette
your
in
to
Acting 'ecretary, May 13th, referred
Mrs. Baxter had been engaged as a machinist, 2nd
note that the
class, compensation $5.92 per diem. You will
of the ,e1s
dutie
Department's instructions are that the
's re-Yular
idual
fare Arker "will be incidental to the indiv
a
as
fied
daily duties". Lrs. Baxter had never quali
her,
to
nted
machinist, and the situation now being prese
lines
nist
machi
she has daained to undertake any work along
the
in
same work
in conjunction with other women doing the
to re-employ
Yard, and for that reason we have not been able
undoubtedly be
her, much to our re),.ret. However, we will
able to take up
able to select some other woman who will be
this work.
e you speak
If we have any photographs of the natur
fter.
herea
s
copie
you
of, I shall be very glad to forward
e any additional
I understand that you do not desir
and rates of pay
rs
numbe
information concerning "occupation,
was furnished you
this
as
of women now employed by the Yard",
on your visit here.


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Very sincerely yours,

j(7,Th

c_

Capta n, U.S.Navy,
Commandant.

10
NAVY DEPARTITENT
WASHINGTON

Bg-Sx
Cs

Commandant
Received
May
19
1919
NYPS
May 13, 1919.

From:
To:

Acting Secretary of the Navy.
Commandant, Navy Yard,
Puget Sound, iash.

Subject:

Recommendation for appointment of a female
welfare worker in the Yard.

References:

(a) Comdt's letter 76708-C, of Ilay 2, 1919.
(b) First end. of Secretary of the 11th C.9.
District, dated May 3, 1919.

The Department will not at this time consider the
1.
appointment of a female welfare supervisor, but directs that
some female employee possessed of the peculiar qualifications
necessary for welfare work be assigned to perform the duties
set forth in reference (a). The performance of this work
will be incidental to the individual's regular daily duties,
for which she will be allowed a reasonable time aside from
her dailj work.


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Franklin D. Roosevelt
FDR

July 10, 1919.
From:

The lbaen's Bureau, U. S. Departant of Labor

To:

The Secretary of tbs Navy

Subject:

PII.get Sound Navy Yard

Tbe encloser! report to this Bureau mails by Miss Helen Bryan
is respectfully submitted.

Ijt


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Mary Van Xleeck

Director.

WORT Off
PUG!? SOUND NAVY YARD, BlIMINTOW, WASH/NGTON
June 21, 1919.
Coatents

I.

Canmandirg ()Moor

II. Date of Investigation
III.

Methods of Enployment

IT. latent of liployment of Women - Processes
1. Unclassified
2.

Classified

3. Enlisted Personnel
V. General Conditions of Work
1. Hours
2. Wages
a. Unclassified
b.

Classified

c. Enlisted Personnel
3. Physical Conditions of Work -- Personnel Service
VI.

Transnortation

VII. Housing
YI/I. Demobilisation


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IX. Recommendations

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Am 21, 1919.
To:

Mary Tata
Dirootor
Somas is Industry Servioo
17. S. DErstrtnent of Labor

From:

Melon Bry4n, InOustrial Agent
Woman in Iniustry Service
Sr. S. DelArsment of Lmbor

Subject:

Puget $ound Nary Yard, Bremarton, Washiagtos.

I.

C9uwa.=.1me 01.4:askir,

K.

Yas.mt

This investigution was bade from Wy lYth to klo, 17th, 1919.

11.

III.


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CA.rtririla

Ills tholig, of IINAerigmt
amploymeat at ela*eitied aid unclaseitiod Civil Service
holp is handlost through thit office of Woo Yard LAbor Boart
bolt at the Srsmorton Tard the actual clawing of leozLen in
shops has boom asma by a woman is Ghats, of -ersonuel work
umong the IOW. opployees. This same personnel supervisor
has sdvisoil with resort to trattoria's, oromOtions or reratings mad lischargss. The aotual results of this fateful
plammont work Aski supervielon f transfers, promotions, etc.
havw boon most satisfastory but be poosibility of hawing
this work sostinuod is an ef:eotivo acid 'initial* maswer is
dOubtful unless some civil *aryl's rating on be established
In the list It Navy Ykrd clafsificotions ad thus provost
haring this porsonmol wort dame %maw* & ommuflaged olassificatiaa. To allOw a sorer to divide her time betimes
some shop work for shich there is an ostsbAshed rating mod
the personaol work would be Obviously inoonsistent,
fictive ,,nd unfair to the aorkerd and the woriAar tryis
to Ao this sork.

jraisajal Xiiplomeout of Emszaressam
Ms facts as to the amber of masa implore* are takes
from the May 1919 pay roll.
1.

IlaskulkLila
?hero are 275 woolen employed throu4 Civil Service for
unolossifial work. Moss wou.;4u —re ...1.6".1444.1 AS444 in
the *whiner, and Null Divisions aod are rated as
"janitors","laborers", "girls", "holpsoro genaral", *heapor aoshicistes, "helper chit metal workers", *helper weed


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,orksre, "rivet heaters', Ibranemene (slew-vie):
elmachinisteg,"wacnine operators" end 'sere'. The ratings
indicate the variety of the Nork which women were permitted
to try their skill *nand test their sdantibility on. That
they have Oen moll suited to and prov3n
efficient slid
succwssful frork which had seldom b-Ifore been performed
wOMOR is readily ,;.roven.
,

ay

In the Mactiinery Division women are employed isilhehine
Shops Is. 1, 2 and 3, the Ilectric Shop, the Pipe and
Cop.er Ship, Boiler Shop, Foundry Instrument Somas*
Pattern Shop.
In the Maohine Shope women are rated as
"helpers general', "macY5ine operators', "mAohinistee, °cranesmem° and *Janitors" (f) nd ir.re employed in operNting "Pox
lathes', turret lathes, drill and reek presses, milling
madhines, eighth to forty ton ovarhed electric erases,
and electric trucks aarrriag up to CYJJ lee. They are
also esployed In filing narts for telsecepee, torpedo
tubes, eta., and in gemising tools, receiving mod !owning
steriolo, keeping time mind 'hooking.
In the ileatrio
Shoo mese are rated as "helpers general' fed "janitors" (f)
Auld are employee in assembling portables, *Imam arnetures,
operating drill presses, filing parts and receiving and
issuing stores. In the foundry wasas
3i s 'helpers general"
are keeping tine, imm 4714 core boxes, *hooking, weighing and
• --iNg smaller castings. The mamma employees in the Boiler
Shop are rated as "hel-ers general* and are operating overhead
cranes, driving electric trucks, passing tools and receiving
and issuing shop stores. In the Instrument Room "helrers
general" are winding and regulat,ng yard cloaks ani doing
repair work, usus....17 assigned apprentices in inesrm..iat
rooms.
Somas rated as "helpers general" are employed
sketching patterns in the pattern shop.
In the Null Division women are employed in the Sail Lott,
the Sheet Metal Slop, the Joiner 2hop, the Inside Skip.fitters Shop, the Outs1441 Shipfitters Shop, the Paint Shop
and theBoot Ship. In the Sail Loft they* re rated as
'
sewers", and 'machine operators'.
The "sewers", are
operating power sewing machines doing mostly straight sees
work on bays and hammoeks sad operate eyelet mmohines.
The,* sewers rotate in taking work oa the floor okieh consists
of balimg and sewing up hales. Slob girl goes on the floor
for one week eat of about every four. The smachime ooeratoed
are operating power sewing marlines but are ompleped on
heavier week such as on cant,emnings, mattreesse, eta.
Whisk require Imre skill than le required on the work which
the sewers do. lam are employed in the Sheet Metal
Shop as 'helper Oast metal workers", 'helpers goemraramd
'
Janitors'. The' belperi.sheet
Altai workers' amawnsapers

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general" are sezployed in issuing stores
tools, soldering
and performing the duties usually G3signed helpers to sheet
metal workers. In the Joiner Shop women rated as "helpers
al* and 'helper wood workers" ere employed on carpentry work
and sweeping. Thn Inside Shipfitters Shop has women omployod
as 'helpers general" operatics overhead cranes, shocking
material, passing tools,keeping time, sorting bolts, operating
drill and punch presies, bolt threading ,nachines and heating
and passing rivets. In the Outside Shipfitters Shop women
employed as "helpers general" andSrivet heaters" are
passinT and hestthg rivets, driving electric trucks, keeping
time, etc. Women as "helpers general" in the Paint Shop
are scaling paint on the ships, painting small parts and
of.orating paint spraying machines. In the Boat Shop women
employed as helpers general" are receiving ani issuing
shop stores and passIng tools. Employees having the rating
of "girls" are working on the shibps passing rivets rni
doing the same work a* is being done on the shops by
employees having the rating of "helper general".
The Public Works and Transportation De7artments have
women as 'helpers general* pascing tools, helping on
gas trucks and two drivers for official "jitneys". Tht,
Su;-ly De7artment hes five unclassified employees rate,i,
9$ "laborers" eaml"elpers general".
2.

94issifitA
There art 256 women employed through Civil Service for
classified work as clerks, stenographer-typists, minor
L.peratomoomptometer operators and machine opIl
erator*.

3.

'Lligtfti -'erponnel
T.,ere are 135 women enlisted in the U. S. Naval Reserve
Force now on duty at Puget Sound. Navy Yard. Nome of
these women are taking examinations in order to secure
Civil Service ap *intments mhen they are dlicharged from
regular service.

V.


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General Conditions or Work

The unclassified employees have an eight hour day,
beginning at 8 a. s. and ending at 4:45 p. a. witl
three ouarters of an hour for lunch. The clericf.1
or classified workers have a seven hour day with three
_Th• beginning and closing
quarters of an hour for lamb, the
work in the various
haus* vary with the demands or
departments.


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2.

bat
a.

Unolasaifikel.
It has boon a very lefinite policy *ith the
management at Puget Sound Navy Yard to exercise the
princirle of equal pay for equal work. In most
instances this principle hns been carried out.
Women are operating cranes under the rating of
*hel7ers general" and have shown such skill in Che
work and have sunk a record for no acolients that
those in charge sir Chey want to keep women aa the
work as they are better than nen. ?hese women
might fairly be rated as *helpers general* luring
their apprentice or training period but at the
prenent time all crane operators have learned the
work which Wkon dame by man was given the rating
of "cranosmen*.
seam thing is the cave with
wonen working on Che machines.
Me rating of
*helper general" very suitably fits the training
period but if women are given the equal opportunity
to advance to more difficult work and perform the
Same work at men it would seem that Qom, are too
few woman receiving the rating of asohinV4to.
The following list gives the number of employees
in each rating and the rate of 'z'ay received:
Rating
Jrnitors
O
"
LAborers
O
O
Girls
iflpers general
"
"
Helper machinists

1114.1r
4
14
2
1
1
6
7
24
112
71
6

II
1

Relper sheet Tetal
..r.-)erers
Rilier wc,W,workers
Rivet E-aters
Cranemen tiectric
Wchinists
•
Machine operators
Sowers

1

2
1
1
1
1
1
11

Pate of por
3.12
3.4
4.16
3.12
3.16
1.84
2.32
3.6O
4.16
4.64
3.60
4.16

4.15
4.64
4.00
5.36
5.34
5.92
4.16
3.68


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The following list shows tlh, mabor of clasuified
smployewe in each classification ant their rates
of ray.

C,,sesificat!,vn
Clerks
StenographeretypI et*
Typists and
Bookkeepers

Minor clerks
"
Messenger iirle
iLwvatcr operators
Telerhone Operat6re
Co*emortor operators
A. A. 01:orators
Wahine 0;erstors

SjApbor

Sate of

PhY

53
106
20
17
3
1

3.68
3.92
4.16
4.40
4.64
4.68

5
1
4?

3.20
2.96
1.00
3.20
2.48
2.96
3.84
S.68

1
1
1
1

Piece verir
0.

L4141121-112020.221.
The Fnlisted ?Prgonnel receive the regular
Wavy rAtss of ray &corroding to rank.

3. 7hpleal Oinlitloom of wollt-- Personnel Servisa
Supervision of physic,z1 conditions of work effecting women
end all such matters portainirg to the "welfare of as
women civilian employees bas bona •Ions by a #0JOAS who
wa$ implored as a wmachinisti' bectLuso there 10164 110
olas4ification Which wouli cover work of the nature she
was loiNg. This worker is OX0entiO'Ally well fitted for
this oork an hr.&
ulueL to 11-ke the cluditic is under
Which women work and the results of their work as
favorable anoi satisfactory As is true in any other industrial
establishment in the country.
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the Suprly Division building and in the shops are,
on the bole, very good.
AU woman employs*s working in shops, on the ships
und about the 7r1 ere reir,ired to wear th,, "cover-all"
uniform. TLis rtle is rigidly enforced anti is a
necessary rel Tairement from point of view of safety,
convenience and -ropriety in iress.
Certain safety devices have been installed to
Drotect the girls at the machines although in sees
cases it seemed that devices should be attached to
the machines or goggles worn by the wor4ers as a
protection from the dust and small :articles caused in
filing processes. Suitable cht.irs have not been provided
in some oases, noticeably for girls who are operating
drill presses.
First Ail equipment has not been installed and no plan
for havini it administered or for a regular schedule
of shop visiting for inspection an'i service by a trained
nurse or doctor has been arranged.
Space is set aside in the bullAings *here momenare
employed for rest room, locker room and toilet room
facilities. These rooms are fairly adequate with
regard to size and equipment and are well kept but
in two or three cescs are inside rooms built ,)n
mezzanine floors receiving no outside ventilation
or igt and are consequently less sanitary and
excessively c)-.:;ressive in sumer time. There are
not enough chairs in the rest room of the Inside
Shipfitters Shop and there is no way of heating ttils
shop in winter so C!...e rest and toilet rooms are uncomMost of the locker rooms do not
Irtablyaold.
proviae a looker for eLch girl istich is desirable.
workers hang their COSMO on pegs
.
In many cases .hor
about the rest rooms. This gives the rooms a close
stuffy atmosphere r,,n4 is particularly disagreeable in
as mulch as the workers are compelled to use themes
eating:laces at lmnch tiTe.
A cafeteria located in the Administration building is
The grace allotted
being operated by the T. W. C. A.
for lunch room uurposes is hopelessly inadequate.
Seveml thousand employees cou2d USO a lunch room inside
the Yard if it Tere adequate inside and provided proper
service 7/rile tne r..,resent Cxleteria is so handicapred
for 6;T-dace it cannot serve -ore wan about two hundred
Many women employees in the offices
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eat at their desks prid many of those in shops eat
in the rest roams aihich is most unaesirable. Some
of those rest ro,-ms are supplied with electric
plates and others are not. taployees .‘e ..ermitted
to go outside the Yard at noon Laid get their lunches
et eating houses 1414d restLurants in the town but these
eating houses tu-e poor, the prices high and the noom
hour too short to permit time for eating. Many girls
in the shops would use a central lunch room if an
adequate one -ere provided and a long eno,
,gh lunch
hour allowed for them to get back and forth.
VI.

Trantportapon
Many of the employees live in the town of Bremerton
anl can easily walk to the Navy Yard from any part
of tom. For other employees aho commute from Seattle
and various poinos on Puget Sound there is regular
ferry or boat service.

VII.

Housing
The matter of securing living accommodatiQns in
Bremerton 11,,,s 13,1en and still is
serious problem.
1t1The relief brought tr the U. S. Rousing Bureau
does not greatly relieve the situation for *nen.
Room rents and feod are exhorbitunt, the acomemodatiene
scarcely decent and the zost ordinary privileges sunk
as the use of a place to entertain callers are seldom
allowed. So social organisation has attempted a
rooming house for young woaen and one is badly needed.

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In the last month or toy() since the signing of the
hmve been "lril -3 off"
Arsdstice a great wany
at the Nrvy Yard. The office force 1.as not been
decreased to any large extent but the Yeemenettes
aho have taken the Civil Service examinations ars
being gralually discLarged from the Miavy and retained
Civil Service Rolls. Although through look ot
on
vornt has he9n nine sary to let Roman do from the
*hope, nevertheless, in most of the dirartments the
appreciation of the highly satisfactory work they have
ione hAs prompted snop officers to hold on to then as
long as possible and not discrimtnate pgainst then
unfairly. This attitude of fairness hail boon especially
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small supervisory positions have been allowed to
resamaand for °lay off" at their awn discretion
aad have been influenced to discriminate Against
WOMOU or have exercised Cheir own desires in the
natter instead.of considering a just ;olicy in
its handling. Aa IG the case else,vhere, the dhort
sighted 1%boring -en urge the liscLarge of woman
an no :Notifiable grounis but in reality only
because they know the qmality of their work and
tIeir record for production anfl. they are unwilling
to meet then as competitors on Cho basis of efficiency.
The women, an Che other hpnci, ..ree forced. ioy the short
sightednoss of the acnagement to be unwilling oonpetitors
in lowering standards of wagec an4 general working conditions.

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1.

uatur.
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ThA meet tmportant reoommeniation to be made for Pget Sound
Navy Yard, with relation to the emrloyment of women, is, that
an espeoi,a,ly well qualified wom,n with a proper classifioation,
not a Osseuflaged classifiestion, be employed to supervise eondittos* of work for the MINOR simplapees. The duties of this
Personnel Supervisor shoal include determining if work
suitable to womms, plaosmost of women on jobs, advising Oh
wage matters, Onpervinion of transfers, promotions, dometions,
aril discharges, &old supervision of the physical conditions of
work .14 welfare of workers within the yend.

It is recommended that the tine for discharging women from
regular Navy duty be not extended indefinitely but that as
soon 's it is at all possible all clerical workers should be
on the Civil Service rolls so that there will not be two
groups of workers doing the snme class of work unier different
wh4e smiles and conditions.
3. lIhilL
Women doing the sane vork as men Should receive the same
wages with wodh proportionate increases as the men sr*
If there is a difference
receiving in the same industry.
in output this Should be Shoat by statistics and the difference
in tho wage rate should be based upon the difference in produation for the job us a whole and not letermined for women
The wflo schedule at Puget Sound Navy Yard
arbitrarily.
should be compared and made to oorresnond with the Nnvy DepartThere Is now no
ment Schedule of 8/44,8 of November 1918.
classification for "aschimm operstors° on the Navy Department
Schedule although the class of work at the Yard would merit
There seems
the increased rate this classifiostionvellows.
pay
given
the
with
to
reseed
irregularity
some
also to be
and
'helpers
workers",
woodworkers"
metal
"helpers elute%
whe17,ers general".
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A.

Where women are working OR filing processes which cause
to. All - reoautiose shod be made to rrotect them
from his dust.
Aust.

A

wham.

Adjustable stools with bock* si;ould be vrovided for girls
using drill rreehes ftnd other machines tshere they may be
needed.
b.

First *id *qui:MOM should be Installed under proper sues'
vietom. Arrangements should to sad* for regular shop visiting for inspection and service by a %mined name or doctor.
Such inspection should include the lunch room.

o.

Arrangements shoul4 be mile in the shops where acre 7,re
inside rest Fivid toilet rooms to hbArs c..tside rooms built.
The reaefr,s from point of view of sanitatIon and comfort
ars obvious. Rost roosts shou)A not be - so4 rso lundh rooms.
The rooas is not accomodate all the employees without
orowilli;. It Is on unsanitary arrangement end makes inpormiels TAO use or the rest roes for rest nurpooits (Wring
All rest and toilet rooms should be heated
CLe noon hour.
in (loll 444ther.
setArAt.e loOser should be provided for each girl.

d.
o.

5*

An adequate lunch room Should be isquit-i-e4 and time for
nob.
Immik Pariod made loaf' enough to sake possible its

Lain
into with
The honsinq or rooming situation iheul4 be looked
model
the prose of stopping unfair profit/flaring, Sartain
be
d
of living by giris sueb as la tents ,Tvi *haat**, *hos
social
orehibitod wad eertala rooming Ousts ooudonned. Some
organisation gosh es the T. W. e.p. ihould be encouraged to
lro'rton.
try to moe't the housieg weft et ivinstriel girls in

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isamk1AMI12a
the worker* in getting back to a pease time
In
bests, woolen should net be diserisinnted against on the
basis of sox. Women should be laid off In the sane property
tioa so men :iviag consideration to efficiency, seniori
rkng
consido
sad the individual needs ef the workers. In
'Agrseniority it must he romoshered that women *ore not
man's
sittod to work at the Yard bofore the wdr sal a
service
Seniority record must at. Usk to several years of
es
instanc
Wore $ nip comparison son be made. In most
s,
soldier
returning
women are willing to Kiir• elp their work to
be
not
Thy should
but this argument has been **plotted.
s nor to men who
slacker
to
work
their
%al:,
ocompellA.,t.
industrial set s.ishmay have bean doing war work is other
cousLisr4.441.ea di WA
Mato. Th*ellen 4e0411111 illaftt as fracia
as loos this laWr grew*.
haring blen in the sorrims

U. S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
WOMEN'S BUREAU
WASHINGTON

une 21, 1919.

Mary Van Meeck, Director,
7aman in Industry Service,
U. S. Department of Labor.

'o:

Helen Vyan, Industrial gent,
7arLan in Industry Service,
U. 3. Department of Labor.

"et Sound navy Yard, Sremerton, -Tashington.

Subject:

Iammanding Officr)r.,.laptain H.
II.
III.

This investigation was made from Lay 12 to ::ay 17, 1919.
Lethods of Erm)lovment.
aaployment of classified and unclassified livil Service
help is handled through the office of the Yard Labor !ioard
but at the Bremerton Yard the actual placing of !omen *n
shops has been done by a -roman in charge of personnel work
aLong the Jiomen employees. This same personnel supervisor
has advised with regard to trinsfers, promotions or reratings and discharges. The actual results of this careful
placement aork and supervision of transfers, promotions, etc.
have bean most satisfactory but the possibil:ty of having
this /on:: continued in an effective and suitable ir,J.nner is
doubtful unless some civil service rating can be established
in the list of l'avy Yard classifications and thus prevent
having this oersonnel aork done under a camouflaged classification. A) allow a worker to divide her time bet:een
some shop work for which there is an established ratin-; and
the personnel aork would be obviously inconsistent, inaffective and unfair to the worTers and the worker trying to
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Extent of Th)loynent of 77omen--'ro_3esseS.
The facts as to the number of women employed are taken
from the May 1919 oay roll.
1.

Unlassifiedo
There are 275 women employed through livil Service for
unclassified work. 'These women are employed mainly in
the Machinery and Full Divisions and are rated as
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workers," "rivet heaters," "cranemen" (electric),
"machinists," "machine operators" and "sewers." The ratings
indicate the v,-)riety of the work which women were permitted
to try their skill on and test their adaptibility on. !hat
they have been well suited to and proven efficient and
successful in work which had seldom before been performed by
women is readily proven.
In the Machinery Division women are employed in Machine
Shops ros. 1, 2 and 3, the 71ectric Shop, the 'ipe and
lopper Shop, !loner 7hop, Foundry Instrument Room and
Pattern Shop. In the .?achine Shops women are rated as
"helpers general," "machine operators," 'machinists," "cranesmen" and "janitors" (f) and are amplbyed in operating "Fox
lathes," turret lathes, drill and punch presses, milling
machines, eighth to forty ton overhead electric cranes,
and electric trucks carrying up to 4000 lbs. They are
also employed in filing parts for telescopes, torpedo
tubes, etc., and in oassing tools, receiving and issuing
materials, keeping time and checking. In the '1.ectrio
Shop women are rated as "helpers general" and "janitors" (f)
and are employed in assembling portables, winding armatures,
operating drill dresses, filing parts and receiving and
Issuing stores. In the foundry women rated as "helpers 3eneral"
are keeping time, making core boxes, checking, weighing and
shipping mailer castings. The women employees in the Boiler
Shop are rated as "helpers general" and are operating overhead
cranes, driving electric trucks, passing tools and receiving
and issuing shop stores. In the Instrument Room "helpers
general" are winding and regulating yard clocks and doing
repair work, usually assigned apprentices in Instrument
rooms. -"omen rated as "helpers general" are employed
sketching patterns in the pattern shop.
In the Hull Division women are isriplo7ed in the Sail Loft,
the Sheet "..letal Shop, the Joiner Shop, the Inside Ship'aint
Shop
fitters Shop, the Outside Shipfitters Shop, the '
Loft
Sail
they
the
are
as
rated
Shop.
In
and the Boot
"sewers," and "machine operators." The "sewers, " are
operating power sewing machines doing mostly straight seam
work on bays and hammocks and operate eyelet machines.
These sewers rotate in taking work on the floor jhich consists
of baling and sewing up bales. Each girl goes on the floor
for one week out of about every four. The "machine operators"
are operating power sewing machines but are employed on
heavier work such as on canopies, awnings, mattresses, etc.
which require more skill than is re,luired on the work which
the sewers do. -7omen are employed in the Sheet Metal
Shop as "helper sheet metal workers," "helpers general" and
"janitors." The "helpers sheet metal workers" and "helpers

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general" are employed in issuing stores and tools, soldering
and performing the duties usually assigned helpers to sheet
metal workers. In the Joiner Shop women rated as "helpers general" and "helper wood workers" are employed on carpentry work
and sweeping. The Inside Shipfitters Shop has women employed
as "helpers general" operating overhead cranes, checking
material, passin tools, keeping time, sorting bolts, operating
drill and punch presses, bolt threading machines and heating
and passing rivets. In the Outside Shipfitters ghop women
employed as "helpers general" and "rivet heaters" are passing
and heating rivets, driving electric tricks, Theeping time,
eto. "lamen as "helpers general" in the ''aint Shop are scaling
paint on the ships, painting small parts and operating paint
spraying machines.- In the Boat Shop women employed as "helpers general" are receiving and issuing shop stores and passing
tools. Employees having the rating of "girls" are working on
the ships passing rivets and doing the same work as is being
done on the shJes by employees having the rating of "helper
general."
The Public 7orks and Transportation )epartments have women
as "helpers general" passing tools, helping on gas trucks
and two drivers for official "jitneys." The Supply Department has five unclassified employees rated as "laborers"
and "helpers general."
2.

91assified.
There are 256 women employed through ltvil Service for
olassified work as clerks, stenograoher-typists, minor
clerks, typists, bookkeepers, messenger girls, elevator
operators, comptometer operators and machine operators.

3.

'Inlisted 'ersonnel.
There are 135 women enlisted in the U. S. Naval Reserve
"lorce now on duty at ')uget Sound Navy Yard. Some of these
women are taking ePminatione in order to secure livil orvice appointments when they are discharged from regular
service.

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Hours,
The unclassified employees have an eight hour day, beginning at 8 a.m. and ending at 4:45 p.m. with three-quarters
of an hour for lunch. The clerical or classified workers
have a seven hour day with three quarters of an hour for
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2. "!ages.
a.

Unclassified.
It has been a very definite policy with the
management at -'uget Sound Navy Yard to exercise the
principle of equal pay for equal work. In most
instances this principle ha; been carried out.
Thmen are operating cranes under the rating of
"helpers general" and have shown such skill in the
work and have such a record for no accidents that
those in ch_rge say they :ant to keep women on the
work as they are better than men. These women
might fairly be rated as "helpers general" during
their apprentice or training period but at the
present time all crane operators have learned the
:ork which When done by men was given the rating
of "cranesmen." The same thin;; is the case A.th
women dorkin2; on the machines. The rating of
"helper general" very suitably fits the training
period but if women are given the equal opportunity
to advance to more difficult work and perform the
same work as men it aould seem that there are too
few women receiving the rating of pachinists.
The following list gives the number of employees
in each rating and the rate of L)ay received;
liating;
Janitors
II

Laborers

lirls
Helpers general

Helper machinists

Helper sheet metal workers
Helper woodworkers
Rivet Heaters
Iranemen 7lectric
Eachinists
Lachine operators
II

:Sewers

Thriber
4
14
2
1
1
6
7
24
112
71
6
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
5
11

3ate of _pay
3.12
3.84
4.16
6.12
l53.36
6
.4
2.32
5.60
4.16
4.64
3.60
4.16
4.64
4.16
4.64
:
6 0
:3
6
5.56
5.92
4.16
4.96
3.66

llassified.
The folloain list shows the number of classified
employees in each classification and their rates
of pay.
Ilassifiqatiork
"llirks
3tenograaher—typists
4pists and
Bookkeepers

2:inor clerks
f,
Messenger girls
Elevator operators
Telephone operators
lamptometer operators
A. :1.. operators
Lachine oeerators

Yumhar

Pate of pay

JO
106
20
17
3

1

1.68
3.92
4.16
4.40
4.64
4.88

5
1
47
,)
_
1
1
1
1

2.96
2.00
3.20
2.48
2.96
3.84
3.68

i_ece work
C.

:nlisted personnel
The Enlisted ?ersonnel receive the regular
Navy rates of pay according to rank.

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Physical conditions of -70111—?ersonnel 9ervioe
Supervision of physical conditions of work affecting women
and all such matters pertain . n3 to the welfare of the
women civilian emoloyees has been done by a woman who
was employed as a "machinist" bec313e there was no
classification Ihich would cover vork the nature she
was doing. This worker is exceptionally well fitted for
this vork and h-3 done much to make the conditions under
which women work and the results of their work as
favorable and satisfactory as is true in any other industrial
establishment in the cou try.
The 1)hysical conditions of work in the Aministration building,


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the '3upply :ivision building and in the sho)s are,
on the 4hole, very good.
All women employees working in shops, on the ships
and about the Yard are required to wear the "cover-all"
uniform. This rule is rigidly enforced and is a
necessary recluirement from point of vie4 of safety,
convenience and propriety in dress.
1)rtain safety devices have been :nstalled to
protect the girls at the machines although in some
cases it seemed that devices should be attached to
the machines or goggles worn by the aorkers as a
protection from the dust and small particles caused in
filing processes. 3uitable chairs have not been provided in some cases, noticeably for girls who are
operating drill presses.
2irst Aid equipment has not been installed and no plan
for having it administered or for a regular schedule
of shop visiting for inspection and service by a trained
aarse or doctor has been arranged.
Space is set aside in the buildings where women are
employed for rest room, locker room and toilet room
facilities. These rooms are fairly adequate aith
regard to size and equipment and are aell kedt but
in two or three cases are inside rooms built on
nezzanine floors reaeivin; no outside ventilation
or light and are consequently less sanitary Laid
exeIvelz. oppressive in suer time. There are
of the Inside
not eL(.11L,h chairs in th(-, rest
way
no
is
of heating this
and
there
7hipfitters ahop
toilet
rooms are uncomand
rest
shop in winter so the
fortably cold. :.ost of the locker rooms do not
provide a locker for each girl :Mich is desirable.
In many cases the workers hang their coats on pegs
about the rest rooms. This gives the rooms a close
stuffy ,atmosphere and is particularly disagreeable in
as much as the aorkers are com)elled to use them as
eating places at lunch time.
A cafeteria located in the Administration building is
being operated by the Y. 7. . A. The space allotted
for lunch room purposes is hopelessly inadequate.
Several thousand em)loyees could use a lunch room inside
the Yard if it lore adequate inside and provided proaer
service while the present lafeteria is so handicapped
for space it cannot serve more than About two hundred
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eat at their desks and many of those in shops eat
in the rest rooms ahich is most undesirable. 3ome
of these rest rooms are supplied with electric
plates and others are not. "mployees are permitted
to go outside the Yard at noon and get their lunches
at eating houses and restaurants in the tom bet these
eating houses are poor, the prices high and the noon
hour too short to permit time for eating. :jany girls
in the shops aould use a central lunch room if an
adequate one were prolzided and a long enough lunch
hour allowed for them to get back and forth.
1ransegrtation.
.Zany of the employees live in the town of remerton
and can easily walk to the Navy Yard from any part
of town. For other employees who cor.mute from Seattle
and various points on ?Aget loued there is regular
ferry or boat service.

The matter of securing living accommodations in
Bremerton has been and still is a serious problem.
The relief brought by the U. 3. liousins. l'ureau
dos not greatly relieve the situation for women.
Room rents and food are exhorbitant, the accommodations
scarcely decent and the most ordinary privileges such
as the use of a pl.ce to entertain callers are seldom
alloded. :To social organization has attempted a roorwomen and one is badly needed.
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In the last month or two since the signing of the
Armistice a great many aomen have been "laid off"
at the 7avy Yard. The office force has not been
decreased to any large extent but the Yeom.tnettes
who have taken the livil Service examinations are
being gradually discharged from the ravy and retained
on the Oivil Service Rolls. athou,7h throuh lciok of
work it has been necessary to let women go from the
s:.ops, nevertheless, in most of the departments the
appreciation of the highly satisfactory work they lave
done has prompted shop officers to hold on to them as
long as possible and not discriminate agiinst them
ulfairly. This attitude of fairness has been especially
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small supervisory positions have been allowed to
recommend for "lay off" at their awn discretion
and have been influenced to discriminate against
women or have exercised their own desires in the
matter instead of considering a just policy in
its handling. As is the case elsewhere, the short
sighted laboring men urge the discharge of woren
on no justifiable grounds but in reality only
because they know the quality of their work and
their record for production and they are unwilling
to meet than as competitors on the basis of efficiency.
The women, on the other hand, are forced, by the short
sightedness of the management to be unwilling competitors
in lowering standards of 7ages and general working conditions.

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