QforneU Hnineraitg ffiibrarg W*.P» WUlcox Cornell University Library HA201 1910 .C1 Thirteenth census of the !JniJed,,States. 3 1924 030 389 880 olin Overs Cornell University Library The original of tiiis book is in tine Cornell University Library. There are no known copyright restrictions in the United States on the use of the text. http://www.archive.org/details/cu31924030389880 DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND LABOR BITREATJ OF THE CENSUS WASHINGTON THIRTEKNTH CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES CLASSIFIED INDEX TO OCCUPATIONS POPULATION DIVISION WASHINGTOK GOTERNMENT FEINTING OPFICE 1910 To. PREFACE. The following Index to Occupations is based on the occupations returned at the Twelfth Census (1900).^ In its preparation time and expense were not spared. The occupational returns for the states of Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Coimecti- cut, Delaware, Georgia, Illiiiois, and New York were gone over, and the occupations ia which it was estimated that there would be 100 or more persons reported in 1900 were selected for the index. As many industries are of a local nature, and hence are not well represented in any of the above eleven states, the occupational returns for each of these local industries were gone over in the two or three states in which the Twelfth Census Report on Occupations shows it to have been most promiaent in 1900 and the important occupations selected. It is believed that this method has given us an index that is fairly representative and complete. However, it is far from being aU- iaclusive, and will need to be supplemented by the addition of the new occupations returned in 1910. Altogether, some 16,000 or 18,000 occupational designations were drawn from the occupations returned in 1900. Each of these was entered on a separate card and then classified as shown in this index. After a careful rejection of duplicates, imperfect returns, etc., the number of occupational designations chosen for the iadex was reduced to about 13,000. The scope of the index, however, is greater. As explained below, numerous "repeaters" were not included. Had they been included, the index probably would have contained 15,000 occupational designations. But, as the same occupation often is designated in two or more different ways, the number of separate occupations represented in the index can not be determined from the number of occupational designations. Probably it is safe to estimate that, on the whole, there are at least two designations for each occu- pation, and hence that the index does not contain over 7,000 or 8,000 separate and distinct occupations. The method of classification used was to treat each industry or industrial group as a separate unit, and to give separately each of the important occupations under it. After enumerating all the impor- tant occupations in the industry a place — entitled "Other occupa- tions" and given the occupational symbol 9-8 — was prepared for the unimportant occupations which will be definitely returned, but are ' About 400 occupations returned at the Thirteenth Census were included. (Ill) IV INDEX TO OCCUPATIONS. not sufficiently important to justify classifying each of them sepa- rately. At the end of each industry — under the symbol 9-9, and with the title "Not specified" — a place was prepared for all cases in which the industry is given, but the particular occupation followed by the person is not specified. In each industry the size of this "Not specified" group will be an approximate measure of the fraction of error in the return of the occupations contained in the specified groups. Under the industry symbol 9-9 a place has been prepared for the small manufacturing and mechanical industries, which are so numer- ous that each can not be given a separate industry symbol; and, under 9-x, a place has been prepated for the workers in not specified manufacturing and mechanical industries. In neither of these large groups is a satisfactory classification possible. If, for example, an attempt is made to throw together the workers in each small industry, regardless of individual occupations, the classification at once ceases to be occupational and becomes industrial; and if, on the other hand, an attempt is made to preserve the occupational form of classification by throwing together all the workers in like-named occupations, without respect to industry — as, for example, all the "finishers" — it often results in persons being grouped together whose occupations are very diflFerent. However, the occupational form of classification — being considered the lesser of the two evils and more in conformity with the balance of the classification — has been used here. EEPEATERS. The proprietary class, the official class, the administrative and supervisory class, the clerical class, some of the hand trades, and a number of occupations occur under each industry. Except in a few industries or industrial groups, each of these classes and trades and occupations is treated as a "repeater" throughout the classification, and is given the same occupational symbol in each industry. For example, the "repeater" symbol for the proprietary class (owners, operators, proprietors, manufacturers, etc.) is 10-0, and when any one of these occupations occurs in an industry in which "repeaters" apply, it is understood that it takes the "repeater" symbol for the proprietary class, 10-0. Likewise for the other "repeaters." Many of the "repeaters" have not been printed with the other occupations of the industry. For example, usually there is no line for "Stenographers." When this occupation occurs in an industry in which it has not been given a line and a symbol — and in which it is not stated at the beginning of the industry that "repeaters" do not apply — it takes the "repeater" symbol for stenographers — "10-8." Likewise for the other ' ' repeaters." (See the following list of occupa- tions used as "repeaters.") INDEX TO OCCUPATIONS. LIST OF OCCUPATIONS USED AS "REPEATEES. (a) proprietary, official, supervisory, and clerical. 10-0 Owners, operators, and proprietors. (Manufacturers, etc.) 10-1 Officials. (President, secretary, treasurer, etc.) 10-2 Managers and superintendents. (Sales manager) 10-3 Foremen and overseers. (Bosses) 10-4 Accountants. (Auditors) 10-5 Bookkeepers 10-6 Cashiers 10-7 Clerks. (Timekeeper, paymaster) 10-8 Stenographers 10-9 Typewriters 11-1 Canvassers 11-2 Collectors 11-3 Inspectors 11-5 Purchasing agents 11-4 Shippers. (Shipping clerks) (b) trades. 12-0 Blacksmiths 12-1 Cabinetmakers 12-2 Carpenters 12-3 Coopers .12-4 Decorators 12-5 Designers 12-6 Draftsmen 12-7 Electricians 11-6 Engineers (mechanical) 12-9 Engineers (stationary) t^ 13-9 Engravers 13-0 Firemen 13-1 Machinists 13-2 Masons 13-7 Mechanics 13-3 Painters. (Varnishers) 13-4 Plumbers 13-5 Tinners 13-6 Upholsterers 13-8 Wheelwrights (c) service. 14-0 Cooks 14-1 Doorkeepers 14^6 Elevator tenders 14^2 Janitors 14-3 Messengers and errand and office boys 14-4 Porters 14-5 Scrub women 14-8 Sweepers 14-7 Waiters (d) occupations. 18-6 Adjusters 18-7 Annealers 15-2 Apprentices 16-6 Assemblers 17-1 Beamers 16-0 Buffers 18-0 Burners 16-7 Burnishers 17-2 Carders 19-4 Carvers 18-1 Casters 15-9 Core makers 16-8 Cutters 17-3 Doffers 15-4 Draymen, teamsters, and express- men. (Delivery men, drivers, coachmen) 18-2 Drillers 16-1 Finishers 18-8 Heaters 15-3 Helpers 17-0 Labelers 15-5 Laborers 19-5 Leasers 17-4 Loom fixers 15-8 Molders 15-6 Oilers 15-0 Packers 16-3 Plauers 16-2 Polishers 16-5 Pressers or pressmen 18-9 Riveters 18-3 Rollers 19-1 Peelers 16^ Sawyers 19-2 Shearers 16-9 Solderers 4-4 Sorters 17-5 Spinners 17-6 Spoolers 19-0 Stampers 18-4 Strippers 18-5 Turners 19-3 Twisters 17-7 Warpers 17-8 Weavers 15-7 Weighers 17-9 ^^'inders 15-1 Wrappers VI INDEX TO OCCUPATIONS. LIST OF INDUSTRY LINES AND SYMBOLS. (A) EXTRACTIVE INDUSTRIES. I. AGRICULTURE, PORESTKY, AND ANIMAL HUSBANDRY: 0-0 Agriculture 0-0 Forestry 0-0 Animal husbandry n. EXTRACTION OF MINERALS: Mining. 0-1 Coal mines 0-2 Copper mines 0-3 Gold and silver mines 0-4 Iron mines 0-5 Lead and zinc mines 0-0 and 0-6 Other mines 0-6 Mine workers (mine, not specified) Quarrying. 0-7 Quarries (stone, cement, sand, clay, etc.) Production of salt, oil, and natural gas. 0-8 Production of salt 0-9 Production of oil and natural gas (B) INDUSTRIES OF TRANSFORMATION, TRANSPORTATION, AND TRADE. in. MANUFACTURING AND MECHANICAL INDUSTRIES: Building trades. (Listed as building and hand trades under Miscellaneous industries.) Chemicals and allied products. 1-0 Fertilizer makers 1-1 Paint makers 1-2 Powder, cartridge, dynamite, fuse, and fireworks makers. 1-3 Soap makers 1-4 Other chemical workers Clay, glass, and stone products. 1-5 Brickmakers 1-6 Potteries 1-7 Tile makers 1-8 Glass 1-9 Terra-cotta workers 2-0 Lime, cement, and gypsum 2-1 Marble and stone cutters Clothing. 2-2 Clothing makers (suits, coats, cloaks, and overalls) 2-3 Clothing makers (other than suits, coats, cloaks, and overalls) 2-4 Corset makers 2-5 Glove makers 2-6 Hat makers (wool or felt) 2-7 Shirt, collar, and cuff makers Food and kindred products. 2-8 Bakeries 2-9 Butter and cheese makers 3-0 Candy 3-1 Fish curers and packers 3-2 Flour and grain mills 3-3 Fruit and vegetable canners, picklers, and preservers 3-4 Slaughter and packing houses 3-5 Sugar makers and refiners 3-6 Other food preparers Iron and steel and their products. 3-7 Agricultural implements x-x Automobile fa<^tories 3-8 Car and railroad shops 3-9 Foundries and metal working 4-0 Iron and steel mills 4-1 Ship and boat building INDEX TO OCCUPATIONS. VII (B) INDUSTRIES OP TRANSFORMATION, TRANSPORTATION, AND TRADE— Continued. ni. MANUFACTUKING AND MECHANICAL INDUSTRIES — Continued. Iron and steel and their products — Continued. 4-2 Wagons and carriages 4-3 Other iron and steel workers Leather and its finished "products. 4-4 Harness and saddle makers and repairers 4-5 Leather-belt, leather-case, and pocketbook makers 4-6 Shoes 4-7 Tanneries 4-8 Trunk makers Liquors and beverages. 4-9 Breweries 5-0 Distilleries 5-1 Other liquor and beverage workers Lumber and its remanufacture. 5-2 Box makers (wood) 5-3 Furniture 5^ Pianos and organs 5-5 Saw and planing mills 5-6 Other woodworkers Metals and metal products except iron and steel. 5-7 Braes mills 5-8 Clock factories 5-9 Copper factories 6-0 Gold and silver workers 6-1 Jewelry factories 6-2 Lead and zinc factories 6-3 Tin-plate factories 6-4 Tinware factories 6-5 Watch factories 6-6 Other metal workers Paper. 6-7 Box makers (paper) 6-8 Makers of blank books, envelopes, tags, paper bags, etc. 6-9 Paper mills 7-0 Pulp mills Printing and bookbinding. 7-1 Printing and publishing establishments Textiles. 7-2 Carpet mills 7-3 Cotton mills 7-4 Dyeing and finishing textiles 7-5 Hemp and jute mills 7-6 Knitting mills 7-7 Lace and embroidery makers 7-8 Linen mills 7-9 Print works 8-0 Rope and cordage factories 8-1 Sail, awning, and tent makers 8-2 Silk mills 8-3 Woolen mills 8-4 Worsted mills 8-5 Not specified textile workers Miscellaneous industries. 8-6 Broom and brush makers. 8-7 Button makers 8-8 Charcoal and coke burners 8-9 Cigars 9-0 Electric light and power companies 9-1 Electrical supplies 9-2 Gas works 9-3 Oil works 9-4 Rubber factories 9-5 Straw workers VIII INDEX TO OCCUPATIONS. (B) INDUSTEIES OP TRANSFORMATION, TRANSPORTATION, ANI> TRADE— Continued. m. MANUFACTURING AND MECHANICAL INDUSTRIES — Continued. Miscellaneous industries — Continued. 9-6 Tobacco 9-7 Turpentine distillers 9-8 Building and hand trades 9-9 Other miscellaneous industries and occupations 9-x Workers in "Not specified" manufacturing and mechanical industries rv. teanspohtation: Water transportation. x-0 Water transportation Road, street, and bridge transportation. x-1 Construction and maintenance of streets, roads, sewers, and bridges x-2 Livery stables x-3 Truck, transfer, cab, and hack companies ■ x^ Street railways Transportation by railroad. x-5 Transportation by railroad Express companies. x-6 Express companies Post, telegraph, and telephone. x-7 Post x-8 Telegraph and telephone Other persons in transportation. x-9 Other persons in transportation V. trade: 0-x Banking and brokerage 1-x Insurance 2-x Real estate 3-x Wholesale and retail trade 0-x Elevators 1-x Stock yards 2-x Warehouses and cold-storage plants 3-x Other persons in trade 4-x Clerical assistants (C) SERVICE. VI. PUBLIC SERVICE (nOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED): , 6-x Public administration. a Federal officials and employees b State officials and employees c County officials and employees d City or town officials and employees 5-x Public defense and maintenance of law and order. a National defense Army Navy b Maintenance of law and order United States marshals County sheriffs City marshals Constables Detectives Guards in parks, prisons, public institutions, and public buildings Policemen Probation and truant officers Watchmen VII. professional service; 6-x (Whole class) Vin. DOMESTIC AND PERSONAL SERVICE: 7-x Occupations not in industries 8-x Laundries and laundry work INDEX TO OCCUPATIONS. IX INDUSTRIES AND INDUSTRIAL GROUPS WITH THEIR SYMBOLS. Other liquor and beverage workers Box makers (wood) Furniture Pianos and organs Saw and planing mills Other woodworkers Brass mills Clock factories Copper factories Gold and silver workers Jewelry factories Lead and zinc factories Tin-plate factories Tinware factories Watch factories Other metal workers Box makers (paper) Makers of blank books, envelopes, tags, paper bags, etc. Paper mills Pulp mills Printing and publishing establish- ments Carpet mills Cotton mills Dyeing and finishing textiles Hemp and jute mills Knitting mills Lace and embroidery makers Linen mills Print works Rope and cordage factories Sail, awning, and tent makers Silk mills Woolen mills Worsted mills Not specified textile workers Broom and brush makers Button makers Charcoal and coke burners Cigars Electric light and power companies Electrical supplies Gas works Oil works Rubber factories Straw workers Tobacco Turpentine distillers Building and hand trades Other miscellaneous industries and occupations Water transportation Construction and maintenance of streets, roads, sewers, and bridges Livery stables Truck, transfer, cab, and hack com- panies Street railways Transportation by railroad Express companies Post 0-0 Agriculture 5-1 0-0 Forestry 5-2 0-0 Animal husbandry 5-3 0-0 Other mines 5-4 0-1 Coal mines 5-5 0-2 Copper mines 0-3 Gold and silver mines 5-6 5-7 0-4 Iron mines 5-8 0-5 Lead and zinc mines 5-9 0-6 Mine workers (mine, not specified) 6-0 0-6 Other mines 6-1 0-7 Quarries (stone, cement, sand, clay, 6-2 etc.) 6-3 0-8 Production of salt 6^ 0-9 Production of oil and natural gas 6-5 1-0 Fertilizer makers 6-6 1-1 Paint makers 6-7 1-2 Powder, cartridge, dynamite, fuse, 6-8 and fireworks makers. 1-3 Soap makers 6-9 1-4 Other chemical workers 7-0 1-5 Brickmakers 7-1 1-6 Potteries 1-7 Tile makers 7-2 1-8 Glass 7-3 1-9 Terra-cotta workers 7-4 2-0 Lime, cement, and gypsum 7-5 ^ 1 Marble and stone cutters 7-6 'A-'l Clothing makers (suits, coats, cloaks. 7-7 and overalls) 7-8 2-3 Clothing makers (other than suits, 7-9 coats, cloaks, and overalls) 8-0 2-4 Corset makers 8-1 2-5 Glove makers 8-2 2-6 Hat makers (wool or felt) 8-3 2-7 Shirt, collar, and cuff makers 8^ 2-8 Bakeries 8-5 2-9 Butter and cheese makers 8-6 3-0 Candy 8-7 3-1 Fish curers and packers 8-8 3-2 Flour and grain mills 8-9 3-3 Fruit and vegetable canners, picklers, 9-0 and preservers 9-1 3-4 Slaughter and packing houses 9-2 3-5 Sugar makers and refiners 9-3 3-6 Other food preparers 9-4 3-7 Agricultura implements 9-5 3-8 Car and railroad shops 9-6 3-9 Foundries and meta working 9-7 4-0 Iron and steel mills 9-8 4-1 Ship and boat building 9-9 4-2 Wagons and carriages 4-3 Other iron and steel workers x-0 4-4 Harness and saddle makers and re- x-1 pairers 4-5 Leather-belt, leather-case, andpocket- x-2 book makers x-3 4-6 Shoes 4-7 Tanneries X-4 4-8 Trunk makers x-5 4-9 Breweries x-6 5-0 Distilleries x-7 INDEX TO OCOtrPAIIONS. Industries and Industkial Groups with their Symbols — Continued. x-8 Telegraph and telephone x-9 Other persons in transportation x-x Automobile factories 0-x Banking and brokerage 0-x Elevators 1-x Insurance 1-x Stock yards 2-x Real estate 2-x Warehouses and cold-storage plants 3-x Wholesale and retail trade 3-x Other persons in trade 4-x Clerical assistants 5-x Public administration 5-x Public defense and maintenance of law and order 6-x Professional service 7-x Occupations not in industries 8-x Laundries and laundry work 9-x Workers in not specified manufac- turings and mechanical industries (A) EXTRACTIVE INDUSTRIES. 1. AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, AND ANIMAL HUSBANDRY. O-O AGRICULTURE. ("Repeaters" do not apply in agriculture. See p. iv.) a. Farmers, Planters, Gardeners, Florists, Fruit Growers, etc. 0-0 Farmers and planters. Agriculturist Contractor, farm Cropper Farmer (any grain) Farmer (cotton, rice, or sugar) Farmer and stocli raiser Farmer, general farm or farm Farmer, grain and orchard Farmer, hay farm Farmer, landlord Farmer, share Farmer (N. S.) Grower, tobacco Landlady, farm Landlord, farm Landlord, farmer Owner, farm or plantation Partner, farm Planter, coffee Planter (cotton, rice, or sugar) Planter, farm Raiser, beets Eaiser, hops Raiser, tobacco Ranch woman (farm) Rancher (farmer) Ranching, grain Renter, farm Share farmer, general farm or farm Share worker (farm) Tenant, farm 0-1 Florists. Florist (proprietor) Gardener, flower Gardener, greenhouse Greenhouse (florist) Owner or proprietor, florist Proprietor, greenhouse 0-2 Fruit growers. Contractor, fruit (orchard) Farmer, berry farm Farmer, fruit farm 61218—10 1 (1) 2 AGRICULTURE. 0-0 AGBICTTLTUBE— Continued. a. Farmers, Planters, Gardeners, Florists, Fruit Growers, ETC.— Continued. 0-2 Fruit growers — Continued. Fruit man (grower) Gardener, fruit Grower, fruit Grower, lemons Grower, oranges Grower, peaches Orchardist Raiser, fruit Ranch, fruit Rancher, fruit Rancher, lemon 0-3 Gardeners. Farmer, garden Farmer, truck farm Gardener, farm Gardener, market Gardener, truck Gardener, vegetable Gardener or gardening (N. S.) Gardener or farmer, truck Grower, seed Grower or raiser, vegetables Horticulturist Market gardener Seedman (raiser) Truckman (garden) 0-4 Milk farmers. Dairy (farmer, N. S. ) Dairy business (farmer) Dairy farm (proprietor) Dairy farmer Dairying (proprietor, N. S.) Dairyman (proprietor) Dairywoman (proprietor) farm Farmer, d iry farm Milk ranch (proprietor) Milkman (dairy farm proprietor) Owner or keeper, dairy (farm) Proprietor, dairy farm 0-5 Nurserymen. Farmer, nursery Nursery (proprietor, N. S.) Nurseryman (proprietor) Proprietor, nursery 0-6 Turpentine farmers. Farmer, turpentine farm Producer, turpentine (farmer) Proprietor, turpentine farm 0-7 Vine growers. Grower, grapes Grower, vine AaRICULTUEE. 6 0-0 AGRICTJIiTTTBE— Continued. a. Farmers, Planters, Gardeners, Florists, Fruit Growers, ETC. — Continued. 0-7 Vine growers — Continued. Proprietor, vineyard Vineyard and orchard (proprietor) Vineyardist Vineyardist and orchardist Viticulturist 0-9 Cranberry growers. Grower, cranberries J). Agricxiltural Foremen, Managers, Overseers, and Superin- tendents. 1-0 Dairy farm foremen, overseers, etc. Foreman, dairy farm Manager, dairy farm Overseer, dairy farm Superintendent, dairy farm 1-1 Farm and plantation foremen, overseers, etc. Assistant, farmer Assistant manager, farm Assistant superintendent, farm Boss, farmer Boss, squad (farm or plantation) Care taker, farm Conductor, farm (manager) Foreman, general farm or farm Foreman, plantation Foreman, ranch (farm) Head farmer, general farm or farm Manager, assistant (farm) Manager, general farm or farm Manager, plantation Manager, ranch (farm) Overlooker, farm Overseer, general farm or farm Overseer, plantation Overseer, ranch (farm) Superintendent, general farm or farm Superintendent, plantation Superintendent, ranch (farm) 1-2 Garden foremen, overseers, etc. Foreman, gardener Foreman or overseer, garden or truck farm Manager or superintendent, garden or truck farm 1-3 Greenhouse and florist foremen, overseers, etc. Foreman, greenhouse Manager, greenhouse Overseer, greenhouse Superintendent, greenhouse 1-4 Nursery foremen, overseers, etc. Foreman, nursery 4 AGEIOULTUEE. 0-0 AGRICULTURE— Continued. 6. Ageicultueal Foeemen, Managees, Oveeseees, and Supeein- TENDENTs — Continued. 1^ Nursery foremen, overseers, etc. — Continued. Foreman, nursery packing yard Manager, nursery Overseer, nursery Superintendent, nursery 1-5 Orchard foremen, overseers, etc. Foreman, fruit farm Foreman, fruit ranch Foreman, orcliard Manager, berry yard Manager, fruit farm Manager, fruit rancli Manager, orchard Overseer, fruit farm or orchard Superintendent, fruit farm Superintendent, orchard 1-6 Turpentine farm foremen, overseers, etc. Boss, turpentine farm Boss, woods (turpentine) Foreman, turpentine farm Manager, turpentine farm Overseer, turpentine farm Rider, woods (turpentine) Superintendent, turpentine farm 1-7 Vineyard foremen, overseers, etc. Foreman, vineyard Manager, vineyard Overseer, vineyard Superintendent, vineyard 1-9 Cranberry-bog foremen, overseers, etc. Foreman, cranberry-bog c. Ageigui,tueal Laboeees. 2-0 Dairymen and dairywomen (laborers). Dairy (employee, farm) Dairy, farm (employee) Dairy, milk (employee, farm) Dairymaid or woman, dairy farm Dairyman (employee, farm) Dairywoman (employee, farm) Hand, dairy (farm) Helper, dairy (farm) Laborer, dairy (farm) Milker, dairy farm Milker, dairyman Milkmaid, dairy Milkman (dairy farm employee) Work, dairy (farm) 2-1 Farm and plantation laborers. Assistant, farm Boy, farm AGRICOLTUBE. 5 0-0 AGE,ICTJLTUE.E— Continued, c. Ageioultural Laborees — Continued. 2-1 Farm and plantation laborers— Continued. Chopper, cotton Chore boy, on farm Cultivator, farm (laborer) Day laborer, general farm or farm Employee, agriculture Employee, farm Farming (laborer) Farm laborer, odd jobs Farm laborer, working out Hand, farm Hand, field Hand, hired (farm) Hand, month (farm) Hand, plow (farm) Hand, ranch (farm) Hand, wage (farm) Helper, general farm or farm Hired boy, general farm or farm Hired hand, general farm or farm Hired man, general farm or farm Laborer, cotton field Laborer, country Laborer, day (farm) Laborer, general farm or farm Laborer, field Laborer, hired (farm) Laborer, plantation Laboring man (farm) Picker, cotton (farm) Picker, hops Plowman, farm Servant, farm (laborer) Teamster and farmer (employee) Tends farm (laborer) Wage-earner, general farm or farm Wage hand (general farm or farm) Wage-worker, general farm or farm Work, day (farm) Work, general (farm) Worker, general farm or farm 2-2 Farm laborers. (Members of family.) Chore boy, home farm Farm laborer, home farm Laborer, home farm (Any farm labor occupation of the above group pursued on the home farm by a member of the family) 2-3 Garden laborers. Assistant, gardener Bean picker Fumigator, garden Gardener (laborer) Gardener, cemetery Helper, garden Helper, gardener Laborer, garden Laborer, gardener Laborer, truck farm Laborer, vegetable Pea picker b AGEIOCJLTUKB, 0-0 AGBICTJLTUBE— Continued, c. Agkicultukal Laboeeks — Continued. 2-3 Garden laborers — Continued. Raising vegetables (laborer) Vegetable farm (laborer) Worker, garden 2-4 Greenhouse and florists' laborers. Assistant, dorist Florist (laborer) Hand, florist Helper, florist Laborer, florist Laborer, greenhouse Laborer, hothouse Worker, florist Worker, greenhouse NXTRSEBY LABORERS: 2-5 Fumigators. Fumigator, nursery 2-6 Grafters. Grafter, fruit tree 2-9 Other laborers. Laborer, nursery Nurseryman (laborer) Worker, nursery ORCHARB LABORERS: 3-0 Budders. Budder and trimmer, fruit Budder, fruit tree 3-1 Fruit pickers. Picker, berries Picker, fruit (any kind) Picker, lemons Picker, oranges 3-2 Pruners and trimmers. Pruner and budder Pruner, trees (orchard) Trimmer, trees 3-3 Sprayers. Sprayer, trees 3-4 Other laborers. Laborer, fruit (orchard) Laborer, fruit farm Laborer, orchard Orchardist (laborer) Worker, fruit (orchard) Worker, orchard AQBIOULTURE. 0-0 AGBICtrLTtniE— Continued. c. Agricultural Laborers — Continued. TURPENTINE FARM LABORERS: 3-5 Boxers and chippers. Axeman, turpentine farm Boxer, tree (turpentine farm) Boxer, turpentine (farm) Chipper, turpentine farm Chipper and dipper, turpentine Chipper, box (turpentine) Chipper, naval stores Chipper, pine (turpentine farm) Chipper, turpentine Chopper, box or turpentine Chopper, turpentine farm Cutter, box or turpentine Hacker, turpentine (farm) 3-6 Dippers. Dipper (turpentine) Dipper, box (turpentine) Dipper, gum (turpentine) Dipper, naval stores Dipper, turpentine farm 3-7 Other laborers. Day laborer, turpentine Driver, turpentine wagon Farm, turpentine (laborer) Hand, turpentine (farm) Laborer, turpentine faxm Laborer, turpentine farm or forest Puller-box, turpentine Turpentine, turpentiner or turpentining (N. S.) Wagoner, turpentine Woodsman, turpentine Worker, turpentine (farm) 3-8 Vineyard laborers. Helper, vineyard Laborer, vineyard Vineyardist (laborer) 3-9 Cranberry-bog laborers. Laborer, cranberry-bog d. Other Agricultural Pursuits. 4-0 Cornshellers and grain thrashers. Operator, thrashing machine Sheller, corn Thrasher, grain Thrasher, steam 4^1 Ditchers. Digger, ditches Ditcher or ditching (N. S.) Ditcher, tile Laborer, ditching Laborer, draining O AGEICULTUKE. 0-0 AGRICULTtTEE— Continued. d. Other Agricultukal Pursuits — Continued. 4-2 Hay and straw balers and workers. Baler, hay or straw Laborer, hay press Pressor, hay or straw 4-3 Irrigators and ditch tenders. Boss, ditch Foreman, ditch Irrigating Irrigator Irrigator, farm Rider, ditch Tender, ditch Tender, water (N. S.) 4-9 Not specified agricultural pursuits. Cleaning, land e. Clerical and other Pursuits Connected with Agriculture. 4-4 Blacksmiths. Blacksmith on farm, garden or plantation Blacksmith, mint farm 4-5 Bookkeepers. Bookkeeper on farm, garden or plantation Bookkeeper, mint farm 4-6 Clerks. Clerk on farm, garden or plantation 2-7 Engineers. Engineer, farm or garden Engineer, thrashing machine 4-7 Stenographers. Stenographer on farm, garden or plantation 0-0 FORESTRY. (" Repeaters " do not apply in lorestry. See p. iv.) a. Foresters. 5-0 Foresters. Cruiser, timber Forest ranger Forester Ranger, forest (U. S.) 6. Lumbermen and Raftsmen. 5-1 Owners and proprietors of log and lumber camps. Business, timber Contractor, log or timber (woodsman) Proprietor, lumber or log camp P0BE8TBT. 0-0 FORESTRY— Continued. i. Lumbermen and Raftsmen — Continued. 6-2 Managers, superintendents, and officials. Manager, lumber company Manager, log or lumber camp Secretary, lumber company Superintendent, logging Superintendent, lumber camp or company Treasurer, lumber company 5-3 Bosses, foremen, and overseers. Boss, boom Boss, camp (lumber) Boss, driver (lumber) Boss, log sawyer Boss, team (logging camp) Boss, woods (logging camp) Foreman, boom Foreman, logging Foreman, log or lumber camp Foreman, lumber company Foreman, river driver Foreman, timber Foreman, woods Overseer, log or lumber camp Overseer, woods or logging ■ 5-4 Cashiers. 5-6 Bark peelers. Barker (lumber camp) Peeler, bark or log (log camp) Spudder, bark (log camp) 5-7 Cable, chain, hook, and spool tenders. Tender, cable or chain (log camp) Tender, hook or spool (log camp) 5-8 Choppers and cutters. Chopper (logging or lumber camp) Chopper, log or lumber camp Chopper, logs Chopper, woodsman Cutter, logs (logging or lumber camp) Cutter, saw logs Cutter, timber (log camp) Faller, timber (log camp) Hewer, timber (lumber camp) Log cutter, log or lumber camp Swamper, logging camp Swamper, log or lumber camp 5-9 Chute and flume tenders. Tender, chute or flume (log camp) 6-0 Inspectors and surveyors. Inspector, log (log camp) 10 V F0KE8TRX . 0-0 FOBE STB Y— Continued. h. LuMBEEMEN AND Raftsmen— Continue 6-0 Inspectors and surveyors — Continued Inspector, timber (lumberman) Rider, woods (log or lumber camp) Surveyor, log or timber (log camp) 6-1 Loaders. Loader, cars (lumber camp) Loader, log or lumber Skidder, logs 6-2 Log drivers. Boom man, logs Driver, logs (N. S.) Driver, lumber (N. S.) Driver, river (lumbering) Driver, timber Laborer, boom Laborer, river driver Log driver, log or lumber camp Lumber driver, log or lumber camp Rafter, log or timber Raftsman, log or lumber River man, (lumberman) Runner, driver (log or timber) Shipper, lumber (flume) 6-3 Sawyers. Sawyer, log or timber (log camp) Sawyer, lumber camp Sawyer, stock (log camp) Sawyer, woods (log camp) 6-4 Scalers. Scaler, log or timber (log camp) 6-5 Tallymen. Tallyman, lumber camp 6-6 Teamsters. Hauler, log Teamster, log Teamster, woods 6-9 Other laborers. Day laborer, lumbering Getter, logs or timber Hand, timber (log camp) Handler, logs or lumber camp Laborer, cant hook Laborer, forest (log camp) Laborer, log camp Laborer, log train Laborer, logger or logging Laborer, lumber (woods) Laborer, lumber camp Laborer, timber (log camp) FOEESTRY, • 11 0-0 FORESTRY— Continued. h. Lumbermen and Kaftsmen — Continued. 6-9 Other laborers — Continued. Laborer, woods or woodsman (log camp) Laborer, woodsman (log camp) Logger (laborer) Logging (laborer) Lumber jack (log camp) Lumberman, (laborer, log camp) Lumber, woodsman (log camp) Lumbering (woodsman, N. S.) Rigging, pulley (woods) Log roller (log camp) Timbering (log camp) Timberman (log camp) Woodsman (log camp) Worker, timber (log camp) Worker, woods (log camp) C. WOODCHOPPEKS. 7-0 Foremen, overseers, managers, and superintendents. Foreman, tie camp Foreman, woodcutter Overseer, tie camp 7-1 Cross-tie cutters and hewers. Carrier, ties Chopper, cross-ties (tie camp) Cutter, cross-ties (tie camp) Hacker, ties Hand, cross-ties Hewer, cross-ties Laborer, cross-ties Laborer, tie camp Laborer, tie chute Maker, cross-ties Railroad cross-ties (woodchopper) 7-2 Other woodchoppers. Chopper, logs (woodchopper) Chopper, timber Chopper, wood Cutter, bolts (lumber camp) Cutter, stock (woodchopper) Cutter, timber (woodchopper) Cutter, wood (chopper) Felling timber (woodchopper) Getting cord wood Hewer, timber (woodchopper) Laborer, bolt camp Laborer, cutting wood Laborer, railroad timber Laborer, timber (woodchopper) Maker, bolt (lumber camp) Packer, wood Woodchopper, tie camp 7-3 Teamsters. Hauler, ties 7-4 Inspectors. Inspector, ties (tie camp) 12 ANIMAL HU8BANDEY. 0-0 ANIMAL HUSBANDRY. (" Repeaters " do not apply in animal husbandry. See p. iv.) a. Apiarists. 8-0 Apiarists. Apiarist Bee culture (raiser) Bee-man Farmer, bees Keeper, bees Rancher or raiser, bees 6. Fishermen and Oyster-men. 8-1 Clam flshermen. Clam digger Fisher, clams Fisherman, clam 8-2 Crab flshermen. Crabber (fisherman) Crabbing (fisherman) Fisher, crabs 8-3 Lobster flsliermen. Lobster man (fisherman) 8-4 Oyster-men. Digger, oysters Farmer, oyster Fisher, oysters Gatherer, oysters Grower, oysters Laborer, oysters Laborer, oyster-boat Oyster business (fisherman) Oystering Oyster-man Planter, oysters Tonger, oysters 8-5 Seal flshermen. Sealer (fisherman) 8-6 Shell fishermen. Digging, shells Fisher, shells Fisherman, shells 8-7 Whale flshermen. Whaler Whaling 8-8 Other flshermen. Beach man (fisherman) ANIMAL HUSBANDRY. 13 0-0 ANIMAL HUSBANDRY— Continued. 6. Fishermen and Otstee-men — Continued. 8-8 Other fishermen — Continued. Boss, fishing Captaiu, fisherman Culturist, fish Fisher (N. S.) Fisherman (N. S.) Fishery Laborer, shrimps Superintendent, fish hatcheries c. Poultry Raisers and Poxtltry-yard Laborers. 8-9 Poultry raisers. Breeder, jjoultry Chickens (raiser, N. S.) Fancier, cnicken Fancier, poultry Farmer, chicken Farmer, poultry Grower, poultry Keeper, poultry Poulterer or poultry (raiser) Poultry man (raiser) Baiser, chickens Raiser, poultry Raiser, turkeys Ranch or rancher, chicken Rancher, poultry 9-0 Poultry-yard laborers. Cleaner, poultry Dresser, poultry Helper, poultry Herder, turkey Laborer, poultry Laborer, poultry house or yard Picker, chickens Picker, ducks Picker, poultry Tending poultry Worker, poultry house or yard d. Stock Raisers, Herders, and Drovers. 9-1 Stock raisers. Breeder, horses Cattleman (raiser) Cow man (raiser) Farmer, stock or stock farm Grower, stock Grower, wool Keeper, stock Keeper or owner, stallion Owner, live stock Raiser, cattle Raiser, hogs Raiser, horses Raiser, sheep Raiser, stock Ranch, stock (raiser) 14 ANIMAL H08BAKDRy. 0-0 ANIMAI, HXrSBANDRY— Continued. d. Stock Raisers, Herders, and Drovers — Continued. 9-1 Stock raisers — Continued. Rancher (stock raiser) Eanching (stock raiser) Ranchman (stock raiser) Sheepman (raiser) Stock farm (raiser, N. S.) ' Stock raiser Stockman (raiser) 9-2 Foremen, overseers, and superintendents of stock farms and ranclies. Boss, corral Foreman, stock farm or stock ranch Foreman, live stock Foreman, ranch (stock) Foreman, cattle ranch Manager, stock farm or stock ranch Manager, cattle ranch Overseer, cattle ranch ^_j Overseer, stock ranch Overseer, stock farm or stock ranch Superintendent, cattle ranch Superintendent, stock farm or stock ranch 9-3 Stock herders, drovers, and feeders. Breaker, horse (cowboy) Buccaro Caring for live stock Cattleman (herder or drover) Co-wboy Cow minder Cow puncher Driver, stock Driver or drover, cattle Drover, stock Farm laborer, stock farm Feeder, cattle Feeder, stock Hand, ranch (stock) Herder, stock Herder, cattle Herder, goats Herder, sheep Herdsman, stock (cattle, sheep, etc.) Laborer, ranch Minder, stock Rancher or ranchman (herder or drover) Rider, ranch Rider, range Shearer, sheep Shepherd Stockman (herder or drover) Tender, stock Vaquero, ranch (or N. S.) Worker, ranch (stock) e. Other Pursuits in Animal Husbandry. 9-4 Deer lierders. Herder, deer ANIMAL HFSBANDKX. 15 0-0 ANIMAL HUSBANDRY— Continued. e. Other Pursuits in Animal Husbandry — Continued. 9-5 Dog fanciers. Fancier, dog 9-6 Fox raisers. Raiser, foxes 9-7 Rabbit raisers. Breeder or raiser, rabbits Fancier, belgian hares 9-8 Reindeer fe;eepers. Keeper, reindeer 9-9 Not specified animal liusbandry. II. EXTEACTION OF MINEEALS. MINING. 0-1 COAIi MINES. (All "repeaters" apply in this industry. See p. ry.) 10-0 Owners, operators, and proprietors. Operator, coal (mine or shaft) Operator, coal mine Operator, coal shaft Owner, coal mine Proprietor, coal mine 10-1 Officials. President, coal company Secretary, coal mine or company Treasurer, coal mine 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Manager, coal mine Superintendent, coal mine or company 10-3 Bosses, foremen, and overseers. Assistant boss, coal mine Assistant foreman, coal breaker Assistant foreman, coal mine Boss breaker, coal mine Boss, chute (coal mine) Boss, coal mine Boss, colliery Boss, docking (coal mine) Boss, driver, coal mine Boss, fire (coal mine) Boss, loader, coal mine Boss, mule (coal mine) Boss, night (coal mine) Boss, pit (coal mine) 16 MINING. 0-1 COAL MINES— Continued. 10-3 Bosses, foremen, and overseers — Continued. Boss, slate picker (coal mine) Boss, stable (coal mine) Boss, top (coal mine) Boss, weigh, coal mines Examiner, coal mine Foreman, breaker (coal mine) Foreman, coal mine Foreman, colliery Foreman, night (coal mine) Foreman, outside (coal mine) Foreman, top (coal mine) Overseer, mine (coal) Overseer, mule (coal mine) Testing coal (mine) 10-4 Accountants and auditors. 10-5 Bookkeepers. 10-6 Cashiers. 10-7 Clerks, timekeepers, and paymasters. 10-8 Stenographers. 10-9 Typewriters. 15-2 Apprentices. Apprentice, coal miner 2-1 Breaker hands. Breaker boy, coal mine Breaker, coal mine Employee, breaker (coal mine) Hand, breaker (coal mine) Laborer, breaker (coal miae) Picker, coal breaker Picker, slate (coal mine) Picking slate, coal breaker Worker, breaker (coal) 0-0 Cagers and gripmen. Cager, coal mine Gripman, coal mine Nipper, coal mine 0-1 Door tenders. Door boy, coal mine Tender, door (coal mine) Trapper, coal mine MINING. 17 0-1 COAL MINES— Continued. 18-2 Drillers. Driller, coal mine Runner, drill (coal mine) 15-4 Drivers. Driver boy, coal mine Driver, coal (mine) Driver, coal mine Driver, mine (coal) Driver, mule (coal mine) Driver, pit (coal) Driver, shaft (coal) Hauler, coal (mine) 2-2 Dumpers. Dumper, coal (mine) Tippler, coal mine 12-9 Engineers and pumpers. Hoister, coal mine Engineer, coal company- Engineer, coal mine Engineer, coal shaft Pumper, coal mine 13-0 Firemen. Fireman, coal Fireman, coal mine or shaft 15-3 Helpers. Helper, coal mine Helper, drill (coal mine) 11-3 Inspectors. Inspector, coal mine 15-5 Laborers. Digger, coal mine Day laborer, coal mine Laborer, coal field (mine) Laborer, coal mine Laborer, coal shaft Laborer, coal stripping Laborer, colliery Laborer, common (coal mine) Laborer, day (coal mine) Laborer, floating (coal mine) Laborer, outside (coal mine) Laborer, washery (coal) Stripper labor, coal mine 0-4 Loaders. Trimmer, car (coal mine) Trimmer, coal mine 61218—10 2 18 MINING. 0-1 COAL MINES— Continued. 0-5 Miners. Contractor, coal (miner) Cutter, coal (mine) Miner, coal 0-6 Mining engineers. Expert, coal mine Mining engineer, coal mine 15-6 Oilers. Greaeer, car (coal mine) Oiler, breaker (coal) Oiler, coal company- Oiler, car (coal mine) 0-7 Prospectors. Prospector, coal 2-3 Sliaft tenders (foot). Footman, coal mine Tender, foot of sliaft, coal mine 2-4 Sliaft tenders (head). Head tender, coal mine 2-5 Shaft sinkers- Sinks coal shaft 0-8 Shooters. Shooter, coal (mine) 0-9 Timbermen. Cutter, props or timber (coal mine) Spragger, coal mine Timberman, coal mine 2-6 Topmen. Topman, coal mine 1-0 Trackmen. Layer track, coal mine Road man, coal mine Trackman, coal mine 15-7 Weighers. Weigher, coal Weighman, coal mine Weigh master, coal mine 9-8 Other occupations. Cleaner, lamp (coal mine) MINING. 19 0-1 COAL MINES— Continued. 9-8 Other occupations — Continued. Bailer, water (coal mine) Braddishman, coal mine Feeder, mine mule Hitcher, coal mine Patcher, coal mine Repair man, coal mine Rider, rope (coal mine) Rockman, coal mine Runner, car (coal mine) Runner, coal mine (W.) Runner, jig (coal mine) Washer, coal (mine) 9-9 Not specified. Employee, coal mine Worker, coal mine Worker, coal (mine, N. S.) Worker, colliery 0-3 COPPER MINES. (All "repeaters" apply in this industry. See p. v.) 10-0 Owners, operators, and proprietors. Owner, copper mine 10-1 Officials. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Manager, copper mine 10-3 Bosses, foremen, and overseers. Boss, shift (copper mine) Boss, surface (copper mine) Boss, trammer (copper mine) Foreman, rock house (copper mine) Foreman, surface (copper mine) Overseer, rock house (copper mine) Overseer, surface (copper mine) 10-4 Accountants and auditors. 10-5 Booklieepers. 10-6 Casliiers. 10-7 Clerlis. 10-8 Stenograpliers. 10-9 Typewriters. 20 MINING. 0-2 COPPEK MINES— Continued. 1-1 Blasters. Blaster, copper 1-2 Carmen and trammers. Trammer, copper mine 18-2 Drillers. Driller, diamond (copper mine) Runner, diamond drill (copper mine) Setter, diamond drill (copper mine) 3-0 Dry-house men. Dry-man, copper mine Tender, dry-house (copper mine) 15-3 Helpers. Helper, diamond drill (copper mine) Helper, copper mine 15-5 Laborers. Day laborer, surface (copper mine) Laborer, copper mines Laborer, copper works Laborer, rock house (copper mine) Laborer, shaft house (copper mine) Laborer, surface (copper mine) Laborer, underground (copper mine) Rock-house man, copper mine 3-1 Landers. Lander, copper mine Lander, shaft (copper mine) 0-4 Loaders. Filler, car (copper mine) 0-5 Miners. Miner, copper 3-2 Plattmen. Plattman, copper mine 0-7 Prospectors. Explorer, copper mine Prospector, copper 0-9 Timbermen. Timberman, copper mine 9-8 Other occupations. Pony boy, copper mine 9-9 Not specified. MINING. 21 0-3 GOLD AND SILVER MINES (All "repeaters" apply in this industry. See p. iv.) 10-0 Owners, operators, and proprietors. Leaser, q^uartz mine Leaser, silver mine Operator, gold mine Operator, gold or silver mine Owner, gold mine Owner, placer mine Owner, q^uartz mine Owner, silver mine Proprietor, gold or silver mine Proprietor, quartz mine 10-1 Officials. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Manager, gold mine Manager, placer mine Manager, quartz mine Manager, silver mine Superintendent, gold (mine) Superintendent, gold and silver mine Superintendent, quartz mine 10-3 Bosses, foremen, and overseers. Boss, mining (gold or silver) Boss, shift (gold or silver mine) Foreman, gold mine Foreman, quartz mine Foreman, mine (gold or silver, N. S.) Shift boss, quartz mine 10-4 Accountants and auditors. 10-5 Boolikeepers. 10-6 Casliiers. 10-7 Clerics. 10-8 Stenographers. 10-9 Typewriters. 1-2 Carmen and trammers. Carman, gold or silver mine Carman, quartz mine Trammer, gold or silver mine 4-0 Chargers. Charger (gold or silver mine) 22 MijsriNG. 0-3 GOLD AND SILVER MINES— OontiBued. 12-9 Engineers and pumpers. Engineer, gold mine 13-0 Firemen. Fireman, gold or silver mine 4-1 Flume tenders. Laborer, flume (gold or silver mine) Tender, £ume (gold or silver mine) 4-2 Hammermen. Hammerman (gold or silver mine) 15-5 Laborers. Dirt-passer (gold or silver mine) Laborer, gold mine Laborer, placer mine Laborer, quartz mine (gold or silver) Laborer, silver mine 19-5 Leasers. Leaser, gold or silver mine Block lessee, gold or silver mine Tributer, gold or silver mine Leaser, quartz mine 4-3 Macliine men. Machine man, gold or silver mine 0-5 Miners. Miner, gold Miner, hydraulic (gold or silver) Miner, metalliferous (gold or silver) Miner, ores and metals (gold or silver) Miner, placer Miner, pocket (gold) Miner, quartz (N. S.) Miner, silver Miner, silver and lead 0-6 Mining engineers. Mining engineer, gold or silver 0-7 Prospectors. Explorer, gold Grub staker (gold or silver) Hunter, gold Prospector, gold Prospector, quartz Prospector, silver Seeker, gold MINING. 23 0-3 GOLD AND SILVER MINES— Continued. 4-4 Sorters. Sorter, gold ore Sorter, ore (gold or silver) Sorter, silver ore 4-5 Strikers. Striker (gold or silver mine) 0-9 Timbermen. Timberman, gold or silver mine 2-6 Topmen. Miner, topman (gold or silver) 9-8 Other occupations. 9-9 Not specified. 0-4 IRON MINES. (All "repeaters" apply in this industry. See p. iv.) 10-0 Owners, operators, and proprietors. Operator, iron mine Owner, iron mine Proprietor, iron mine 10-1 Officials. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Manager, iron mine Superintendent, iron mine 10-3 Bosses, foremen, and overseers. Captain, iron Captain, iron mine Foreman, iron mine Foreman, iron ore 10-4 Accountants. 10-5 Boolclfeepers. 10-6 pasliiers. 10-7 Clerlis. 10-8 Stenographers. 24 MINING. 0-4 IRON MINES— Continued. 10-9 Typewriters. 1-2 Carmen and trammers. Trammer, iron mine Trammer, iron ore 15-4 Drivers. Driver, iron mine 12-9 Engineers and pumpers. Brakeman, iron mine Engineer, iron mine 13-0 Firemen. r Fireman, iron mine 15-5 Laborers. Laborer, iron mine 0-4 Loaders. Trimmer, iron ore 0-5 Miners. Contractor, iron ore (contract miner) Digger, iron ore Miner, iron ore 0-7 Prospectors. Explorer, iron Explorer, iron ore Exploring for iron ore Exploring, iron Prospector, iron 0-9 Timbermen. Timberman, iron mine 9-8 Otlier occupations. 9-9 Not speciiied. 0-5 LEAD AND ZINC MINES. (All "repeaters" apply in ibis industry. See p. rv.) 10-0 Owners, operators, and proprietors. Operator, zinc mine Owner, zinc mine Proprietor, zinc mine 10-1 Officials. MINING. 25 0-5 LEAD AND ZINC MINES— Continued. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Superintendent, lead (mine) Superintendent, zinc mine 10-3 Bosses, foremen, and overseers. Foreman, lead mine 10-4 Accountants. 10-5 Bookkeepers. 10-6 Cashiers. 10-7 Clerks. 10-8 Stenographers. 10-9 Typewriters. 18-2 Drillers. Driller, lead mine Driller, zinc mine 12-9 Engineers and pumpers. Engineer, stationary (lead or zinc mine) 13-0 Firemen. Fireman, lead or zinc mine 15-5 Laborers. Laborer, lead mine Laborer, zinc mine 0-4 Loaders. Car loader, lead mine 0-5 Miners. Miner, lead and zinc Miner, zinc 0-6 Mining engineers. Engineer, mining (lead or zinc) 0-7 Prospectors. Prospector, zinc 26 MINING. 0-5 LEAD AND ZINC MINES— Continued. 9-8 Other occupations. 9-9 Not specified. 0-0 AND 0-6 OTHER MINES.o O-O ADMINISTRATIVE, SXTPERVISORY, AND CLERICAL. ("Eepeaters" apply here. Seep, ir.) 1(^-0 Owners, operators, and proprietors. 10-1 Officials. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. 10-3 Bosses, foremen, and overseers. 10-4 Accountants. 10-5 Boolilieepers. 10-6 Cashiers. 10-7 Clerlis. 10-8 Stenographers. 10-9 Typewriters. 11-3 Inspectors, 12-0 Blaclfsmiths. 12-9 Engineers (stationary). a 0-0 is used as the industry symbol for officials and other "repeaters" from 10 to 19, with the exception of laborers; 0-6 is used for mining engineers and prospectors, miners, mine laborers, and "Other occupations." All occupations except miners and mine laborers are grouped. MINING. 27 OTHER MINES— Continued. 0-6 MINING ENGINEERS AND PROSPECTORS, MINERS, MINE LABORERS, AND "OTHER OOCTTPATIONS." (" Repeaters " do not apply herei See pi iv.) 6-2 Mining engineers. 6-3 Prospectors. 6-4 Asphalt miners. Miner, asphalt 6-5 Asphalt mine laborers. Laborer, asphalt mine 6-6 Bauxite miners. Miner, bauxite 6-7 Bauxite mine laborers. Laborer, bauxite mine 6-8 Chloride miners. Miner, chloride 6-9 Chloride mine laborers. Laborer, chloride mine 7-0 Cinnabar miners. Miner, cinnabar 7-1 Cinnabar mine laborers. Laborer, cinnabar mine 7-2 Emery miners. Miner, emery 7-3 Emery mine laborers. Laborer, emery mine 7-4 Garnet miners. Picker, garnet Miner, garnet 7-5 Garnet mine laborers. Laborer, garnet mine 7-6 Graphite miners. Miner, graphite 28 ■ MINING. OTHER MINES— Continued. 0-6 MINING ENGINEERS AND PROSPECTORS, MINERS, MINE LABORERS, AND " OTHER OCCUPATIONS "—Continued. 7-7 Graphite mine laborers. Laborer, graphite mine 7-8 Ochre miners. Miner, ochre 7-9 Ochre mine laborers. Laborer, ochre mine 8-0 Phosphate miners. Miner, phosphate 8-1 Phosphate mine laborers. Laborer, phosphate mine 8-2 Quicksilver miners. Miner, quicksilver 8-3 Quicksilver mine laborers. Laborer, quicksilver mine 8-4 Silica miners. Miner, silica 8-5 Silica mine laborers. Laborer, silica mine 8-6 Spar miners. Miner, spar 8-7 Spar mine laborers. Laborer, spar mine 8-8 Talcum miners. Miner, talcum 8-9 Talcum mine laborers. Laborer, talcum mine 9-0 Tiff miners. Miner, tiff 9-1 Tiff mine laborers. Laborer, tiff mine 9-2 Tin miners. Miner, tin MINING. 29 OTHEB MINES— Continued. 0-6 MINING ENGINEEBS AND PROSPECTORS, MINERS, MINE LABORERS, AND " OTHER OCCUPATIONS "—Continued. 9-3 Tin mine laborers. Laborer, tin mine 9-9 Otlier occupations. 0-6 MINE WORKERS (MINE NOT SPECIFIED). (All "repeaters" apply in this industry. See p. IV.) 10-0 Owners, operators, and proprietors. Business, mining (owner, etc.) Leaser, mine (N. S.) ^ Operator, mine (N. S.) 2^ Owner, mine (N. S.) ,;2 Proprietor, mine (N. S.) 10-1 Olficials. President, mining company fN. S.) Secretary, mining company (N. S.) Treasurer, mining company (N. S.) 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Assistant manager, mine (N. S.) Manager, mine (N. S.) Manager, ore mine (N. S.) Superintendent, mine (N. S.) Superintendent, Hiining company (N. S.) Superintendent, ore mine (N. S.) 10-3 Bosses, foremen, and overseers. Boss, bank (mine, N. S.) Boss, fire (mine, N. S.) Boss, miner (N. S.) Boss, shaft (N. S.) Boss, weigh, mine (N. S.) Captain, mine (N. S.) Foreman, mine CN. S.) Overseer, mine (N. S.) 10-4 Accountants. 10-5 Boolckeepers. 10-6 Casliiers. 10-7 Clerlts. 10-8 Stenograpliers. 10-9 Typewriters. 30 MINING. 0-6 MINE WORKERS (MINE NOT SPECIFIED)— Continue'!. 4r-7 Bell ringers. Ringer, bell (mine, N. S.) Ringer, bell, shaft house (mine, N. S.) 12-0 Blacksmiths. Blacksmith, mine (N. S.) 1-2 Carmen and trammers. Carman (mine, N. S.) Trammer, mine (N. S.) Trammer, underground (N. S.) 12-2 Carpenters. Carpenter, mine (N. S.) 0-1 Door tenders. Trapper, mine (N. S.) 18-2 Drillers. Driller and prospector (mine, N. S.) Drill boy, mine (N. S.) Driller, steam (mine, N. S.) Miner, drillman Operator, drill (mine, N. S.) 15-4 Drivers. Driver, mule (mine, N. S.) Hauler, ore (mine, N. S.) 2-2 Dumpers. Dumper, mine (N. S.) 12-9 Engineers and pumpers. Bolster, ateam (mine, N. S.) Hoistman, mine (N. S.) Ore raiser (N. S.) Pumper, (mine, N. S.) 13-0 Firemen. Fireman, at mine (N. S.) Fireman, at shaft (N. S.) Fireman, mine (N. S.) 15-3 Helpers. Helper, miner (N. S.) 11-3 Inspectors. Inspector, mine (N. S.) Examiner, mine (N. S.) MINING 31 0-6 MINE WORKERS (MINE NOT SPECIFIED)— Continued. l}-5 Laborers. Laborer, day (mine, N. S.) Laborer, mine (N. S.) Laborer, ore bed (N. S.) Laborer, ore mine (N. S.) Laborer, ore washer (N. S.) Mine laborer, mine (N. S.) Shoveler, mine (N. S.) Washing ore (N. S.) 19-5 Leasers- Leaser, mine (N. S.) 0-4 Loaders. Loader, car (mine, N. S.) Trimmer, car (mine, N. S.) 13-7 Mechanics. Master mechanic, mine (N. S.) 0-5 Miners. Contractor, mining (N. S.) Dige;er, ore (N. S.) Miner (N. S.) Miner, metal (N. S.) Miner, minerals (N. S.) Miner, ores (N. S.) Miner, skip Miner, siu-face (mine, N. S.) Miner, trench (N. S.) Miner, tunnel (N. S.) 0-6 Mining engineers. Engineer, general mining (N. S.) Engineer, metallm'gical (N. S.) Engineer, mining (N. S.) Expert, mining (N. S.) 15-6 Oilers. Oiler, mine (N. S.) 0-7 Prospectors. Explorer, diamond drill (N. S.) Explorer (mine, N. S.) Prospector, mine (N. S.) Prospector, mining (N. S.) 4-4 Sorters. Sorter, ore (mine, N. S.) 0-9 Timbermen. — Framer, mine (N. S.) ^ Miner, timberman (N. S.) Timberman, mine (N. S.) 32 MINING. 0-6 MINE WORKEES (MINE NOT SPECIFIED)— Continued. 1-0 Trackmen. Layer, track (mine N. S.) ~; Trackman, mine (N. S.) 15-7 Weighers. Weighman at shaft (N. S.) Weighman, check (N. S.) Weighman, mine (N. S.) Weighmaeter, mine (N. S.) 9-8 Other occupations. Dryman, mine (N. S.) Hostler, mine (N. S.) Mucker, mine (N. S.) Ropeman, mine (N. S.) Tender, skip (mine) Waterman (mine, N. S.) QUARRYING. (A]l "repeaters" apply in this industry. See p. rr.) 0-7 QUARRIES (STONE, CEMENT, SAND, CLAY, ETC.) 10-0 Owners, operators, and proprietors. Contractor, quarry Operator, slate quarry Proprietor, quarry Proprietor, stone quarry 10-1 Officials. President, stone quarry 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Manager, clay company Manager, quarry Manager, stone quarry Superintendent, clay mine Superintendent, slate quarry Superintendent, stone quarry 10-3 Bosses, foremen and overseers. Boss, quarry Boss, stone quarry Foreman, quarry Foreman, slate quarry Foreman, stone quarry Foreman, soapstone quarry 10-4 Accountants. 10-5 Boolilieepers 10-6 Cashiers QUARRYING. 33 0-7 QTTABRIES (STONE, CEMENT, SAND, CLAY, ETC,)— Continued. 10-7 Clerks 10-8 Stenographers 10-9 Typewriters. 1-1 Blasters. Blaster, quarry (any) Blaster, stone quarry Laborer, rock blasting (quarry) 5-0 Block makers. Blocker, slate Breaker, blocks (quarry) Cutting blocks (quarry) Maker, blocks (quarry) 4-0 Chargers. Charger, lime quarry Charger, quarry 5-1 Cranemen. Craneman, stone quarry Craneman, quarry Derrickman, stone quarry 18-2 Drillers. Driller, lime quarry Driller, quarry Driller, rock (quarry) Driller, steam (quarry) Driller, stone quarry 12-9 Engineers and pumpers. Engineer, quarry 13-0 Firemen. Fireman, quarry 15-5 Laborers. Hand, clay bank Laborer, clay mine Laborer, clay quarry Laborer, ground-pit (quarry) Laborer, marble quarry Laborer, quarry Laborer, rocks (quarry) Laborer, sandpit Laborer, sand works Laborer, slate quarry Laborer, stone quarry 61218—10 3 34 QUAKRTING, 0-7 QUARRIES (STONE, CEMENT, SAND, CLAY, ETC.)— Continued. 0-5 Miners. Miner, clay (quarry) Miner, gravel Miner, gypsum rock Miner, quarry Miner, rock Miner, sand works Miner, slate Miner, stone 5-2 Quarrymen. Quarry man Quarryman, bluestone Quarryman, cement Quarryman, limestone Quarryman, slate Quarryman, stone 5-3 Strippers. Stripper, quarry 9-8 Other occupations. Chain hooker, quarry Cutter, sand (quarry) Masher, stone (quarry) Picker, stone (quarry) Rockman (quarry) Scabbier, stone quarry Shoveler, sand (mine or pit) Tool carrier, quarry 9-9 Not specified. Lim.e rock, quarry (N. S.) Quarry, bluestone Quarry boy Quarry, slate (N. S.) Stone quarry (N. S.) Worker, clay Worker, quarry PRODUCTION OF SALT AND NATURAL GAS. 0-8 PRODUCTION OF SALT. (All "repeaters" apply in this industry. See p. rv.) 10-0 Owners, operators, and proprietors. Manufacturer, salt 10-1 Officials. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Superintendent, salt works 10-3 Bosses, foremen, and overseers. Foreman, salt block or works PRODUCTION OF SALT AND NATURAL, GAS. 35 0-8 PRODTJCTION OF SALT— Continuerl. 10-4 Accountants. 10-5 Bookkeepers. 10-6 Cashiers. 10-7 Clerks. 10-8 Stenographers. 10-9 Typewriters. 5^ Boilers. Boiler, salt 5-5 Grinders. Grinder, salt 15-5 Laborers. Laborer, salt Laborer, salt block Laborer, salt factory Laborer, salt works Laborer, salt yard 5-6 Lifters. Lifter, salt 0-5 Miners. Miner, salt 5-7 Refiners. Refiner, salt 9-8 Other occupations. 9-9 Not specified. Maker, salt Worker, salt Worker, salt block Worker, salt works 0-9 PRODTJCTION OF OIL AND NATURAL GAS. (All "repeaters" apply in this industry. See p. it.) 10-0 Owners, operators, and proprietors. Developer, oil Operator, oil 36 PRODUCTION OF SALT AND NATURAL GAS. 0-9 PRODTJCTION OF OIL AND NATURAL GAS— Continued. 10-0 Owners, operators, and proprietors — Continued. Owner, oil well Producer, oil Proprietor, oil well 10-1 Officials. Secretary, oil company 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Manager, oil company Manager, oil well Superintendent, oil well 10-3 Bosses, foremen, and overseers. Foreman, oil drill Boss, oil field Foreman, field or lease (oil) Foreman, oil company Foreman, oil mining Foreman, oil well Overseer, oil field 10-4 Accountants. 10-5 Bookkeepers. 10-6 Cashiers. 10-7 Clerks. 10-8 Stenographers. 10-9 Typewriters. 5-8 Derrick and rig builders. Builder, derrick Builder, oil derrick Builder, oil rigs Builder, oil-well rigs Builder, rig (oil well) 18-2 Drillers. Borer, oil wells Driller, oil company Driller, oil well Driller, oil (well) 15-5 Laborers. Laborer, oil Laborer, oil fields PRODUCTION OF SALT AND NATURAL GAS, 37 0-0 PRODUCTION OF OIL AND NATTTBAL GAS— Continued. 15-5 Laborers — Continued. Laborer, oil well Laborer, pumping oil Laborer, oil-well drilling 0-5 Miners. Miner, oil Miner, petroleum 5-9 Pipe pullers. Puller, oil pipe g— - Puller, oil well 6-0 Pumpers. Pumper, oil Pumper, oil.well 0-8 Sliooters. Shooter, oil well 6-1 Tool dressers. Dresser, tool (oil field or well) 9-8 Other occupations. 9-9 Not specified. Oilman (oil well) Worker, oil well (B) INDUSTRIES OF TRANSFORMATION, TRANSPORTA- TION, AND TRADE. III. MANUFACTUEING AND IIECHANICAL INDUSTRIES. Chemicals and Allied Products. 1-0 febtilizeb. makers. (All "repeaters" apply in this industry. See p. IV.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. Fertilizer man (proi)rietor) Manufacturer of fertilizers 10-1 Officials. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Manager, fertilizer works Superintendent, fertilizer works 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Foreman, fertilizer works Overseer, fertilizer works 15-5 Laborers. Day laborer, fertilizer works Day laborer, phosphate works Laborer, fertilizer Laborer, fertilizer factory Laborer, fertilizer works Laborer, guano factory Laborer, guano works Laborer, phosphate works 0-0 TrucltHien. Truckman, guano mill 9-8 Otlier occupations. 9-9 Not specified. Employee, guano factory Worker, guano factory (38) CHEMICALS AND ALLIED PRODUCTS. 39 1-1 PAINT MAKEKS. (All "repeaters" apply in this Industry. See p. iv.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. Maker, paint (proprietor) Manufacturer, paint 10-1 Officials. President, paint factory 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Superintendent, pauit factory- Superintendent, varnish factory 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Foreman, paint factory 18-0 Burners. Burner, paint 5-5 Grinders. Grinder, paint 15-5 Laborers. Laborer, paint factory Laborer, varnish works 2-2 Mixers. Mixer, paint Mixer, color (paint maker) 9-8 Otlier occupations. 9-9 Not specified. Maker, paint (operative, N. S.) Maker, varnish (operative, N. S.) Worker, paint 1-3 POWDER, CABTBIDGE, DYNAMITE, FUSE, AND FIREWORKS MAKERS. ("Repeaters" not given do not apply in this industry. See p. iv.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. Manufacturer (powder) 10-1 Officials. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Superintendent, fuse company Superintendent, powder works 40 CHEMICALS AND ALLIED PRODUCTS. 1-a POWDER, CABTBIDGE, DYNAMITE, FUSE, AND FIREWORKS MAKERS — Continued. 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Foreman, cartridge factory- Foreman, powder factory 10-4 Accountants. 10-5 Bookkeepers. 10-6 Cashiers. 10-7 Clerks. Clerk, fireworks factory 10-8 Stenographers. stenographer, shell factory 10-9 Typewriters. 1-0 Operatives in cartridge factories. Capping, shells Employee, cartridge shop Filler, cartridges Hand, cartridge factory Heading, shells Inspector, bullets Inspector, cartridges Inspector, shells Loader, cartridges Loader, shells Machine work, cartridge factory Maker, cartridges Maker, shells Maker, wads Operator, cartridge factory (W.) Operator, cartridge shop (W.) Operator, cartridges (W.) Operator machine, cartridge factory Packer, cartridges Presser, cartridge factory Primer, cartridges Worker, cartridge factory 1-1 Operatives in dynamite factories. Employee, dynamite factory- Maker, dynamite Worker, dynamite 1-2 Operatives in fireworks factories. Coverer, paper caps EmpIo5'ee, squib factory Filler, fireworks Finisher, fireworks Hand, fireworks factory CHEMICALS AND ALLIED PEODDCTS. 41 1-2 POWDER, CABTRIDGE, DYNAMITE, FUSE, AND FIREWORKS MAKE R S— Continued. 1-2 Operatives In fireworks factories — Continued. Maker, fireworks Maker, squibs Maker, torpedoes Maker, toy caps Operator, fireworks Shop, fireworks Twister, torpedoes 1-3 Operatives in fuse factories. Coiler, fuse Operative, fuse works Spooler, fuse 1-4 Operatives in powder factories. Brakeman, powder works Burner, lead (powder works) Concentrator, acid (powder mill) Cook, acid (powder works) Employee, powder mill Maker, powder Wheelman, powder mill Worker, powder mill 15-5 Laborers. Laborer, cartridge factory Laborer, cartridge shop Laborer, cartridge works Laborer, dynamite Laborer, fireworks Laborer, fuse works Laborer, gun-cap works Laborer, powder works Laborer, powder factory 1-3 SOAP MAKERS. (All "repeaters" apply in this industry. See p. iv.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. Manufacturer, soap Proprietor, soap factory 10-1 Officials. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Superintendent, soap factory 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Foreman, soap factory Overseer, soap factory 10-7 Clerks. Clerk, soap factory 42 CHEMICALS AND ALLIED FBODUCT8. 1-3 SOAP MAKERS— Continued. 5-4 Boilers, Boiler, soap 15-5 Laborers. Laborer, soap factory, mill, or works Laborer, soap maker Laborer, soap (N. S.) 16-5 Pressers. Presser, soap 15-1 Wrappers. Wrapper, soap factory 9-8 Other occupations. 9-9 Not specified. Employee, soap factory Hand, soap factory Maker, soap Work, general (soap factory) Worker, soap factory 1-4 OTHER CHEMICAL WORKERS. (All "repeaters" apply in this industry. See p. IV,) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. Manufacturer, -chemist Manufacturer, medicine Manufacturer, soda Proprietor, soda factory Proprietor, soda works 10-1 Officials. Secretary, chemical works 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Manager, medicine company Superintendent, chemical works 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Foreman, camphor factory Foreman, chemical works Foreman, soda works Foreman, solvay works Foreman, starch factory 10-5 Bookkeepers. 10-7 Clerks. Clerk, chemical Clerk, laboratory OHEMIOALa AND ALLIED PRODUCTS. 43 1-4 OTHER CHEMICAL WORKERS— Continued. 10-8 Stenographers. 10-9 Typewriters. 15-3 Helpers. Helper, soda factory 17-0 Labelers. Labeler, drugs, etc. 15-5 Laborers. Day laborer, chemical works Laborer, acid works Laborer, alkali works Laborer, borax factory Laborer, candles Laborer, carbide works Laborer, chemical Laborer, chemical factory or works Laborer, glue works Laborer, laboratory (chemical) Laborer, ochre mill Laborer, saleratus Laborer, soda ash Laborer, soda factory Laborer, solvay works Laborer, starch factory Laborer,, starch works Laborer, sulphite mill Laborer, talcum mill Laborer, tallow factory Laborer, tar plant 15-0 Packers. Packer, drugs Packer, medicine company. Packer, saleratus 3-0 Printers. Printer, drug company. 11^ Sliippers. 9-8 Otlier operatives in cliemical factories. Burner, sulphur (chemical works) Coater, pills Decorator, candle factory Employee, acid works Employee, chemical laboratory Employee, chemical works Employee, glue factory Employee, soda factory Employee, soda refinery Employee, starch factory Employee, sulphur works 44 CHEMICALS AND ALLIJKD PEODUCT'S. 1-4 OTHEE. CHEMICAL WORKERS— ContiDued. 9-8 Other operatives In chemical factories — Continued. Hand, acid factory Hand, candle factory Hand, chemical factory Maker, acid Maker, candles Maker, capsules Maker, carbon Maker, chemicals Maker, chewing gum Maker, drugs or medicines Maker, dye Maker, glue Maker, gum Maker, ink Maker, perfume Maker, pills Maker, starch Maker, wax Maker, yeast Miller, drugs Mixer, chemical works Molder, carbon Operative, blacking factory Operator, chemical works Refiner, camphor Renderer, tallow Stillman, chemical works Tankman, chemical works Tallow business Tallow maker Tester, aolvay Worker, chemical Wrapper, gum factory Worker, laboratory (chemical) Worker, tallow Worker, wax Clay, Glass, and Stone Products 1-5 brickmakers. (AU "repeaters" apply in this industry. See p. iv.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. Manufacturer, brick Owner, brickyard Partner, brickyard Proprietor, brickyard 10-1 Officials. President, brick manufacturing company 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Superintendent, brickyard 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Foreman, brickyard Overseer, brickyard OLAT, GLASS, AND STONE PRODUCTS. 45 1-5 BBICKMAKEBS— Continued. 10-7 Clerks. Clerk, brickyard Timekeeper, brickyard 18-0 Burners. Baker, brick Burner, brick 16-8 Cutters. Cutter, brick 12-9 Engineers. Engineer, brickyard 13-0 Firemen. Fireman, brickyard 15-3 Helpers. Helper, brickyard 11-3 Inspectors. Inspector, brick 15-5 Laborers. Bankman (brickyard) Brickyard boy Day laborer, brickyard Digger, clay (brickyard) Dumper, brickyard Hand, brickyard Hand, shed (brickyard) Laborer, brick (N. S.) Laborer, brick factory Laborer, brick and tile factory Laborer, brick and tile works Laborer, brick works Laborer, brickyard Laborer, clay bank (brickyard) Miner, clay (brickyard) Off-bearer, brickyard Shoveler, pit (brickyard) Striker, brickyard Trucker, brickyard • Wheelbarrower, brickyard Wbeeler, brick (brickyard) 13-1 Macliinists. Machinist, brickyard 15-8 Holders. Molder, brick 15-0 Paclters. 46 CLAY, GLASS, AND STOTSTE PRODUCTS. 1-5 BBICKMAKEBS— Continued. 16-5 Pressers. Presser, brickyard 4-3 Setters. Setter, brickyard 4-4 Sorters. Sorter, brick 9-8 Other occupations. 9-9 Not specified. Brickmaker, brickyard Employee, brickyard Maker, brick Worker, brickyard Workman, brickyard 1-6 POTTERIES. (All "repeaters" apply in this industry. See p. iv.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. Manufacturer, pottery 10-1 Officials. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Manager, pottery 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Assistant foreman (pottery) Boss, pottery Foreman, pottery 15-3 Apprentices. Apprentice, potter 18-0 Burners. Baker, pottery (W.) Burner, kiln (pottery) Burner, pottery 1-0 Cleaners, washers, and spongers. Cleaner, pottery Sponger, pottery Washer, pottery 16-8 Cutters. Cutter, pottery 12-4 Decorators. Decorator, pottery CLAY, GLASS, AND 8T0NE PRODUCTS. 47 1-6 POTTERIES— Continued. 0-1 Dippers. Dipper, pottery 1-2 Dishmakers. Maker, dishea (pottery) 16-1 Finishers. Dresser, pottery Finisher, pottery 13-0 Firemen. Fireman, pottery 1-3 Gilders. Gilder, pottery 1-4 Giaziers. Glazier, pottery 15-3 Helpers. Helper, pottery 11-3 Inspectors. Inspector, pottery 1-5 Jiggermen. Jigger, pottery Jiggerman, pottery 1-6 Kilnmen. Drawer, kiln (pottery) Hand, kiln (pottery) Heater, pottery Kilnman, pottery Kiln setter, pottery Placer, kiln (pottery) 15-5 Laborers. Day laborer, pottery Handler, pottery Laborer, clay factory Laborer, clay works Laborer, clay yard (pottery) Laborer, day (pottery) Laborer, fire (clay works or pottery ) Laborer, pipe works (clay) Laborer, pottery Laborer, pottery shop 15-8 Molders. Modeler, clay (pottery) Molder, clay works Molder, pottery Molder, stoneware (pottery) Runner, mold (pottery) 48 CLAY, GLASS, AND STONE PEODTTOTS. 1-6 POTTERIES— Continued. 15-0 Packers. Packer, china Packer, crockery 13-3 Painters. Painter, kiln (pottery) 3-1 Potters. Potter, pottery 16-5 Pressers. Presser, pottery 3-0 Printers. Printer, pottery 18-5' Turners. Turner, pottery 9-8 Other occupations. Batter-out, pottery Brusher, pottery Pettier, pottery Jollier, pottery Jollyman, pottery Maker, daggers (pottery) Maker, pots (pottery) Squeezer, pottery Tallyman, pottery Temperer, pottery clay Transferrer, pottery Warehouseman, pottery Wheelman, pottery 9-9 Not specified. China works (pottery) Maker, porcelain (pottery) Maker, pottery Potteryman (pottery) Worker, clay (pottery) Worker, porcelain (pottery) Worker, pottery 1-7 TIIiE MAKERS. (All "repeaters" apply in tills Industry. See p. iv.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. Manufacturer, tile and brick Partner, tile mill 10-1 Officials. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. OLAY, GLASS, AND STONE PRODUCTS. 49 1-7 TILE MAKERS— Continued. 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Foreman, tile factory or works 10-7 Clerks. 18-0 Burners. Burner, tile 15-5 Laborers. Laborer, tile factory Laborer, tile works Laborer, tile yard Laborer, tiling 15-8 Molders. Holder, tile 16-5 Pressors. Pressman, tile 4-4 Sorters. Sorter, tile 9-8 Other occupations. 9-9 Not specified. Maker, tile Worker, tile 1-8 GLASS. (All "repeaters" apply in this industry. See p. rv.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. 10-1 Officials. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Manager, glass works Superintendent, glass works 10-3 Foremen and overseers Boss, glass factory Boss packer, glass works Foreman, glass works 10-7 Clerks. Clerk, bottle maker 61218—10 i 50 CLAT, GLASS, AND STONE PKODUCTS. 1-8 GLASS— ContiDiied. 15-2 Apprentices. Apprentice, bottle blower Apprentice, glass blower Apprentice, glass cutter Apprentice, glass factory Apprentice, glass work Apprentice, glass (N. S.) 0-2 Blowers. Blower, bottles Blower, glass works or factory Blower, lamps Blower, window glass. Glass blower 16-0 Buffers. Buffer, glass 0-3 Carriers. Carrier, bottle Carrier, glass factory Carrier boy, bottle factory 18-1 Casters. Caster, glass 16-8 Cutters. Cutter, glass 12-4 Decorators. Decorator, glass Embosser, glass 13-9 Engravers. Engraver, glass Engraver or etcher, glae 0-4 FlUers-ln. Filler, glass factory 16-1 Finishers. Finisher, glass 0-5 Flatteners. Flattener, glass 0-6 Gaffers. Gaffer, glass factory 0-7 Gatherers. Gatherer, glass Gatherer, glass factory CLAY, GLASS, AND STONE PRODUCTS 51 1-8 GLASS— Continued. 0-7 Gatherers— Continued. Gatherer, window glass Gathering, glass works Gathering boy, bottle factory 1-4 Glaziers. Glazier, glass factory 5-5 Grinders. Grinder, bottle (glass factory) Grinder, glass Grinder, stopper Laver, glass 15-3 Helpers. Helper, glass works 11-3 Inspectors. Inspector, glass 15-5 Laborers. Day laborer, glass factory Laborer, bottle factory Laborer, glass house Laborer, glass works 0-8 Ladlers. Ladler, glass factory 0-9 Lelirsmen and lehr-tenders. Lehrsman or lehr-tender, glass factory 2-2 Mixers (batcli). Mixer, batch (glass factory) Mixer, glass factory 2-3 Mold makers. Maker, molds (glass factory) 15-8 Molders. Mold boy, glass factory Molder, glass factory 15-0 Packers. Packer, bottles Packer, glass Packer, glass (factory) 13-3 Painters. Painter, glass 52 OLAY, GLASS, AND STONE PRODUCTS 1-8 GI/ASS— Continued. 16-2 Polishers. Polisher, glass 16-5 Pressers. Pressor, glass 19-2 Shearers. Shearer, glass 2-5 Smoothers. Smoother, glass 2-6 Snappers. Snapper, glass Snap boy, glass factory Snapping-up, glass works 4rA Sorters. Assorter, glass factory Sorting, bottles 2-7 Stainers. Stainer, glass factory 19-0 Stampers. Stamper, glass factory 2-9 Stickers-up. Laying up bottles, glass factory Sticks up, glass 4-0 Teasers. Master-teaser, glass factory Teaser, glass factory 9-8 Other occupations. Bender, glass Beveler, glass Blocker, glass Booker, glass Capper, glass factory Chore boy, glass house Cleaner, glass works Maker, pots (glass factory) Selector, glass Setter, glass Tending boy, bottle works Tender layer, glass factory Warmer, glass factory 9-9 Not specified. Employee, glasi factory Maker, glass CLAY, GLASS, AND STONE PRODUCTS. 53 1-8 GLASS— Continued. 9-9 Not specified — Continued. Tender, glaea works Worker, glass Worker, glasa factory Worker, window (glass) 1-9 TEBRA-COTTA WORKS. (All "repeaters" apply in this industry. See p. iv.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. Terra-cotta manufacturer 10-1 Officials. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Foreman, sewer-pipe works Foreman, terra-cotta works 10-7 Clerlis. 18-0 Burners. Burner, kiln (terra-cotta) 16-1 Finishers. Finisher, terra-cotta 15-5 Laborers. Laborer, sewer-pipe works Laborer, terra-cotta Laborer, terra-cotta works 5-0 Modelers. Modeler, terra-cotta 15-8 Molders. Holder, terra-cotta 5-1 Pipe setters. Setter, pipe, (terra-cotta kilr) 16-5 Pressers. Pressor, terra-cotta 9-8 Other occupations. 9-9 Not specified. Worker, terra-cotta 54 CLAY, GLASS, AND STONE PRODUCTS. 2-0 LIME, CEMENT, AND GYPSTJM. (All "repeaters" apply in this industry. See p. iv.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. Manufacturer, concrete blocks Proprietor, cement mill 10-1 Officials. President, cement company 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Superintendent, cement works Superintendent, stone crusher (cement works) 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Foreman, asphalt works Foreman, cement works Foreman, lime kiln 10-7 Clerlis. 18-0 Burners. Burner, cement kiln Burner, cement (N. S.) Burner, lime 13-0 Firemen. Fireman, lime kiln 6-0 Kiln drawers. Drawer, kiln, cement works 15-5 Laborers. General work, lime kiln Laborer, asphalt works Laborer, cement works Laborer, lime kiln Laborer, lime works Laborer, limestone Laborer, plaster mill Laborer, stone crusher (cement works) Laborer, stucco works 9-8 Other occupations. 9-9 Not specified. Maker, cement Maker, lime Worker, cement works CLAY, GLASS, AND STONE PRODUCTS. 55 2-1 MARBLE AND STONE CirTTEBS. (All "repeaters" apply in this Industry. See p. iv.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. Proprietor, marble works 10-1 Officials. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Superintendent, marble works Superintendent, stone works 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Foreman, marble Foreman, stonecutter Foreman, stone yard 10-7 Clerks. 15-2 Apprentices. Apprentice, marble cutter Apprentice, stonecutter 7-0 Block makers. Breaker, stone (stonecutter) Breaker, stone block (stonecutter) Maker, blocks (stonecutter) Maker, blocks (basalt) Maker, block (stonecutter) 1-0 Cleaners. Cleaner, marble Cleaner, stone 16-8 Cutters, Carver, marble Cutter, bluestone Cutter, granite Cutter, marble Cutter, slate Cutter, stone 16-1 Dressers and finishers. Dresser, slate Dresser, stone Finisher, marble or stone Finisher, statuary 18-2 Drillers. Driller, rock Driller, stone 66 CLAY, GLASS, AND STONE PRODUCTS. 2-1 MARBLE AND STONE CUTTEES— Continued. 5-5 Grinders. Grinder, stone 11-3 Inspectors. Inspector, marble or stone Inspector, slate 15-5 Laborers. Laborer, granite ^cutter> Laborer, marble (cutter) Laborer, marble mill Laborer, slate (cutter) Laborer, stone (cutter) Laborer, stone works Laborer, stone yard 7-2 Letterers. Letterer, granite or stone 7-3 Monument and stone setters. Setter, marble Setter, monument Setter, stones (monument) 16-3 Planers. Planer, marble works Planer, stone Shaver, slate 16-2 Polishers. Polisher, granite Polisher, marble Polisher, stone Rubber, marble Rubber, slate Rubber, stone 16-^ Sawyers. Sawyer, marble Sawyer, slate Sawyer, stone 'i-i Slate splitters. Splitter, slate 9-8 Other occupations. Holeman, slate Measurer, stone Runs marble machine Tracer, marble 9-9 Not specified. Maker, monument Maker, slate CLAY, GLASS, AND STONE PEODUOTS. 57 2-1 MARBLE AND STONE CTJTTEBS— Continued. 9-9 Not specified — Continued. Stone works Stone yard Worker, marble Worker, slate Worker, stone (cutter) Clothing. 2-2 CLOTHING MAKERS (suits, coats, cloaks, and overalls). (All "repeaters" apply in tliis industry. See p. IV.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. Keeper, tailor shop Manufacturer, cloaks Manufacturer, clothing Merchant tailor Partner, merchant tailor Proprietor, clothing works 10-1 Officials. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Superintendent, clothing factory 10-3 Foremen and overseers*. Forelady, clothing (tailoress) Foreman, cloak (tailor) Foreman, clothing factory (tailor) Foreman, tailor 10-7 Clerks. 15-3 Apprentices. Apprentice, cloth cutter (tailor) Apprentice, custom tailor Apprentice, tailor Apprentice, tailoress 1-2 Basters. Baster, coats (tailor) Baster, clothing (tailor) Baster, pants (tailor) Baster, tailor Baster, vests 3-0 Bushelers. Busheler, coats (tailor) Bushelman, clothing (tailor) 1-4 Buttonhole workers. Buttonhole worker (coats, cloaks, and suits) Maker, buttonholes (coats, cloaks, and suits) 58 CLOTHING. 2-2 CLOTHING MAKERS (suits, coats, cloaks, and overalls)— Continued. 3-1 Button sewers. Sewer, buttons (tailor) shop 3-2 Contractors. Contractor, cloaks (tailor) Contractor, clothing (tailor) Contractor, coats (tailor) 16-8 Cutters. Cutter, cloaks Cutter, coats Cutter, cloth (tailor) Cutter, clothing (tailor) Cutter, custom (tailor) Cutter, garments (tailor) Cutter, ladies' clothing (tailor) Cutter, men's clothes Cutter, overalls Cutter, pants Cutter, tailor Cutting, lining (clothing) 12-5 Designers. Designer, cloaks Designer, clothing 14-3 Errand boys. Errand boy, tailor shop 16-1 Finishers. Finisher, coats Finisher, cloaks (tailor) Finisher, clothing (tailor) Finisher, garments (tailor) Finisher, ladies' cloaks Finisher, men's clothing Finisher, pants Finisher, tailor Finisher, trousers Finisher, vests 1-5 Fitters. Assistant, fitter (tailor) Fitter, cloaks (tailor) Fitter, clothing (tailor) 3-3 Furnisliers. Furnisher, coat (tailor) Furnisher, cloaks (tailor) Furnisher, clothing (tailor) 15-3 Helpers. Helper, tailor shop CLOTHING. 59 2-2 CLOTHING MAKERS (suits, coats, cloaks, and overalls)— Continued. 11-3 Inspectors. Examiner, clothing (tailor) Inspector, clothing (tailor) 1-8 Operators (machine). Haiid, machine (tailor shop) Hand, machine, vests Machine girl, tailor shop Operator, children's coats (tailor) Operator, coats Operator, cloaks Operator, clothing (tailor) Operator, jackets (lailor) Operator, knee pants Operator, ladies' cloaks Operator, machine (tailor) Operator, men's clothing Operator, overall factory- Operator, overalls Operator, pants Operator, suits Operator, tailor Operator, tailor machine • Operator, tailor shop Operator, vests 14-4 Porters. Porter, tailor shop 16-5 Pressers and ironers. Ironer, cloaks Ironer, clothing (tailor) Ironer, tailor shop Presser, cloaks Presser, clothing (tailor) Presser, coats Presser, jackets Presser, men's clothing Presser, pants Presser (tailor) Presser, vests 2-0 Repairers. Repaii-er, clothes (tailor) Repairer, garments (tailor) 9-2 Sewers and seamstresses. Seamstress, overall factory- Seamstress, tailors' Se-wer, tailor shop Se-wer, clothing factory (tailor) Sewer, pants 3-4 Spongers. Sponger, cloth (tailor) Sponger, cloth (N. S.) Sponger, clothing (tailor) 60 CLOTHING. 2-2 CLOTHING MAKERS (suits, coats, cloaks, and overalla)— Continued. 0-0 Tailors. Assistant, tailor's Ladies' tailor Maker, cloaks (tailor) Tailor (any) Tailor, cloak Tailor, clothiag Tailor, coat Tailor, costume Tailor, custom Tailor, journeyman Tailor, ladies' Tailor, machine Tailor, pants Tailor, suits Tailor, skirts Tailor, vest Tailoress (any) 2-2 Trimmers. Trimmer, cloaks Trimmer, clothing (tailor) Trimmer, pants Trimmer, tailor Trimmer, vests 9-8 Otlier occupations. Sweater (tailor, N. S.) 9-9 Not specified. Employee, tailor Factory girl, tailor shop Hand, clothing (tailor) Hand, coat Hand, pants Hand, tailor Hand, tailor shop Maker, capes Maker, clothing (tailor) Maker, jackets Maker, knee pants Maker, overalls Maker, pants Maker, pantaloons Maker, vests Worker, garment (tailor) Worker, tailor shop 2-3 CLOTHING MAKERS (other than suits, coats, cloaks, and overalls). (All "repeaters" apply in this industry. See p. IV.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. Manufacturer, neckwear 10-1 Officials. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. CLOTHING. 61 2-3 CLOTHING MAKERS (other than suits, coats, cloaks, and over- alls) — Continued. 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Porelady, dressmaker Overseer, wrappers 10-5 Bookkeepers. Bookkeeper, dressmaking shop 10-7 Clerks. 1-2 Basters. Baster (N. S.) 1-3 Binders. Binder, skirt 1-4 Buttonhole makers. Operator, buttonholes (clothing except suits, coats, etc.) Sewer, buttonholes (clothing except suits, coats, etc.) Worker, buttonholes (clothing except suits, coats, etc.) 4-0 Cap makers (N. S.). Blocker, caps Maker, caps Worker, cap factory 4-1 Children's clothing makers (N. S.). Maker, boys' waists Maker, clothing (children's) Maker, dresses (children's) Maker, infants' wear 16-8 Cutters. Cutter, caps Cutter, dresses Cutter, ladies' waists Cutter, neckties Cutter, neckwear Cutter, shirt waist Cutter, skirts Cutter, underwear Cutter, waists Cutter, wrappers 12-5 Designers. Designer, clothing (ladies') Designer, dresses 9-0 Dressmakers. Dressmaker, factory 62 CLOTHING. 2-3 CLOTHING MAKERS (other than suits, coats, cloaks, and over- alls) — Continued. 8-2 Embroiderers. Embroiderer, regalia factory 16-1 Finishers. Finisher, caps Finisher, dresses 1-5 Fitters. Dress fitter 4-2 Handkercliief makers (N. S.)- Maker, handkerchiefs Operative, handkerchiefs (N. S.) 11-3 Inspectors and examiners. Examiner, ladies' clothing Examiner, underwear Inspector, clothing Inspector, shirt waists 15-5 Laborers. Laborer, sewing Laborer, suspender factory Laborer, wrapper factory 2-0 Menders. Mender, clothes (N. S.) 0-1 Necktie and neckwear makers (N. S.). Hand, neckties (maker) Maker, gents' neckwear Maker, ladies' neckties Maker, ladies' neckwear Maker, men's neckwear Maker, neckties Maker, neckwear Maker, scarfs Maker, ties Necktie maker Neckwear maker (any kind except collars) Tie maker Turner, neckties Worker, neckwear factory. 1-8 Operators (machine). Hand, sewing machine Operative, wrapper factory Operator, aprons Operator, cap factory Operator, children's clothes Operator, dress shirts Operator, handkerchiefs Operator, infants' wear Operator, machine, shirt waists CLOTHING. 63 2-3 CLOTHING MAKERS (other than suits, coats, cloaks, and over- alls) — Continued. 1-8 Operators (machine) — Continued. Operator, neckties. Operator, neckwear Operator, sewing machine Operator, shirt waists Operator, silk waists Operator, skirts Operator, suspenders. Operator, ties Operator, underwear Operator, underwear factory Operator, waists Operator, white goods Operator, wrappers Seamer (N. S.) Sewer, machine Sewing, clothing factorj' Stitcher, machine (sewing) Stitcher, silk Stitcher, suspenders Stitcher, waists Tucker, ladies' wear Tucker, waists Work, machine (seamstress) 15-0 Packers. Packer, felt boot factory 16-5 Pressers. Presser, ladies' garments Pressor, shirt waists Presser, underwear Presser, waists 9-2 Seamstresses. Hammer (seamstress) Sewer, caps Sewer, dry goods (factory) Sewer, factory Sewer, fancy (factory) Sewer, hand (factory) Sewer, neckwear Sewer,, neckties Sewer, shirt-waist factory — Sewer, underwear Sewer, wrappers 4r-3 Skirt makers (N. S.). Maker, skirts 4-5 Suspender makers (N. S.). Maker, garters Maker, suspenders Manufactiuing, suspenders (W.) 2-2 Trimmers. Ti-immer, caps 64 CLOTHING. 2-3 CliOTHING MAKERS (other than suits, coats, cloaks, and over- alls) — Continued. 4-6 Underwear makers (N. S.) (knit wear excepted). Hand, white goods Maker, underwear Maker, white goods Tailor, underwear Worker, white goods 4r-l Waist makers (N. S.). Hand, waists Maker, ladies' waists Maker, shirt waists Maker, silk waists Maker, waists " " 4r-8 Wrapper makers (N. S.). Employee, wrapper factory - Ladies' wrappers (maker) Maker, wrappers 9-8 Other clothing makers. Maker, aprons Maker, regalia Maker, sleeves 9-9 Not specified. Maker, garments 3-4 CORSET MAKERS. (All "repeaters" apply in this industry. See p. rv.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. Manufacturer, corsets " ": 10-1 Officials. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Forelady, corset manufacturing Foreman, corset manufacturing Forewoman, corset factory 10-7 Clerks. Olerk, corset factory 1-2 Basters. B aster, corsets 1-3 Binders. Binder, corset factory CLOTHING. 65 2-4 CORSET MAKERS— Continued. 5-0 Boners. Boner, corsets 5-1 Claspers. Clasper, corsets 5-2 Clippers. Clipper, corsets 5-3 Corders. Corder, corsets 16-8 Cutters. Cutter, corset factory 4-6 Fillers. 16-1 Finishers. Finisher, corsets 1-5 Fitters. Fitter, corsets 5-4 Flossers. Flosser, corsets 2-5 Folders. Folder, corsets 2-3 Formers, molders, and shapers. Former, corsets Holder, corsets Shaper, corsets 11-3 Inspectors and examiners. Examiner, corsets Inspector, corset factory 1-9 Joiners. Joiner, corsets 15-5 Laborers. Laborer, corset factory 5-6 Lacers. Lacer, corsets 1-8 Operators (machine). Hand, machine (corset factory) Operator, corset factory 61218—10 5 66 CLQTHING. 2-4 COBSET MAKERS— Continued. 1-8 Operators (machine) — Continued. Operator, machine (corset factory) Stitcher, corsets Stitcher, corset factory 16-5 Pressers and ironers. Ironer, corsets Presser, corsets 2-0 Repairers. Repairer, corsets 9-2 Seamstresses. Seamer, corset factory Seamstress, corsets Sewer, corsets 19-0 Stampers. Stamper, corsets 18-4 Strippers. stripper, corsets 2-2 Trimmers. Trimmer, corsets 17-9 Winders. Winder, corsets 9-8 Otlier occupations. 9-9 Not specified. Employee, corset factory Hand, corset factory Maker, corsets Worker, corset factory 2-5 GLOVE MAKERS. (All "repeaters" apply In this industry. See p. iv.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. Proprietor, glove factory 10-1 Officials. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Superintendent, glove factory CLOTHING. 67 2-5 GLOVE MAKERS— Continued. 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Forelady, glove factory Foreman, glove factory 10-7 Clerks. 15-2 Apprentices. Apprentice, glove maker Apprentice, glove manufacturing 1-1 Banders. Bander, glove factory 1-3 Binders. Binder, glove factory 16-8 Cutters. Cutter, gloves 16-1 Finishers. Finisher, gloves 6-0 Furrier (glove factory). Furrier (gloves) 15-5 Laborers. Laborer, glove factory 6-1 Layers-off. Layer-off, glove factory 2-0 Menders. Mender, gloves 1-8 Operators (macliine). Glove machine girl Hand, machine (glove factory) Maker, gloves, machine Operator, gloves Operator, machine (gloves) Operator, sewing machine (gloves) Stitcher, gloves 16-5 Pressers. Presser, gloves. 9-2 Sevfers*. Sewer, gloves 68 CLOTHING. 2-5 GLOVE MAKEBS— Continued. 6-2 Silkers. Silker, glove factory 19-0 Stampers. stamper, glove factory 6-4 Threaders. Wax threader, glove factory 6-3 Tippers. Tipper, gloves 2-2 Trimmers. Trimmer, glove 18-5 Turners. Turner, gloves (factory) 9-8 Otlier occupations. Puller, end 3 (glove factory) 9-9 Not specified. Employee, glove factory Glover (N. S.) Hand, glove factory Maker, gloves . J Maker, kid gloves Maker, mittens Worker, glove factory 2^6 HAT MAKEBS (wool or felt). (All "repeaters" apply in this industry. See p. IV.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors- Manufacturer, hats (wool) 10-1 Officials. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. gjji Superintendent, hat factory (wool) 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Assistant foreman, hat factory (wool) Forelady, hat factory (wool) Foreman, hat factory (wool) .- .ol^^ . Foreman, hat finisher (wool) 10-7 Clerlts. CLOTHING. 69 3-6 HAT MAKERS (wool or felt)— Continued. 15-2 Apprentices. Apprentice, hatter (wool) Apprentice, hat finisher (wool) 1-1 Banders. Bander, hats (wool) 1-3 Binders. Binder, hats (wool) 7-0 Blocliers. Blocker, hats (wool) 1-0 Cleaners. Cleaner, hats (wool) 7-1 Colorers. Colorer, hats (wool) Colorman, hats (wool) 7-2 Coners. Coner, hats (wool) 7-3 Curlers. Curler, hats (wool) Hatter, curler (wool) 16-8 Cutters. Cutter, hats (wool) 2-9 Dyers. Dyer, hats (wool) 16-1 Finishers. Finisher, hats (wool) Finisher, hat factory (wool) Hatter, finisher (wool) 7-4 Flangers. Flanger, hats (wool) 2-3 Formers. Former, hats (wool) 7-5 Frillers. Friller, hat factory (wool) 7-6 Fullers. Fuller, hats (wool) 70 CLOTHING. 2-6 HAT MAKERS (wool or felt)— Continued. 7-7 Fur-feeders. Feeder, hat factory (wool) Feeder, fur (hat factory) 7-8 Hardeners and stiiFeners. Hardener, hat factory (wool) Stiffener, hats (wool) 7-9 Hatters. Hatter (wool) Hatter, felt (maker) Hatter, fur (maker) Hatter, silk (maker) Hatter, wool (maker) Journeyman, hatter (wool) 15-3 Helpers. Helper, hat factory (wool) 11-3 Inspectors. Inspector, hats (wool) 1-7 Ironers. Ironer, hats (wool) 15-5 Laborers. Laborer, hat factory (wool) 8-0 Liners. Liner, hats (wool) 2-0 Menders. Mender, hats (wool) 15-0 Packers. Packer, hats (wool) 8-1 Pouncers. Pouncer, hats (wool) 16-5 Pressors. Presser, hats (wool) 3-0 Printers. Printer, hat tips (wool) 8-2 Rounders. Rounder, hats (wool) CLOTHING. 71 2-6 HAT MAKEBS (wool or felt)— Continued. 8-3 Setters. Setter, hata (wool) 9-2 Sewers. Sewer, hats (wool) Tacker, hat factory (wool) 8-4 Shavers. Shaver, hats (wool) 0-2 Sizers. Hatter, sizer (wool) Sizer, hat factory (wool) 8-5 Slippers. Slipper, hats (wool) 1-8 Stitchers. Stitcher, hats (wool) 8-6 Stretchers. Stretcher, hats (wool) 18^ Strippers. stripper, hats (wool) 8-7 Tip maliers. Maker, tips (wool hats) 2-2 Trimmers. Trimmer, felt hats Trimmer, fur hats Trimmer, hats (wool) Trimmer, hat factory (wool) Trimmer, hatter (wool) 8-8 Wirers, Wirer, hats (wool) 9-8 Other occupations. Maker, hat wire Passer, hats (wool hat shop) 9-9 Not specified. Employee, hat shop (wool) Maker, hats (wool) Operator, hat factory (wool) Worker, hat factory (wool) 72 CLOTHING. 2-7 SHIRT, COLLAR, AND CVFF MAKERS. (All "repeaters" apply in this industry. See p. iv.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. Manufacturer, shirts Proprietor, shirt factory- Shirt taanufacturing (proprietor) 10-1 Officials. Secretary, collar factory 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Manager, shirt factory Superintendent, collar factory Superintendent, shirt factory 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Assistant, forelady (shirt factory) Assistant, foreman (shirt factory) Forelady, collar factory Forelady, collars Forelady, shirt factory Foreman, collar factory Foreman, shirt factory Forewoman, collar factory Forewoman, shirt factory 10-7 Clerks. Clerk, collar factory Clerk, shirt factory 15-2 Apprentices. Apprentice, collar cutter Apprentice, collar maker Apprentice, shirts 1-1 Banders. Bander, collar shop Bander, collars Bander, shirts 9-0 Baggers. Bagger, shirt shop 1-3 Binders. Binder, collars or shirts 1-4 Buttonhole workers. Buttonholer, collars Collar, buttonholes 9-1 Creasers. Greaser, collars CLOTHING. 73 2-7 SHIRT, COLLAR, AND CUFF MAKERS— Continued. 9-3 Crimpers. Crimper, collars 16-8 Cutters. Cutter, collars Cutter, shirt factory Cutter, shirts 9-4 Facers. Facer, shirt factory 16-1 Finishers. Finisher, collars Finisher, shirts 2-5 Folders. Folder, collars Folder, shirt factory 15-3 Helpers. Helper, shirt factory 11-3 Inspectors and examiners. Examiner, collars Examiner, shirt factory Inspector, collar factory Inspector, collars Inspector, shirt factory ~~^'i'] Inspector, shirts 1-9 Joiners. Joiner, shirt factory 15-5 Laborers. Laborer, collar and cuff shop Laborer, collar shop Laborer, collar shop or factory Laborer, shirt factory 9-5 Laundry worliers (N. S.). Laundry worker, collar shop Laundry worker, shirt factory Washer, collar factory Washer, shirt factory 0-4 Mar Iters. Marker, collars or cuffs Marker, shirts 2-0 Menders. Mender, shirt factory 74 CLOTHING. a^7 SHIRT, COLLAR, AND CUPF MAKERS— Continued. 1-8 Operators (sewina; machine). Hand, machine (shirt factory) Hemmer, shirt factory Maker, sleeves (shirt factory) Operator, collars Operator, machine (shirt factory) Operator, sewin» machine (shirt factory) Operator, shirt factory Operator, shirts Overseamer, collars or shirts Seamer, collars Seamer, shirts Sewer, shirt factory Sewing-machine operator, shirt, collar, or cuff factory Sleever, shirt factory Stitcher, collars Stitcher, collar factory Stitcher, shirt factory Tucker, shirt factory 15-0 Packers. Packer, shirts Shipper, collar factory 9-6 Pasters. Paster, collar factory 16-5 Pressers and ironers. Ironer, collar factory Ironer, collars Ironer, shirt factory Ironer, shirts Presser, collars Presser, shirt factory 4-4 Sorters. Sorter, collar factory 19-0 Stampers. Stamper, collars Stamper, shirts 0-5 Starchers. Starcher, collar factory Starcher, collars Starcher, shirt factory Starcher, shirts 2-2 Trimmers. Trimmer, collar factory Trimmer, collars Trimmer, shirts 18-5 Turners. Turner, collar factory Turner, collars CLOTHING. 75 2-7 SHIRT, COLLAR, AND CTTFF MAKERS— Continued. 18-5 Turners — Continued. Turner, machine (collar) Turner, shirts Turning, collars (at home) 9-8 Other occupations. Dampener, collars or shirts Puncher, collar factory Runner, collar factory- Runner, collars TaUor, shirts 9-9 Not specified. Employee, collar shop Employee, shirt factory Hand , collar factory Hand, shirt factory Maker, collars or cuffs Maker, shirts Operative, collar factory Operative, shirt factory Worker, collars Worker, shirt factory Food and Kindred Products. 2-8 BAKERIES. (All "repeaters" apply in this industry. See p. ly.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. Baker and confectioner Baker shop, (proprietor) Bakery, branch (proprietor) Bakery, merchant Bakery, pie (proprietor) Bakery shop (proprietor) Bakery store or merchant Bakery and confectionery (proprietor) Bakery and restaurant (proprietor) Business, bakery (proprietor) Keeper, bakery Merchant, bakery Operator, bakery Owner, bakery Proprietor, bakery Proprietor, cook shop 10-1 Officials. Secretary, baking company 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Manager, bakery Superintendent, bakery 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Assistant, forelady (bakery) 76 FOOD AND KINDRED PEODFCTS. 3-8 BAKEBIES— Continued. 10-3 Foremen and overseers — Continued. Boas baker Forelady, bakery Foreman, bakery 10-6 Cashiers. Cashier, bakery 10-7 Clerks. Clerk, bakery 15-2 Apprentices. Apprentice, baker Apprentice, bakery 0-0 Baliers. Assistant, baker Baker (N. S.) Baker, cakes Baker, crackers Baker, journeyman Baker, pies Journeyman, baker Maker, biscuits Maker, cakes Maker, crackers Maker, pies Maker, pretzel 15-4 Delivery men. Deliverer, bakery Driver, bakery wagon 15-.3 Helpers. Helper, baker's Helper, bakery 15-5 Laborers. Laborer, bakery Laborer, biscuit factory Laborer, cracker factory 15-0 Packers. Packer, bakery Packer, crackers 9-8 Other occupations. 9-9 Not specified. Bakery Bakery girl Employee, bakery Factory, biscuit FOOD AND KINDRED PRODUCTS. 77 2-8 BAKERIES— Continued. 9-9 Not specified — Continued. Factory, cracker Hand, bakery Tends bakery Worker, bakery 2-9 BUTTER AND CHEESE MAE:BBS. (All "repeaters" apply in this industry. See p. iv.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. Business, creamery (proprietor) Creamery man (proprietor) Operator, creamery Owner, butter factory Owner, creamery Proprietor, butter factory Proprietor, cheese factory Proprietor, creamery 10-1 Officials. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Manager, cheese factory Manager, creamery Manager, skimming station Superintendent, creamery 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Foreman, butter factory Foreman, creamery Foreman, milk department 0-6 Butter and cheese factory operatives. Employee, butter factory Maker, butter Maker, butter and cheese Maker, butter, creamery Maker, cheese 0-7 Creamery operatives. Assistant, creamery Employee, creamery Hand, creamery Helper, creamery Operative, creamery Worker, creamery 12-9 Engineers. Engineer, creamery 15-4 Haulers (milk and cream). Gatherer, cream Hauler, cream (creamery) Hauler, milk (creamery) 78 FOOD AND KINDRED PRODUCTS. 2-9 BUTTER AND CHEESE MAKERS— Continued, 15-5 Laborers. Laborer, butter factory- Laborer, cheese factory- Laborer, creamery Laborer, milk station 3-0 CANDY. (All "repeaters" apply in this industry. See p. IV.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. Business, candy (proprietor) Confectioner (proprietor) Manufacturer, candy 10-1 Officials. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Forelady, candy factory Foreman, candy factory 10-6 Cashiers. Cashier, candy factory 10-7 Clerlis. Clerk, candy factory 15-3 Apprentices. Apprentice, candy maker Apprentice, confectioner 0-8 Coaters. Coater, candy 16-8 Cutters. Cutter, candy 0-1 Dippers. Dipper, candy Dipper, chocolate 15-3 Helpers. Helper, candy factory 15-5 Laborers. Laborer, candy factory 0-9 Mixers. Mixer, chocolate FOOP ANJ) iKINPBED PKOBUCTS. 79 3-0 OANpy— Continued. 15-0 Packers. Packer, candy 15-1 Wrappers. Wrapper, candy factory 9-8 Other occupations. Picker, nuts (candy factory) 9-9 Not specified. Employee, candy factory Hand, candy or confectionery Maker, candy Worker, candy factory 3-1 PISH CrrBEBS AND PACKERS. (All "repeaters" apply in this industry. See p. IV.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. 10-1 Officials. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Boss, sardine factory Foreman, fish curing and packing Overseer, sardine factory 1-1 Canners. Canner, fish 1-0 Cleaners. Cleaner, fish 1-2 Curers. Curer, fish 16-8 Cutters. Cutter, fish 1-3 Dressers. Dresser, fish 15-5 Laborers. Laborer, fish cannery Laborer, sardine factory 80 FOOD AND KINDBED PRODUCTS. 3-1 FISH CtTBERS AND PACKERS— Continued. 15-0 Packers. Packer, fish 1-4 Picklers. Pickler, fish 1-5 Skinners. Skinner, fish 1-6 Smokers. Smoker, fish 9-8 Other occupations. 9-9 Not specified. Employee, sardine factory Hand, sardine factory Worker, sardine factory 3-2 FLOUR AND GRAIN MILLS. (AJl "repeaters" apply in this industry. See p. iv.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. Mill man (flour or feed mill) Owner, flour mill Owner, grain mill Owner, gristmill Proprietor, flour and feed mill Proprietor, flour mill Proprietor, grain mill Proprietor, gristmill Proprietor, feed mill 10-1 Officials. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Manager, flour mill Manager, gristmill Superintendent, flour mill 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Foreman, flour or grist mill 10-7 Clerks. Clerk, flour mill 15-2 Apprentices. Apprentice, miller (flour or grain) 12-9 Engineers. Engineer, flour mill FOOD AND KINDRED PRODUCTS. 81 3-2 FLOTJB AND GRAIN MILLS— Continued. 13-0 Firemen. Fireman, flour mill Fireman, rolling mill (grain or grist) 0-9 Flour mixers. Mixer, flour 15-5 Laborers. Day laborer, flour mill Laborer, day (feed mill) Laborer, feed mill Laborer, flour mill Laborer, gristmill Laborer, roller mill (flour) Sacker, grain (mill) Shoveler, grain (mill) Trimmer, grain (mill) 0-2 Millers. Miller, custom Miller, feed Miller, flour or grain Miller, merchant 8-9 Millwrights. Millwright, flour mill or company (W.) 15-6 Oilers. Oiler, flour mill 15-0 Packers. Packer, flour 9-8 Other occupations. Assistant miller 9-9 Not specified. Assistant, gristmill Attends gristmill Employee, flour mill Hand, feed mill Hand, flour mill Hand, grist or flour mill Miller (operative) Worker, flour mill 3-3 FRUIT AND VEGETABLE CANNERS, PICKLERS, AND PRE- SERVERS. (All "repeaters" apply in this industry. See p. rv.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. Proprietor, cannery Proprietor, pickle factory 61218—10 6 82 FOOD AND KINDKED PRODUCTS. 3-3 FRUIT AND VEGETABLE CANNEBS, PICKLEBS, AND PBE- SEBVERS— Continued. 10-1 Officials. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Manager, cannery Superintendent, cannery- Superintendent, fruit cannery Manager, fruit dryer 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Forelady, cannery Foreman, cannery Foreman, canning factory Foreman, fruit packing house Foreman, pickle factory Overseer, canning factory 0-4 Dryers. Dryer, fruit 0-3 Fruit canners. Canner, fruit Cutter, fruit (canning factory) Parer, canning factory 17-0 Labelers. Labeler, cannery Labeler, canning factory 15-5 Laborers. House, fruit and vegetable (laborer) Laborer, cannery Laborer, canning factory Laborer, fruit cannery Laborer, fruit cutter Laborer, pickle factory Laborer, preserves works 1-4 Picklers. Hand, pickle factory Maker, pickles Pickler, canning factory Pickler, fruit (preserving works) Sorter, pickles Worker, pickle factory 2-0 Preservers. Maker, preserves Preserver, canning factory Preserver, fruit 0-5 Vegetable canners. Canner, vegetables FOOD AND KINDRED PBODUCTS. 83 3-3 FRUIT AND VEGETABLE CANNEBS, PICKLERS, AND PRE- SERVERS— Continued. 9-8 other occupations. Filler, cans Processor, cannery Sealer, cans (fruit canning) 9-9 Not specified. Employee, cannery Hand, canning factory Operator, cannery Worker, canning factory 3-4 SLAUGHTER AND PACKING HOUSES. (All '^repeaters" apply in this industry. See p. iv.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. 10-1 Officials. Secretary, packing company 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Manager, packing company Superintendent, packing house Superintendent, stock yards 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Boss, gang (stock yards) Boss, packing house Foreman, abattoir Foreman, butcher Foreman, ham house Foreman, lard refiner Foi'eman, packing house Foreman, pork house Foreman, slaughterhouse 10-5 Boolikeepers. Assistant bookkeeper, packing house 10-6 Casliiers. Cashier, packing house 10-7 Clerlis. Bill checker, packing house Clerk, packing house Receiving clerk, packing house Storekeeper, packing house Tagger, packing house Timer, packing house Timekeeper, stock yards Writing tags, packing house 12-0 Blaclismitlis. Blacksmith, packing house Horseshoer, packing house 84 FOOD AND KINDRED PRODUCTS. 3-4 SLAUGHTER AND PACKING HOUSES— Oon tin ue- 1 3-1 Blowing weazands. Blowing bladders, packing house Blowing weazands, packing house 3-2 Branders. Beef naarker, packing house Branier, (stock yards) Brander, boxss (stock yards) Brander, hams and bacon, packing house Branding, stock yards 5-2 Butchers. Butcher, packing house Butcher, slaughterhouse Butcher, stock yards Helper, butcher (slaughterhouse) Slaughterer 3-3 Buyers. Buyer, packing company Buyer, stock \'ards 1-1 Canners. Canner, beef Canner, meat Canner, packing house Canning department (packing house) Canning, meats 12-2 Carpenters. Carpenter, parking house 3-4 Carriers. Carrier, beef Carrier, meat Carrier, middles to fatters, packing house Carrier, shanks, packing house Carrier, shear clods, packing house Carrier, spreaders, packing house Carrier, tongues to chute, packing house Carrier, tripe to trimmers, packing house Lugger, beef, packing house Shoving beef, packing house 3-5 Carters, truckers, etc. Ash wheeler, packing house Carter, stock yards Coal wheeler, packing house Trucker, packing house 12-3 Coopers. Cooper, packing houee 1-2 Curers. Curer, ham Curer, meat FOOD AN© KINDBED PK0DU0T8. 85 3-4 SLATJ&HTER AND PACKING HOUSES— Continued. 16-8 Cutters (meat). Beef cutter, packing house Boner, shoulders, packing bouse Cheeking and tongueing, packing house ' Cutter, meat Cutter (off) hams, packing house Cutter (off) toes, packing house Cutter (out) bungs, packing house Cutter (out) leaf lard, packing house Hog cutter, packing house Making fancy cuts, packing house Bumper, packing house Trimmer, ham Trimmer, meat Trimmer, sausage meat Trimmer, shoulders, packing house 1-3 Dressers (meat). Dresser, beef Dresser, packing house 15-4 Drivers and teamsters. Teamster, packing house 12-7 Electricians. Electrician, packing house 14-6 Elevator tenders. Elevator boy, packing house Elevator man, packing house 12-9 Engineers. Engineer, packing house 3-6 Fertilizer hands. Fertilizer union, stock yards 13-0 Firemen. Fireman, packing house Fireman, dryers, packing house 3-7 Gutters, gut cleaners, etct. Cleaner, guts Cutter, guts, packing house Gut cleaner, packing house Gutter, packing house Hog gut cleaner, packing house Pull fat off guts, packing house Pull kidneys from leaf lard, packing house Pull loins, packing house Pull small guts, packing house Pulling casings, packing house Pulling caul fat, packing house Pulling clods, packing house Pulling fat off paunches, packing house Pulling middles, packing house Pulls bung guts, packing house Washer, bung guts, packing house Washer, small guts, packing house. 86 POOD AND KINDRED PRODUCTS. 3-4 SLAUGHTER AND PACKING HOUSES— Continued. 3-8 Hostlers and barn men. Hogtler, packing house 11-3 Inspectors. Inspector, meat (packing house) Inspector, packing company Inspector, packing house 14-2 Janitors. Janitor, packing house 3-9 Joint brealiers. Breaking hind legs, packing house Breaking joints, packing house 4-0 Killers. Cattle killer, packing house Hog killer, packing house Knocking, packing house Sheep killer, packing house 17-0 Labelers. Labeler, packing house 15-5 Laborers. Day laborer, packing house Laborer, abattoir Laborer, beef house Laborer, butcher (slaughterhouse) Laborer, canning meats I/aborer, ham department Laborer, lard refinery Laborer, packing house Laborer, pork house lyaborer, pork packing Laborer, slaughterhouse Laborer, smokehouse Laborer, stock yard (N. S.) 4-1 Lard renderers and refiners- Maker, lard, packing house Melter, packing house Refiner, lard Refiner, lard, packing house Refining oil, packing house Renderer, lard, packing house Tallow refiner, packing house 4-2 Machine hands. (N. S.) Machine hand, stufiing, packing house Machine tender, packing house 13-1 Machinists. Machinist, packing house FOOD AND KINDRED PRODUCTS. 87 3-4 SLAUGHTER AND PACKING HOUSES— Coiilinued. 13-2 Masons. Brick mason's helper, packing house Brick mason, packing house 14-3 Messenger, errand, and office boys. Door boy, packing house Errand boy, packing house Errand boy, stock yards Lamp room boy, packing house Messenger boy, packing house Office boy, packing house 8-9 Millwrights. Millwright, packing house 13-3 Painters. Painter, packing house 1^ Picklers. Pickler, meat, packing house 13-4 Plumbers and steam fitters. steam fitter, packing house 16-5 Pressmen. Press hand, packing house Running presses, packing house 4-3 S alters. Salting meats, packing house Salter, stock yards 4-5 Sausage makers. Cook (sausage), packing house Grinder, sausage, packing house Maker, bologna Maker, sausage, packing house Manufacturer, bologna Stuffer, sausage Stuffer, sausage, packing house Wrapper, sausage 16-4 Sawyers. Sawing bones, packing house Sawing breasts, packing house 4-6 Scalers. Scaler, packing house Scaler, stock yards 4-7 Scrapers (hog). Scraper, hogs 88 FOOD AND KINDRED PRODUCTS. 3-4 SliAUGHTER AND PACKING HOUSES— Continued. 4-8 Scrubbers. General cleaner, packing house Scrubber, packing house 4r-9 Sealers (can). Sealer, can (meat canning) Sealer, stock yards 9-2 Sewers. Seamstress, packing house Sewer, bags, packing house Sewer, hams, packing house 5-0 Shacklers, prltcliers-up, etc. Pritching up, packing house , Putting in spreaders, packing house Shackler, packing house Shackler, slaughterhouse 11-4 Shippers. Shipping clerk, packing house 5^ Skinners. Skinner, slaughterhouse 1-6 Smokers. Smokehouse man, packing house Smoker, meat 5-1 Stickers (liogs, etc.). sticker, packing house Sticker, pigs 5-3 Stock drivers. Beef driver, packing house Calf driver, packing house Cattle driver, packing house Driver, stock, packing house Hog driver, packing house Sheep driver, packing house Vaquero, packing house 5-6 Sweepers. Floor sweeper, packing house Sweeper boy, packing house 13-5 Tinsmiths. Can maker, packing house Tinsmith, packing house 5-7 Wasliers (cans, vats, etc.). Washer, cans, packing house Washer, vats, packing house FOOD ABTD KINDRED PRODUCTS. 89 3-4 SLAUGHTER AND PACKING HOtTSES— CoiiUimed 15-7 Weighers. Weigher, stock yards Weighmaster, stock yards 5-8 Yardmen (N. S.). Yardman, packing house Yard master, packing house 9-8 Other occupations. Brainer, beef house Facing hams, packing house General worker, packing house Holding for sticker, packing house Skimming vats, packing house Tank man, packing house 9-9 Not specifled. Employee, packing house Employee, stock yards Hand, packing house Worker, packing house 3-5 STTGAB MAKERS AND REFINERS. (All "repeaters" apply in this Industry. See p. ly.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. 10-1 Officials. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Superintendent, sugar factory 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Foreman, sugar refinery 5-4 Boilers. Boiler, sugar 13-0 Firemen. Fireman, sugar refinery 15-5 Laborers. Laborer, glucose factory Laborer, sugar factory Laborer, sugarhouse Laborer, sugar refinery Laborer, sugar works 6-0 Refiners. Refiner, sugar 90 FOOD AND KINDRED PRODUCTS. 3-5 STJGAB MAKERS AND BEFINEHS— Continued. 9-2 Sack sewers. Sewer, sacks (sugar refinery) 6-1 Samplers. Sampler, sugar (refinery) 9-8 Other occupations. 9-9 Not specified. Employee, sugar factory Hand, sugar refinery Maker, sugar 3-6 OTHER FOOD PREPARERS. (All "repeaters" apply in this industry. See p. iv.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. Business, ice cream Manufacturer, ice cream Manufacturer, vinegar 10-1 Officials. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. 10-3 Foremen and overseers. 7-0 Butterine makers. Butterine (maker) Worker, butterine 12-2 Carpenters. 7-1 Chocolate makers. Maker, chocolate Operative, chocolate factory 7-2 Coffee roasters. Coffee roaster Operative, coffee factory Packer, coffee 12-9 Engineers. 7-3 Ice cream makers. Maker, ice cream Mixer, ice cream Worker, ice cream FOOD AKD KINDRED PRODUCTS. 91 3-6 OTHER FOOD PREPAREBS— Continued. 15-5 Laborers. Laborer, chocolate mill Laborer, coffee mill Laborer, milk condensery Laborer, rice mill 2-9 Machine operators. 7-4 Macaroni malters. Maker, macaroni Worker, macaroni factory 8-9 Millwrights. 7-5 Mills condensers. Condenser, milk company Employee, condensed milk company Filler, milk factory Sealer, can, condensery Sealer, can, milk factory Worker, condensery 15-0 Packers. Packer, food factory 1-1 Oyster canners. Canner, oysters Opener, oysters 7-6 Sirup makers. Maker, sirup 9-8 Other food preparers. Iron and Steel and their Products. 3-7 agricultural implements. (All "repeaters" apply in this industry. See p. IV.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. 10-1 Officials. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Manager, plow company 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Foreman, harvester works Foreman, implement factory Foreman, plow factory Foreman, reaper factory 92 IRON AND STEEL AND THEIR PRODUCTS. 3-7 AGBICXTLTUBAL IMPLEMENTS— Continued. 10-7 Clerks. Clerk, harvester works 16-6 Assemblers. Assembler, agricultural implements Assembler, machine (harvester works) 12-0 Blacksmiths. Blacksmith, agricultural implement factory Blacksmith, plow factory 0-3 Boiler makers. Boiler maker, implement factory 2-5 Builders (machine). Builder, agricultural implements 2-4 Bulldozer hands. Bulldozer hand (implement factory) Bulldozer, plow works 12-2 Carpenters. Carpenter, agricultural implement factory 15-9 Core makers. Core maker, plow shop 18-2 Drillers. Driller, plow company Driller, plow factory Operator, boring machine, implement factory 7-5 Filers. 1-5 Fitters. Fitter, implement factory Fitter, plow 4 0-5 Forge men. Forge man, implement factory 5-5 Grinders. Grinder, plow factory or shop Grinder, spindles, implement factory 0-7 Hammermen. Hammerman, implement factory 11-3 Inspectors. Inspector, implement factory IRON AND STEEL AND THEIR PRODUCTS. 93 3-7 AGRICTJLTTTBAIf IMPLEMENTS— Continued . 15-5 Laborers. Laborer, agricultural implements Laborer, agricultural implement works Laborer, farm implements Laborer, harvester works Laborer, implement company Laborer, implement factory Laborer, plow company Laborer, plow factory Laborer, plow shop Laborer, plow works 0-9 Lathe hands. Lathe hand, implement factory 13-1 Machinists. Machinist, implement factory 1-0 Machine hands. Machine worker, metal, implement factory Bolt header, implement factory Keyseater, implement factory Machine feeder, implement factory Nut tapper, implement factory Operator, testing machine, implement factory Puncher, machine, plow factory Threader, bolt, implement factory TJpsetter, implement factory 15-8 Moldeis. Bench molders, implement factory Molder, agricultural implement factory Molder, agricultural machinery factory Molder, floor, implement factory Molder, iron implements Molder, plow factory , 15-6 Oilers. Oiler, agricultural implement factory 15-0 Paclters. Packer, agricultural implement factory 13-3 Painters. Painter, agricultural implements Painter, agricultural machinery Painter, implements Painter, plow factory Dipper, implement factory 1-2 Pattern makers. Maker, patterns, plow shop 94 IRON AND STEEL AND THEIR PRODUCTS. , 3-7 AGRICTJLTTJBAI. IMPLEMENTS— Continued. 16-2 Polishers. Polisher, agricultural implement factory- Polisher, plow factory- Dresser, implement factory Sandpaperer, implement factory 16-4 Sawyers. Sawyer, agricultural implement factory 11-4 Shippers. Shipper, agricultural implement factory Shipping department, plow company 13-8 Wheelwrights. Wheel maker, implement factory Wheelwright, implement factory 2-3 Woodworkers. Machine worker, wood, implement factory Wood turner Woodworker, implement factory Woodworker, plow shop Worker, wood machine 9-8 Other occupations. Bailer, implement factory Box maker, implement factory Chipper, implement factory Cupola hand, implement factory Heater man, implement factory Loader, cars, implement factory Maker, gears, implement factory Operative, harvester works Temperer, implement factory 9-9 Not specified. X~X AUTOMOBILE FACTORIES. (AU "repeaters" apply in this industry. See p. iv.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. Manufacturer automobiles 10-1 Officials. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. 10-3 Foremen and overseers. 10-4 Accountants. IRON AND STEEL AND THEIR PRODUCTS. 95 X-X AXTTOMOBILiE FACTORIES— Continued. 11-0 Agents. Agent, automobile factory 10-5 Bookkeepers. 10-7 Clerks. Clerk, automobile company Stock clerk or keeper, automobile factory 10-8 Stenographers. 10-9 Typewriters. 16-6 Assemblers and erectors. Erector automobiles or automobile factory 0-0 Body makers. Maker, body, automobile factory 0-2 Bench hands. Bench hand, automobile factory 0-1 Braziers. Brazier, automobile factory 12-1 Cabinetmakers. Cabinetmaker, automobile factory 0-3 Carriage and wagon builders. Carriage builder or maker, automobile factory Wagon builder or maker, automobile factory 0-5 Case and steel hardeners. Case hardener, automobile factory Steel hardener, automobile factory 0-7 Chauffeurs. Chauffeur, automobile factory or company 2-3 Chippers and calkers. 12-5 Designers. Designer, automobiles Designer, automobile factory 12-6 Draftsmen. Draftsman, automobile factory 96 IRON AND STEEL AND THEIR PRODUCTS. X-X AUTOMOBILE FACTORIES— Continued. 1-5 Die makers and sinkers. Maker, die, automobile factory 1-7 Die setters. Setter, die, automobile factory 12-7 Electrical engineers and electricians. Engineer, electrical, automobile fafctory 2-5 Filers. Filer, automobile factory 16-1 Finishers. Finisher, automobiles or automobile factory Finisher, body, automobile factory 2-7 Fitters. Fitter, automobile factory 2-8 Furnace tenders. Tender, furnace, automobile factory 2-9 Gear makers and workers. Maker, gears, automobile factory Worker, gear, automobile factory 1-3 Gluers and pasters. Gluer, automobile factory 1-1 Grinders (metal). Grinder, automobile factory or company Tool grinder, automobile factory or company Tool dresser, automobile factory or company 11-3 Inspectors. Inspector, automobiles or automobile factory 15-8 Iron molders. Molder, iron, automobile factory 15-5 Laborers. Laborer, automobile factory 0-9 Lamp makers. Maker, lamps, automobile factory 0-6 Machine hands. Hand, machine, automobile factory Operator, machine, automobile factory IRON AND STEEL AND THEIR PRODUCTS. 97 X-X AUTOMOBILE FACTORIES— Contmued, 13-1 Machinists. Machinist, automobile factory 11-6 Mechanical engineers. Factory expert, automobile factory 13-7 Mechanics. Mechanic, automobile factory 0-8 Metal workers. Worker, metal, automobile factory 0-4 Millwrights. Millwright, automobile factory 13-3 Painters, varnishers, and euamelers. Enameler, automobile factory 1-2 Pattern makers. Maker, patterns, automobile factory 16-2 Polishers. Polisher, metal, automobile factory 11-5 Purchasing agents. 2-0 Repair men. Repairer or repair man, automobile factory 1-9 Rubber workers. Rubber worker or "rubberer," automobile factory Vulcanizer, automobile factory 16^ Sawyers. Band sawyer, automobile factory Sawyer, automobile factory 11-4 Shippers and shipping clerks. Clerk, receiving, automobile factory 16-9 Solderers. Solderer, automobile factory l-A Testers. Tester, automobile factory 61218—10 7 98 IRON AND STEEL AND THEIK PRODUCTS. X-X AUTOMOBILE FACTORIES— Continued. 13-5 Tinners. Tinner, automobile factory 1-8 Tool makers. Maker, tools, automobile factory 1-0 Top makers. Maker, tops, automobile factory 2-2 Trimmers. Trimmer, automobiles or automobile factory 1-6 Truclfmen. Truckman, automobile factory 18-5 Turners. Hand, lathe, automobile factory 13-6 Upholsterers. Upholsterer, automobile factory 2-4 Washers. Washer, automobile factory 13-8 Wheelwrights. Wheelwright, automobile factory ^Tieel maker, automobile factory 2-6 Woodworkers. Woodworker, automobile factory 3-8 CAB AND RAILROAD SHOPS. (All "repeaters" apply in this industry. See p. iv.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. 10-1 Officials. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Superintendent, car works 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Foreman, car repairing (car shop) Foreman, car shop Foreman, Pullman car company Foreman, railroad car shops 15-2 Apprentices. Apprentice, car maker IRON AND STEEL AND THEIR PRODUCTS. 99 3-8 CAR AND RAILROAD SHOPS— Continued. 12-0 Blacksmiths. Blacksmith, car Blacksmith, car shop 0-3 Boiler makers. Boiler maker, railroad car shops Maker, locomotive boilers 12-1 Cabinetmakers. Cabinetmaker, car shop Cabinetmaker, car works 2-5 Car builders (N. S.). Builder, bodies, car shops Builder, car, railroad Builder, cars Builder, coach, railroad Builder, steel cars Builder, truck, car shops Maker, laodies, car shops Maker, cars Maker, coaches Master, car builder 12-2 Carpenters. Carpenter, car Carpenter, car shop Framer, car Rooter, car shop 15-9 Core makers. Core maker, iron, car shops 0-4 Crane men. 12-4 Decorators. Decorator, cars 13-0 Firemen. Fireman, car works 1-5 Fitters. Fitter, car works 0-7 Hammermen. 11-3 Inspectors. Inspector, car shops 15-5 Laborers. Day laborer, car shop Laborer, car wheel works 100 IRON AND STEEL AND THEIB PRODUCTS. 3-8 CAR AND BAILKOAD SHOPS— Continued. 15-5 Laborers — Continued. Laborer, car works Laborer, coupler company- Laborer, railroad car shop Truckman, car shop (W.) 1-0 Machine operators and tenders. Machine hand, car shop 13-1 Machinists. Machinist, car shop Machinist, Pullman 8-9 Millwrights. Millwright, car shops 15-8 Molders. Molder, car wheel Molder, railroad car shops Molder, railroad shops 13-3 Painters. Painter, car Painter, car shop Painter, coach (railroad) Varnisher, car 1-2 Pattern malters. 2-0 Repairers. Repairer, car Repairer, electric car Repairer, cars, railroad Repairer, street cars Repairing cars, railroad Repair man, cars 18-9 Riveters. Riveter, car shop Riveter, car works 1-8 Tool makers. Tool maker, car shop 2-2 Trimmers. Trimmer, cars Trimmer, coaches Trimmer, railroad cars 2-3 Woodworkers. Woodworker, car shop IRON AND STEEL AND THEIE PRODUCTS. 101 3-8 CAR AND RAILROAD SHOPS— Continued. 9-8 Other occupations. 9-9 Not specified. Ironworker, car shop Worker, car shops Worker, iron, car works 3-9 FOUNDRIES AND METAL WORKING. (All "repeaters" apply in this industry. See p. IV.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. Builder, furnaces Builder, heaters and ranges Business, furnace (maker) Owner, foundry Proprietor, foundry (iron) Proprietor, iron foundry Owner, iron foundry 10-1 Officials. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Manager, foundry (iron) Superintendent, foundry (iron) Superintendent, iron foundry Superintendent, stove works 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Boss, foundry (iron) Foreman, assistant, foundry (iron) Foreman, boiler maker Foreman, boiler shop Foreman, boiler works Foreman, foundry (iron) Foreman, iron foundry Foreman, iron molder Foreman, stove company Foreman, stove factory Foreman, stove foundry Foreman, stove works 10-7 Clerlfs. Clerk, foundry 15-2 Apprentices. Apprentice, core maker Apprentice, boiler maker Apprentice, boiler works Apprentice, foundry man Apprentice, iron foundry Apprentice, iron molder Apprentice, stove mounter 16-6 Assemblers. Assembler, stove Erector, boiler 102 IKON AND STEEL AND THEIR PRODUCTS. 3-9 FOUNDKIES AND METAL WORKING^ Coal iiuic: 16-6 Assemblers — Continued. Mounter, furnaces (stove -works) Mounter, iron (stove works) Mounter, ranges Mounter, stoves Mounter, stove and range works 12-0 Blacksmiths. Blacksmith, casting shop 0-3 Boiler malcers. Coverer, boilers Maker, boilers (N. S.) 16-0 Buffers. Buffer, ranges 0-4 Buslilers. Bushier, iron foundry- Bushier, iron 15-9 Core maliers. Core maker, foundry (iron) Core maker, iron foundry Maker, cores (iron foundry) 16-8 Cutters. Cutter, boiler (iron foundry) Cutter, steel (stove factory) 18-2 Drillers. Driller, foundry (iron) 16-1 Finishers. Finisher, ranges Finisher, stoves 1-5 Fitters. Fitter, boilers (iron foundry) Fitter, stoves 2-5 Flangers (boiler). Flanger, boiler (iron foundry) 4^0 Furnace men. 5-5 Grinders. Grinder, iron mill Grinder, stove foundry 18-8 Heaters. Heater, foundry (iron) IRON AND STEEL AND THEIR PRODUCTS. 103 3-9 FOUNDRIES AND METAL WOBKING-Continued 15-3 Helpers. • Assistant, boiler maker Helper, boiler maker Helper, boiler shop Helper, boiler works Helper, foundry (iron) Helper, furnace (maker) Helper, iron foundry Helper, molder (iron) 11-3 Inspectors. Inspector, boilers (iron foundry) Inspector, stoves 2-6 Jointers. Jointer, stoves 15-5 Laborers. Carrier, iron, furnace Chipper, foundry (iron) Cleaner, castings (iron) Cutter, sand, iron foundry Day laborer, foundry (iron) Day laborer, stove factory Forks coal, foundry, iron Laborer, boiler factory Laborer, boiler house Laborer, boiler maker Laborer, boiler shop Laborer, boiler works Laborer, care furnace (iron) Laborer, core room (iron foundry) Laborer, casting foundry (iron) Laborer, foundry (iron) Laborer, furnace (maker) Laborer, iron foundry Laborer, pipe foundry Laborer, pot foundry (iron) Laborer, range works Laborer, ready heater works Laborer, stove foundry Laborer, stove shop Laborer, stove works Laborer, wheel foundry (iron) Off-bearer, iron foundry Filer, cores (iron foundry) Puller, iron foundry 2-1 Machine operators and tenders. 13-7 Meclianics. Mechanic, stove foundry 0-8 Melters. Melter, foundry (iron) 8-9 Millwrights. Millwright, iron foundry 104 IROJSr AND STEEL AST) THEIK PRODUCTS. 3-9 FOUNDRIES AND METAL WORKING— Continued. 15-8 Molders. Holder, bench, iron foundry Molder, casting (iron) Holder, cast iron Holder, foundry (iron) Molder, iron Molder, iron foundry Molder, iron or steel Molder, locks (iron) Molder, radiators (iron) Molder, soft iron Molder, steel Molder, stove factory Molder, stove plates Molder, stove works Molder, stoves Molder, wheels (iron) Workman, molding (metal) 15-0 Packers. Packer, foundry 1-2 Pattern makers. Maker, patterns, iron foundry 1-6 Platers. Plater, stoves lfr-2 Polishers. Polisher, foundry (iron) Polisher, stove Polisher, stove works 2-7 Pourers. Pouring off, iron foundry 1-3 Rammer men. Rammer, iron foundry 2-0 Repairers. Repairer, boilers (iron foundry) Repairer, stoves 18-9 Riveters. Riveter, boiler (iron foundry) Riveter, stove foundry 2-8 Scratchers. Scratcher, iron foundry 2-9 Setters (heaters, flues, etc.). Setter, flues (boiler) Setter, heaters or ranges IRON AND STEEL AND THEIR PRODUCTS. 105 3-9 FOUNDRIES AND METAL WORKING-Continued . 4r-4t Sorters. Aeaorter, castings (iron foundry) 3-5 Stove makers (N. S.). Maker, furnaces Maker, ranges Maker, stoves 6-6 Tool makers. 9-8 Other occupations. Ironworker, stoves Maker, anvils Tester, boilers 9-9 Not specified. Employee, foundry (iron) Employee, stove works Founder, steel Foundry man (iron or steel) Hand, foundry (iron) Worker, boiler shops Worker, foundry (iron) Worker, furnace (maker) Worker, iron foundry Worker, steel range Worker, stove works 4-0 IRON AND STEEL MILLS. (All "repeaters" apply in this industry. See p. iv.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. Keeper, blast furnace Manufacturer, iron Operator, rolling mill (iron or steel) Proprietor, ironworks 10-1 Officials. President, ironworks Secretary, iron company Secretary, ironworks Secretary, steel company 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Manager, blast furnace Manager, ironworks Superintendent, blast furnace Superintendent, furnace (blast) Superintendent, rolling mill Superintendent, steel works 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Boss, furnace (iron or steel) Boss, ironworks Boss roller, iron mill 106 IRON AND STEEL AND THEIB PRODUCTS. 4-0 IRON AND STEEL MILIiS— Continued. 10-3 Foremen and overseers — Continued. Boss puddler, iron mill Boss, rolling mill Boss, wire mill Foreman, blast furnace Foreman, core room (iron or steel works) Foreman, furnace (iron or steel) Foreman, ironworks Foreman, rolling mill Foreman, sheet iron works Foreman, smelter (iron) Foreman, steel mill Foreman, steel works Foreman, tube mill (iron) Foreman, wire company Foreman, wire mill Foreman, wire works Forewoman, ironworks Overseer, steel mill Overseer, wire factory Yardmaeter, steel mill 10-7 Clerks. Clerk, ironworks Clerk, steel and iron company Clerk, wire manufacturing Timekeeper, ironworks Timekeeper, steel mill 18-7 Annealers. Annealer, steel or iron mill Annealer, wire 15-2 Apprentices. Apprentice, ironworks Apprentice, steel or iron mill Apprentice, steel worker 12-0 Blacksmiths. "Blacksmith, steel mill Knobbler, iron mill 3-0 Bloomers. Bloomer, ironworks 0-2 Blowers. Blower, blast furnace Blower, steel 0-3 Boiler makers. Boiler maker (iron or steel factory) Maker, steam boilers (iron or steel factory) Maker, boilers, steel mill 3-1 Breakers. Brakeman, ironworks Breaker, iron furnace IRON AND STEEL AND THEIR PRODUCTS 107 4-0 IRON AND STEEL MILLS— Continued. (M: Bushlers. Bushier, iron furnace Bushier, iron mill Bushier, rolling mill 3-2 Carriers. Carrier, iron mill Carrier, iron, ironworks 18-1 Casters. Caster, iron mill 0-0 Catchers. Catcher, iron or rolling mill Catcher, roll mill Catcher, sheet iron mill 3-3 Chargers. Charger, furnace, iron mill Charger, steel mill 3^ Chippers. Chipper, ironworks Chipper, steel mill 3-5 Clippers. Clipper, iron mill Clipper, steel factory 15-9 Core nialiers. Core maker (iron or steel works) Core maker, ironworks Core maker, pipe works 3-6 Crane men and hoist men. Crane boy, ironworks Crane boy, steel mill Crane man, ironworks Crane man, steel mill Hoister, steel mill Operator, crane (iron or steel mill) Runner, crane, iron mill 3-7 Cupola tenders. Cupola man, ironworks Tender, cupola (iron or steel mill) 16-8 Cutters. Cleaver, wire Cutter, iron (steel mill) Cutter, pipe Cutter, steel Cutter, wire 108 IRON AND STEEL AND THEIR PRODUCTS. 4^0 IBON AND STEEL MILLS— Continued. 3-8 Drawers. Drawer, iron or steel Drawer, tube (iron) Drawer, wire 0-6 Dressers. Dresser, iron (steel works) 18-2 Drillers. Driller, iron (steel mill) Driller, machine (ironworks) Driller, steel ( teel mill) 3-9 Dumpers. Dumper, iron ore 12-9 Engineers. Engineer, ironworks Engineer, steel mill 16-1 Finishers. Finisher, rolling mill Finisher, steel mill Finisher, rod (steel mill) Finisher, tube (iron) Finisher, wire (steel mill) 13-0 Firemen. Fireman, iron mill Fireman, ironworks Fireman, smelter Fireman, steel mill 1-5 Fitters. Fitter, iron or steel works Fitter, pipe, ironworks 0-5 Forge men. Drop forger, iron mill Forger, iron (steel mill) Forger, steel (steel mill) 4-0 Furnace tenders and fillers. Feeder, furnace, iron or steel mill Feeder, smelter (iron) Filler, blast furnace, iron mill Filler, furnace (iron or steel) Furnace man, iron or steel mill Hand, furnace (iron) Handler, ore, iron mill Puller, coke, iron furnace Pulls coal, furnace Pulls ore, iron furnace Shoveler, iron ore Tender, furnace, iron mill IRON AND STEEL AND THEIR PRODUCTS. 109 4-0 IBON AND STEEL MILLS— Continued. 4-1 Galvanizers. Galvanizer, iron or steel mill Galvanizer, wire Galvanizer, wire mill 4r-2 Gas makers. Maker, gas, steel mill 0-7 Hammermen. Hammerman, steel mill Hammerman, trip (iron or steel mill) Hammersmith, steel mill 18-8 Heaters. Heater, blast furnace Heater, helper, iron mill Heater, furnace (iron or steel) Heater, iron mill Heater, rolling mill Heater, pair, iron or steel mill Heater, sheet mill Heater, steel mill Heater, wire mill 15-3 Helpers. Helper, blast furnace Helper, ironworks Helper, pipe mill Helper, puddler, steel mill Helper, rolling mill Helper, shearer, iron mill Helper, steel mill Helper, steam forge 11-3 Inspectors. Inspecior, core (iron or steel ■works) Inspector, iron mill Inspector, rail, steel mill Inspector, steel Inspector, steel mills Inspector, wire 15-5 Laborers. Day laborer, furnace (iron) Day laborer, furnace (iron or steel) Day laborer, iron mill Day laborer, pipe mill (iron) Day laborer, rolling mill Day laborer, steel company Day laborer, steel mill Laborer, bar mill Laborer, beam mill Laborer, beam yard Laborer, blast furnace I^aborer, bloom mill Laborer, frame shops (iron) Laborer, forge (iron or steel) 110 IRON AND STEEL AND THEIR PRODUCTS. 4-0 IRON AND STEEL MILLS— Continued. 15-5 — Laborers — Continued. Laborer, furnace (iron or steel) Laborer, iron furnace Laborer, iron mill Laborer, ironworks Laborer, ironworker Laborer, iron yard Laborer, malleable iron Laborer, melter (iron or steel) Laborer, pipe mill (iron) Laborer, pipe works (iron) Laborer, ore works (iron) Laborer, ore yards (iron) Laborer, plate mill Laborer, rail mill Laborer, rod factory Laborer, rod mill Laborer, roll mill (iron or steel) Laborer, rolling mill (iron or steel) Laborer, rope mill (wire) Laborer, smelter (iron or steel) Laborer, steel plant Laborer, steel mill Laborer, steel works I^aborer, tube works ^ ' I/aborer, unskilled (wire factory) ™ Laborer, wire Laborer, wire cloth factory Laborer, wire company Laborer, wire factory Laborer, wire goods Laborer, wire mill Laborer, wire rope mill Laborer, wireworker Laborer, wireworks 4-3 Ladlemen. Ladleman, steel mill 0-9 Lathe hands. Lather, wire Turner, wire 4-5 Levermen. Leverman, steel mill 4-6 Loaders. Loader, car, furnace (iron) Loader, iron, ironwork" 1-0 Machine operators and tenders. Hand, machine, iron or steel Operator, wire machine Operator, wire mill Operator, wireworks Tender, wire machine IRON AND STEEL AND THEIR PRODUCTS. Ill 4-0 IRON AND STEEL MILLS— Continued. 13-7 Mechanics. Mechanic, roll mill 0-8 Melters. Melter, iron mill Melter, iron or steel Melter, steel mill 15-8 Molders. Molder, ironworks Molder, pipe Molder, pipe works Molder, steel works 15-6 Oilers. Oiler, steel mill Oiler, wire mill 4-7 Filers and stackers. Filer, iron mill Filer, ironworks Stacker, iron mill Stacker, steel works 16-2 Polishers. Polisher, wire factory 16-5 Pressmen. Pressman, iron or steel works 4-8 Puddlers. Puddler, iron mill Piiddler, pot, steel works Puddler, rolling mill 1-3 Rammer men. Rammer man, steel works 19-1 Reelers. Reeler, wire mill 1^ Riggers. Rigger, steel works 18-9 Riveters. Riveter, ironworks Riveter, steel works 18-3 Rollers. Hand, roll, iron mill Roller, cold steel 112 IRON AND STEEL AND THEIB PRODUCTS. 4-0 IRON AND STEEL Mllil-S— Continued . 18-3 Rollers — Continued. Roller, electric wire Roller, iron Roller, iron mills Roller, plate (iron or steel) Roller, rod mills Roller, rolling mill (iron or steel) Roller, sheet, iron mill Roller, steel Roller, steel mill Roller, wire Roller, wire mill 4^9 Roll turners. Turner, roll, iron mill Turner, roll, metal (iron) Turner, roll, steel mill 5-0 Roughers. Rougher, iron mill Rougher, rolling mill Rougher, steel mill 16-4 Sawyers. Sawyer, steel mill Sawyer, wire mill 5-1 Scalers. Scaler, steel mill 5-2 Scrappers. Scrap boy, steel mill Scrapper, iron or steel Scrapper, steel mill 5-3 Screw men. Screw man, steel mill 19-2 Shearers. Shearer, steel mill Shearman, steel mill Shearman, rolling mill 5-4 Smelter men. Smelter, steel works Smelter man (iron or steel) 4-4 Sorters. Sorter, steel works 5-6 Spikers. Maker, spike (rolling mill) IRON AND STEEL AND THEIR PRODUCTS. 113 4-0 IRON AND STEEL MILLS— Continued . 17-5 Spinners. Spinner, wire 17-6 Spoolers. Spooler, wire 19-0 Stampers. Stamper, steel mill 1-7 Straighteners. Straightener, iron mill Straightener, wire 1-8 Temperers. Temperer, wire 8-5 Testers. Tester, steel 1-9 Threaders. Threader, pipe, steel mill 2-2 Trimmers. Trimmer, rolling mill Trimmer, wire 5-7 Water tenders. Tender, water (iron or steel) Tender, water, steel mill 17-8 Weavers. Weaver, wire Weaver, wire factory Weaver, wire mill 15-7 Weigiiers. Weigher, smelter Weigher, steel mill 2-1 Welders. Welder, pipe 17-9 Winders (wire) Winder, \vire \\'inder, wire mill (il218— 10 S 114 IRON AND STEEL AND THEIR PRODUCTS. 4-0 IRON AND STEEI, MILLS— Contiimcl 19-3 Wire twisters. Twister, wire 9-8 Other occupations. Bender, pipe (iron mill) Bender, wire Braider, wire Bundler, wire Cleaner, wire Dipper, iron mill Doubler, steel mill Dragger or dragger-out, iron mill Hooker or hook-up, rolling or steel mill Layer-out or layer-off, structural steel work Leader, gang, steel mill Marker, iron and steel Matcher, steel works Opener, steel mill Pickler, steel mill Puller, buggy, steel mill Puller-out, steel works Pull-up hand, steel works Refiner, metal (iron or steel) Roaster, ore, iron smelter Setter, plate (wire mill) Spanner man, steel works Sweeper, furnace, iron mill Tester, wire Tongsman, steel mill Tracer, steel mill 9-9 Not speclfled. Architectural, ironworker Employee, iron or steel mill Employee, wire mill Fixer, wire Hand, mill (iron or steel, N. S.; Hand, rolling mill Hand, steel mill Hand, wire factory Maker, cable (wire) Maker, frame (iron or steel) Maker, iron Maker, iron frame Maker, wire Mill man, steel mill Operative, wire factor\- Sailor gang, steel mill Worker, blast furnace Worker, iron mill Worker, iron or steel (N. S.) Worker, iron rod mill Worker, iron rolling mill Worker, pipe mill Worker, press steel Worker, pressed steel Worker, rolling mill A\''orker, sheet iron \vorker, steel mill Worker, steel, steel mill Worker, structural iron Worker, wire IRON AND STEEL AND THEIR PRODUCTS 115 4-1 SHIP AND BOAT BUILDING. (All "repeaters" apply in this industry. Sec p. iv ) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. 10-1 Officials. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Foreman, shipyard 15-2 Apprentices. Apprentice, boat builder Apprentice, shipbuilder Apprentice, ship carpenter Apprentice, ship fitter Apprentice, ship joiner Apprentice, shipwright Apprentice, shipyard 0-3 Boiler makers. Maker, boilers (shipbuilding) 5-8 Bolters-up. Bolter-up (shipbuilding) 5-9 Callters. Calker, boat Calker, ship Corker, boat or ship 12-2 Carpenters. Carpenter, boat Carpenter, ship Carpenter, shipyard Carpenter, steamboat Joiner, boat Joiner, ship Ship carpenter Ship fitter Ship liner Ship joiner 19-4 Carvers. Carver, wood (shipbuildinm 6-0 Drivers of tree nails. Driver of tree nails (shipbuildiiii; ) 16-6 Erectors. Erector (shipbuilding) 116 IRON AND STEEL AND THEIR PRODUCTS. 4-1 SHIP AND BOAT BXTILDING— Continued. 16-1 Finishers. Finisher, oars 6-1 Fitters-up. Fitter-up (shipbuilding) 18-8 Heaters. Heater (shipbuilding) 6-2 Hewers. Hewer (shipbuilding) 6-3 Holders-on. Holder-on (shipbuilding) 1-1 Ironworlters. Worker, iron (shipbuilding) Worker, iron ships 15-5 Laborers. Laborer, boat yard Laborer, oar factory Laborer, shipyards 13-1 Machinists. — , Machinist, shipyard 1-0 Machine tenders. Tender, machine (shipbuilding) 2-5 Mast and spar makers. Maker, mast e| Maker, mast and spar '^ Maker, spar 13-7 Mechanics. Mechanic, ship or shipbuilding 13-3 Painters. -; Painter, boat Painter, ship Painter, steamboat Painter, steamship 3 Varnisher (shipbuildiriL') 3-8 Pattern makers. 13-4 Plumbers. Plumber, ship] T IRON AND STEEL AND THEIR PRODUCTS 117 4-1 SHIP AND BOAT BTTILDING— Continued. 2-0 Repairers. Repairer, ships 1-4 Riggers. Rigger, ships 18-9 Riveters. Riveter, ship 16-4 Sawyers. Sawyer (shipbuilding) 2-8 Ship and boat builders (N. S.). Builder, boats Builder, canoes Builder, iron ships Builder, launches Builder, ships Builder, yachts Maker, boats Maker, canoes Shipbuilder 3-5 Shipsmiths. Shipsmith 4-2 Shipwrights. Shipwright (N. S.) 13-5 Tinners. Tinner (shipbuilding) Tinsmith (shipbuilding) 9-8 Other occupations. Beveler (shipbuilding) Builder, stage (shipbuilding) Dubber (shipbuilding) Fastener (shipbuilding) Loftsman (shipbuilding) Worker, ceiling (shipbuilding) 9-9 Not specified. Boat yard 4-2 WAGONS AND CABRIAGES. (All "repeaters" apply In this industry. See i>. iv.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. Manufacturer, carriage Partner, carriage factory 10-1 Officials. President, carriage factory 118 IRON AND STEEL AND THEIR PEODUCTS 4-2 WAGONS AND CABBIAGES— Continued. 10-3 Managers and superintendents. Superintendent, carriage factory Superintendent, wagon works 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Foreman, carriage shop Foreman, carriage trimmer Foreman, carriage works Foreman, wagon factory Foreman, wheel factory 15-2 Apprentices. Apprentice, carriage maker Apprentice, carriage painter Apprentice, carriage trimmer Apprentice, wagon maker Apprentice, wheelwright 16-6 Assemblers. Assembler, wagon or carriage factory 2-5 Axle makers. Maker, axle Turner, axle 12-0 Blacksmiths. Blacksmith, machinist (wagon factory) Blacksmith, wagon Blacksmith, wagon factory 2-8 Body makers. Builder, carriage bodies Maker, carriage bodies 3-5 Bootmakers. Maker, buggy boots 6-4 Borers. Borer, tire, ironworks 4-2 Box makers. Box maker (machine hand) 12-2 Carpenters and joiners. Carpenter, carriage Carpenter, wagon Joiner, carriage 5-0 Coach, carriage, and wagon makers (N. 8.K Builder, carriages Builder, coaches Builder, wagons Maker, carriages Maker, coaches Maker, wagons IRON AND STEEL AND THEIB PRODOGTS. 119' 4-2 WAGONS AND CABRIAGES— Continued. 5-2 Coachsmiths and wa^onsmiths. Carriagesmith Coachsmith 5-6 Dash makers. Maker, buggy or carriage dashes Maker, dashes 16-1 Finishers. Finisher, carriage Finisher, carriage or wagon factory 0-7 Hammermen. Hammerman, carriage or wagon factory Operator, hammer, carriage or wagon factory 15-.3 Helpers. Helper, carriage factory 5-7 Hub turners. Turner, hubs 11-3 Inspectors. Inspector, wagon or carriage factory 1-1 Ironworlcers. Ironer, body (wagon or carriage) Ironer, carriage 15-5 Laborers. Laborer, axle work (iron or steel; Laborer, carriage factory Laborer, fifth wheel Laborer, spoke factory Laborer, wagon factory Laborer, wheel factory Laborer, wheel works Laborer, wheelwright 6-0 Loclt makers. Lock maker, wagon or carriage factory 1-0 Machine hands. Machine hand, metal (wagon or carriage factory) Machine hand, wood (wagon or carriage factory) 13-1 Machinists. Machinist, wagon or carriage factory 120 IKON AND STEEL AND THEIR PRODUCTS. 4-2 WAGONS AND CARRIAGES— Continued. 13-3 Painters. Painter, carriages Painter, coaches Painter, wagons Striper, carriages or wagons Varnisher, carriages or wagons 1-2 Pattern makers. Pattern maker (wagon or carriage factory) 16-3 Planers. Planer (wagon or carriage factory) 2-0 Repairers. Repairer, buggies Repairer, carriages Repairer, wagons 6-5 Shapers. Shaper, wagon or carriage factory 16-4 Sawyers. Sawyer, spokes 1&-S Spoke makers. Maker, spokes Turner, spokes 6-1 Spring makers. Maker, wagon springs 9-0 Tire bolters. Tire bolter, wagon or carriage factory 9-1 Tire setters. Tire setter, wagon or carriage factory 2-2 Trimmers. Trimmer, carriages or wagons Trimmer, carriage factory 6-6 Truers. Truer, wheels (wagon or carriage factory ) 13-6 Upholsterers. Maker, cushions (carriage) Upholsterer, carriage Upholsterer, carriage factory ^2-1 Welders. ^ Welder, wagon or carriage factory IRON AND STEEL AND THEIiJ PRODUCTS. 121 4-2 WAGONS AND CARRIAGES— Continued. 13-8^Wlieelwrights. Assembler, wheels (carriage or wagon factory) Driver, spokes (wheel works) Finisher, wheels (carriage factory) Hand, wheel factory Inspector, wheels (carriage or wagon factory) Maker, wheels (carriage or wagon) Maker, wheels (carriage or wagon factory) Turner, wheels ^carriage factory) Turner, wheels (carriage or wagon) Wheelwright, carriage or wagon factory Worker, wheel works 2-3 Woodworkers. Maker pole (carriage factory) Maker shaft (carriage factory) Maker, wagons (woodwork) Woodworker, carriage factory Woodworker, wagons Woodwork man, wagon factory 9-8 Other occupations. Maker, brakes (wagon factory) Maker, gears (wagon factory) Worker, gears (wagon factory) 9-9 Not specified. Worker, buggy Worker, carriage Worker, wagon 4-3 OTHER IRON AND STEEL WORKERS (All "repeaters" apply in this industry. See p. IV. 1 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. Manufacturer, engines (N. S.) Manufacturer, machine tools Manufacturer, machinery Manufacturer, miner's tools Proprietor, machine shop 10-1 Officials. President, bicycle company 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Manager, bicycle company Manager, typewriter company Superintendent, bicycle factory Superintendent, bolt factory Superintendent, cutlery works Superintendent, edge tools (factory) Superintendent, gun company Superintendent, hardware factory Superintendent, machine shop Superintendent, machinist Superintendent, screw shop Superintendent, tool works Superintendent, typewriter works 122 IRON AND STEEL AND THEIR PRODUCTS. 4-3 OTHER IRON AND STEEL WORKERS— Oontinu id 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Assistant foreman, locks Foreman, axe factory Foreman, bicycle factory Foreman,, bridge works Foreman, cutlery Foreman, cutlery shop Foreman, file works Foreman, hardware Foreman, hardware works Foreman, lock factory Foreman, machine Foreman, machine shop Foreman, machinist Foreman, nail factory Foreman, pin factory Foreman, pistol shop Foreman, saw works Foreman, screw factory Foreman, sewing-machine shop Foreman, spring; wire factory Foreman, tat k factory Foreman, tack mill Foreman, tool maker Foreman, U. S. armory Overseer, machine shop Overseer, needle shop 10-4 Accountants. 10-5 Bookkeepers. 10-6 Cashiers. 10-7 Clerks. Clerk, bicycle factory Clerk, locomotive works Clerk, sewing-machine factory Timekeeper, machine shop 18-6 Adjusters. Adjuster, bicycles Adjuster, machines Adjuster, sewing-machine shop Aligner, typewriter factory Liner, typewriter 15-3 Apprentices. Apprentice, bicycle factory Apprentice, cutler Apprentice, hardware factory Apprentice, machine shop Apprentice, surgical instrumenlrf Apprentice, tool maker Apprentice, typewriter 16-6 Assemblers. Assembler, bell shop Assembler, bicycle factory IRON AND STEEL AND THEIR PRODUCTS. 123 4-3 OTHER IRON AND STEEL WOBKEKS— Continued. 16-6 Assemblers — Continued. Assembler, cash-register factory Assembler, graphophones Assembler, guns Assembler, locks Assembler, sewing-machine shop Assembler, typewriters 2^ Bench hands. 2-5 Bicycle makers (N. S.). Builder, bicycles Employee, bicycle factory Maker, bicycle frames Maker, bicycles Worker, bicycles 12-0 Blacksmiths. Blacksmith, cutlery Blacksmith, ironworks (manufactory) Blacksmith, machine shop 0-3 Boiler makers. Boiler maker, locomotive works 6-7 Bolters. Bolter, ironworks 6-8 Bolt headers. Header, bolt, iron factory 2-8 Bolt makers (N. S.). Maker, bolts 6-9 Braziers. Brazier, bicycles 7-0 Bronzers. Bronzer, sewing-machine factory 3-5 Buckle makers (N. S.). Employee, buckle shop Maker, buckles 16-0 Buffers. Buffer, bell shop Buffer, bicycle factory Buffer, cutlery Buffer, hardware Buffer, iron mill Buffer, knife factory Buffer, locks Buffer, shears Buffer, spoons Buffer, steel skates 124 IRON AND STEEL AND THEIB PBODUCTb. 4-3 OTHEB IBON AND STEEI/ WOBKEBS— Continued. 16-7 Burnishers. Burnisher, cutlery Burnisher, spoons 4-2 Chain maliers (N. S.)- Maker, chains (iron) Worker, chain factory 5-0 Chuck maliers (N. S.). Maker, chucks 5-2 Cutlery maimers (N. S.). Cutler (N. S.) Cutlery man Employee, cutlery Hand, cutlery Knife maker Maker, cutlery Maker, razors Maker, shears Worker, cutlery 16-8 Cutters. Cutter, bolt Cutter, bolt works Cutter, die Cutter, files Cutter, knife factory Cutter, nails Cutter, screws Cutter, steel letters Cutter, steel screws Cutter, tacks Cutter, thread, iron mill 12-4 Decorators. Decorator, bicycles 7-1 Die setters and sinkers. Die-sinker Setter, dies 0-1 Dippers. Dipper, buckles 12-6 Draftsmen. Draftsman, press and tool 18-2 Drillers. Driller, factory (iron or steel) Driller, gun barrels Driller, knife factory Driller, locks Driller, machine (iron or steel) IRON AND STEEL AND THEIE PRODUCTS. 125 4-3 OTHER IRON AND STEEL WORKERS— Continued. 18-2 Drillers— Continued. Driller, machine shop Driller, press, ironworks Driller, sewing-machine factory Driller, TJ. S. armory Hand, drill (iron or steel) Hand, drill, press Machine hand, drill press 7-2 Enamelers. Enameler, bicycles Enameler, iron (N. S.) 12-9 Engineers. 7-3 Etchers. Etcher, cutlery Etcher, steel 7-4 Feeders (machine). Feeder, nail (machine) Feeder, nut (machine) Feeder, tack machine 7-5 Filers. Filer, auger Filer, auger shop Filer, bicycle Filer, bicycle factory Filer, bicycle shop Filer, (cutlery) Filer, iron Filer, machine shop Filer, pistol or gun Filer, saws Filer, saw bits Filer, steel Filer, U. S. armory 16-1 Finishers. Finisher, auger bits Finisher, auger shop Finisher, axes Finisher, blades Finisher, buckles Finisher, cutlery Finisher, files Finisher, forks Finisher, gears (N. S.) Finisher, handles Finisher, irons Finisher, knives Finisher, locks Finisher, nails Finisher, pistols, pistol Finisher, tacks 126 IRON AND STEEL AND THEIR PRODUCTS. 4-3 OTHER IRON AND STEEL WORKERS— Gout; iiiieil 1-5 Fitters. Fitter, cutlery Fitter, guns Fitter, machine Fitter, pistols Fitter, pistols, arms factory Fitter, springs 0-5 Forge men. Forger, augers Forger, axes Forger, blades Forger, cutlery Forger, drop Forger, files Forger, knives Forger, nails Forger, tools 5-5 Grinders. Grinder, axes Grinder, blades Grinder, cutlery Grinder, edge tools Grinder, files Grinder, knives Grinder, iron Grinder, razors Grinder, saws Grinder, shears Grinder, springs Grinder, steel Grinder, steel (cutlery) Grinder, tools 5-3 Gun and pistol makers (N. Armorer (N. S.) Maker, guns Maker, pistols Milling, U. S. armory 0-7 Hammermen. Hammer driver, iron mill Hammerman (iron manufactory) Hammersmith 5-6 Hardware makers (N. S. Employee, hardware factory 18-8 Heaters. Heater, axes Heater, bolts Heater, boy (iron mill) Heater, forge Heater, horseshoes Heater, iron Heater, mill (iron) Heater, rivets IRON AND STEEL AND THEIB PRODUCTS. 127 4-3 OTHER IRON AND STEEL WORKERS— Continued. 15-3 Helpers. Helper, bicycle factory Helper, heater (iron) Helper, machine shop Helper, riveter Helper, screw f ictory Helper, tool maker 11-3 Inspectors. Examiner, horseshoe nails Inspector, bicycles Inspector, buckles Inspector, cutlery Inspector, edge tools Inspector, engines Inspector, knives Inspector, nails Inspector, needles Inspector, pins Inspector, pistols Inspector, screw shop Inspector, sewing-machine shop Inspector, tools Inspector, tvpewriters Inspector, U. S. armory 5-7 Iron railing makers (N. S.). Maker, iron railings Worker, iron railings 1.5-5 Laborers. Carrier, iron Laborer, armury (iron or steel) Laborer, axe factory Laborer, bicycles Ijaborer, bicycle factory Laborer, blacksmiths Laborer, bhcksmith shop Laborer, bolt works (iron) Laborer, brake shop Laborer, l>ridge factory Laborer, bridge works Laborer, buckles Laborer, buckle factorx- T/aborer, chain factory Laborer, chain works Laborer, cutlery Laborer, cutlery factorv- Laborer, dental factory Laborer, drill works Laborer, engine works Laborer, file factar\- Laborer, firearms factory Laborer, frog shop Laborer, gimlet sho)i Laborer, guns jjaborcr. gun shop Laborer, hardware ; Laborer, hardware factory lyaborcr, horseshoe factory Laborer, iron factory 128 IRON AND STEEL AND THEIR PRODUCTS. 4-3 OTHER IRON AND STEEL WORKERS— Continued. 15-5 Laborers — Continued. Laborer, knife factory Laborer, knife handle shop Laborer, lock factory Laborer, locomotive shops Laborer, locomotive works Laborer, loom factory Laborer, machine shop Laborer, machine works Laborer, machinist Laborer, nail mill Laborer, needle shop Laborer, nut and bolt Laborer, nut and bolt works Laborer, pin factory Laborer, pistol works Laborer, pump works Laborer, rake shop Laborer, safe factory Laborer, safe works Laborer, saw factory Laborer, screen factory Laborer, screw factory Laborer, sewing machines Laborer, sewing-machine factory Laborer, sewiiyg-machine works Laborer, shear factory Laborer, switchboard Laborer, tack factory Laborer, tack shop Laborer, tool factory Laborer, typewriter works Laborer, wire-screen factory Laborer, wire-spring factory | 6-6 Lacquereis and japanners (iron manufactory). 7-6 Lacquerers and japanners (N. S.). Japanner, iron Japanner, lock Japanner, tin Lacquer, brass (N. S.) Lacquer, factory (N. S.) Lacquer, worker Lacquerer, (N. S.) 0-9 Lathe hands. Hand, lathe (iron or steel) Tender, lathe, steel 6-0 Lock makers (N. S.). Employee, lock factory 13-1 Machinists. Machinist, bicycles Machinist, boiler works Machinist, elevators Machinist, guns Machinist, ironworks IRON AND STEEL AND THEIR PRODUCTS. 129 4-3 OTHER IRON AND STEEL WOBKEBS— Continued. 13-1 Machinists — Continued. Machinist, machine shop Machinist, tool maker Machinist, tools Machinist, typewriters 1-0 Machine operators and tenders. Hand, machine, bicycle factory Hand, screw machine Hand, typewriter, machine Machine man, nail shop Machine tender, machine shop Operative, needle factory Operator, needle factory Operative, nut machine Operative, scale factory Operative, sewing-machine shop Operative, swagging machine, needle factory Operator, bicycle factory Operator, nail Operative, nail machine Operator, nail mill Operator, .«crew machine Operator, tack factory Tender, screw machine Tender, tack machine 7-7 Machine-shop worlters (N. S.)- Hand, machine factory Maker, machines Worker, machine shop 6-1 Mailers of dental and surgicai instruments (N. S.). Maker, dental instruments Maker, surgical instruments Maker, tools (dental) Worker, dental factory 6-3 Maliers of gas fixtures (N. S.)- Maker, gas fixtures Maker, gas meters Maker, meters (N. S.) 13-7 Mechanics. Mechanic, bicycles Mechanic, machine shop Mechanic, pistol .shop 9-1 Naii maliers (N. S.). Maker, horseshoe nails Maker, nails Maker, wire nails Nailer, nail maker Nailer, nail mill Worker, nail Worker, nail mill 01218—10 9 130 IRON AND STEEL AND THEIR PRODUCTS. 4-3 OTHER IRON AND STEEL WORKERS— Continued. 9-2 Needle makers (N, S.)- Maker, needlea 7-8 Nut tappers. Tapper, nuts 15-6 Oilers. Oiler, machine shop 7-9 Operatives, bridge works (N. S.). Machine, bridge works Worker, bridge iron Worker, iron bridges 15-0 Packers. Packer, bicycles Packer, hardware Packer, locks 13-3 Painters. Painter, bicycles Painter, ironworks 1-2 Pattern makers. Pattern maker, press and tool 9-3 Pin makers (N. S.). Maker, pins Wrapper, pins 16-3 Planers. Planer, iron Planer, iron mill Planer, machine shop Planer, steel 1-6 Platers. Plater, bicycles Plater; buckles Plater, hardware Plater, locks 8-0 Pointers. Pointer, nails Pointer, needles Pointer, tacks 16-2 Polishers. Polisher, augers Polisher, axes Polisher, bicycles Polisher, buckles IRON AND STEEL AND THEIR PRODUCTS. 131 4-3 OTHER IKON AND STEEL WORKERS- Continued. 16-2 Polishers — Continued. Polisher, cutlery Polisher, edge tools Polisher, gun shop Polisher, guns Polisher, handles Polisher, hardware Polisher, iron Polisher, knives Polisher, locks Polisher, machine Polisher, needles Polisher, pistols Polisher, saws Polisher, screws Polisher, shears Polisher, shovels Polisher, skates Polisher, spoon factory Polisher, steel Polisher, steel tools 16-5 Pressmen. Hand, press, buckle shop Pressman, cutlery Pressman, locks Pressman, spoon factory Tender, spoon press 9-4 Pump makers (N. S.)> Builder, pumps Maker, pumps 8-1 Punchers. Puncher, horseshoes Puncher, steel mill 8-2 Reamers. Reamer, dies Reamer, ironworks 2-0 Repairers. Repairer, bicycles Repair company, bicycles Repairer, sewing machines Repairer, steel works Repairer, typewriters 18-9 Riveters. Riveter, boiler Riveter, bridge works Riveter, stamping works 9-5 Safe maimers (N. S.). Builder, safes Maker, safes 132 IRON AND STEEL AND THEIR PRODUCTS. 4-3 OTHER IRON AND STEEL WORKERS- Continued. 8-3 Sand blasters. Blaster, sand (iron mill) 9-6 Scale makers (N. S.). Builder, scales Maker, scales 11-4 Shipping clerks. 16-9 Solderers. ^-i Sorters. Assorter, buckles Assorter, nails Assorter, screws Sorter, nails Sorter, screws Sorter, tacks 17-5 Spinners. 19-0 Stampers. stamper, steel tools 8-4 Stickers (nail, pin, and tack). Sticker, nails or tacks Sticker, pins 1-7 Straighteners. Striisjtitener, knives Straightener, needles 9-7 Tack makers (N. S.). Maker, tacks Tacker, (N. S.) Worker, tacks 1-8 Temperers. Hardener, blades Hardener, files, saws, and tools Temperer, axes Temperer, cutlery Temperer, eda:e tools Temperer, iron Temperer, knives Temperer, steel Temperer, steel cutlery Temperer, steel tools ^-5 Testers. IRON AND STEEL AND THEIK PRCJ)UCTS. 133 4-3 OTHER IRON AND STEEL WORK BBS— Continued. 1-9 Threaders (bolt and screw). Threader, bolts, iron manufactory Threader, screws 13-5 Tinners. 8-€ Tool makers (N. S.). Employee, drill works Maker, awls Maker, axes Maker, bits Maker, drills Maker, edge tools Maker, forks Maker, hoes Maker, instruments (tools, etc.) Maker, planes (steel) Maker, saws Maker, scythes Maker, shovels Maker, tools Maker, twist drills Maker, Avrenches Maker, tools, factory Tool maker 8-7 Tool sharpeners. Edger, knife factory Dresser, tools (cutlery maker) Sharpener, granite tools Sharpener, saws Sharpener, tools 2-2 Trimmers. Trimmer, bolts Trimmer, iron Trimmer, spoons 18-5 Turners. Turner, bells (N. S.) Turner, bolts Turner, iron 8-8 Typewriter makers (N. S.). Employee, typewriter factory Maker, typewriters Worker, typewriter factory 17-8 Weavers. Weaver, bed springs Weaver, screen factory Weaver, wire screens 2-1 Welders. Welder, shovel maker Welder, steel mill 134 IRON AND STEEL AND THEIR PRODUCTS. 4-3 OTHER IRON AND STEEL WORKERS— Continued. 9-0 Wire fence, wire spring, and wire screen maliers (N. S.). Maker, bed springs j\Iaker, bird cages Maker, fence (wire mill) Maker, screens Maker, spring beds Maker, springs (wire) Maker, wire fence Maker, wire goods Maker, wire mattresses Maker, wire screens Maker, wire springs 2-3 Woodworkers. Woodworker, machine shop 9-8 Otlier occupations. Bender, iron Browner, gun barrels Bundler, iron mill Busher, needles Cleaner, knife factory Coucaver, razors Drawer, axes Folder, pin factory- Groover, needle Hand vice (iron manufactory) Handler, shovel maker Hefter, knife factory Housesmith (iron or steel) Ironworker (bridge) Profiler, manufacturing arms Puddler, nail mill Setter, files Setter, iron Setter, locks Setter, saws Setter, shovel maker Setter, springs (wire mill) Setter, tools Sewer, wire (wire mill) Smither, saw works Splicer, cables Striker, spoon factory Stripper, files Winder, bobbin (screen factory) Wiper, cutlery 9-9 Not specified. Builder, frogs Employee, graphophone factory Last maker, iron Maker, bail tires Maker, bells Maker, corset steels Maker, dies Maker, files Maker, nuts Maker, pens Maker, rivets Maker, sewing machines IRON AND STEEL AND THEIR PRODUCTS. 135 4-3 OTHER IRON AND STEEL WORKERS— Continued. 9-9 Not Specified— Continued. Maker, screws Maker, skates Maker, spindles (steel) Maker, spoons Maker, snaps Worker, iron factory Leather and its Finished Products. 4-4 harness and saddle makers and repairers. (All "repealers" apply in tMs industry. See p. rv.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. Business, harness (proprietor) Harness and saddlery (proprietor) Maker, harness (proprietor) Proprietor, harness shop Saddler, (proprietor) 10-1 Officials. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Foreman, harness shop , 15-2 Apprentices. Apprentice, harness maker Apprentice, saddler 2-8 Collar makers. Maker, horse collars 16-8 (Gutters. Cutter, harness 1-5 Fitters. Fitter, harness 1-6 Harness makers (W.) (N. S.). Harness maker (W.) Maker, harness, harness shop (W.) 15-3 Helpers. Helper, harness shop 15-5 Laborers. Laborer, harness Laborer, harness shop 136 LEATHER AND ITS FINISHED PEODUOTS. 4-4 HARNESS AND SADDLE MAKERS AND REPAIRERS— Continued. 2-0 Repairers. Fixer, liarneas Maker or repairer, saddles Repairer, harness 9-2 Sewers and stitchers. Sewer, horde collars or harness Stitcher, harness 2-2 Trimmers. Trimmer, harness 9-8 Otlier occupations. 9-9 Not specified. Worker, harness factory or shop 4-5 LEATHER-BELT, LEATHER-CASE, AND POCKETEOOK MAKERS. (All "repeaters" apply in this industry. Sec p. iv.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. Manufacturer, purses 10-1 Officials. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Manager, leather company Superintendent, leather factory 10-3 Foremen and overseers. 15-2 Apprentices. Apprentice, belt factory 2-1 Belt makers (N. S.). Maker belts, machine (belt factory) Maker belts (belt factory) Repairer belts, (belt factory) Sawyer, belts 19-4 Carvers. Carver, leather Carver, leather (pocketbooks) 16-8 Cutters. (jutter, pocketbooks Cutter, belts (belt factory) Cutter, leather goods (N. S.) 12-5 Designers. Designer, leather LEATHER AND ITS FINISHED PRODUCTS. 137 4-5 LEATHER-BELT, LEATHER-CASE, AND POCKETBOOK MAKEKS— Continued . 13-9 Engravers. Kngraver, leather (N. S.) 16-1 Finishers. Finisher, pocketbooks 15-5 Laborers. Laborer, wallet factory Laborer, belt factory 3-1 Macliine hands. 9-6 Pasters. Paster, pocketbooks 19-0 Stampers. Stamper, leather (N. S.) 9-2 Stitchers. Stitcher, pocketbooks Stitcher, leather (N. S.) 9-8 Other occupations. Scraper, belts 9-9 Not specified. Hand, pocketbook factory Maker, leather case Maker, pocketbooks Maker, purses (leather) Maker, sample cases Maker, satchels Maker, traveling bags Maker, valises Maker, wallets Operator, pocketbooks Operator, satchel factory 4-6 SHOES. (All "repeaters" apply in this industry. Sie p. iv.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. Manufacturer, heels Manufacturer, shoes Manufacturer, shoe supplies 10-1 Officials. Secretary, shoe company 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Manager, shoe manufactory Superintendent, shoe mill Superintendent, shoe shop 138 LEATHER AND ITS FINISHED PKODUCTS. 4-6 SHOES— Continued. 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Forelady, shoe factory Foreman, shoe factory Foreman, shoes Forewoman, shoe factory •» Overseer, shoe factory 10-7 Clerks. clerk, shoe factory Timekeeper, shoe factory 15-2 Apprentices. Apprentice, cobbler's Apprentice, shoe Apprentice, shoe cutter Apprentice, shoe factory Apprentice, shoemaker 3-0 Beaclers. Beader, shoe factory 3-1 Beaters-out. Beater-out, shoe factory Leveler, shoe factory 1-3 Binders. Binder, shoe factory Bindina;, felt slippers 2-3 Blacliers. Blacker, shoe factory Inker, shoe factory 3-2 Boot malcers (N. S.). Maker, boots 0-0 Bottomers. Bottomer, shoe factory Finisher, bottoms, shoe factory 3-3 Breasters. Breaster, shoes 8-1 Brushers. Brusher, shoes (factory) 16-0 Buffers. Buffer, shoe factory 16-7 Burnishers. Burnisher, shoes LEATHER AND ITS FINISHED PRODUCTS. 139 4-6 SHOES— Continued. 3-4 Buttoners and buttonhole makers. Buttoner, shoes Maker, buttonholes (shoe factory) Operator, buttonholes (shoes) 3-5 Cementers. Cementer, shoe factory 3-6 Channelers. Channeler, shoes 1-0 Cleaners. Cleaner, shoe factory 3-7 Closers. Closer, shoe factory 3-8 Corders. Corder, shoes 3-9 Counter makers. Counter jnaker Counter molder (shoes) Holder, counters 4-0 Crimpers. Crimper, boots or shoes 4-1 Crowners. Crowner, boots or shoes 16-8 Cutters. Cutter, leather (shoe factory) Cutter, shoe Cutter, shoe factory (Jutter, shoe pattern Cutter, sole leather, shoe factory Clutter, stock (shoes) 4-2 Dinkers. Dinker, shoe factory 2-9 Dyers. Backer, shoe factory Dyer, shoe factory 0-1 Edgers and edge setters. Edge setter, shoes. Edger, shoe factory Finisher, edges — shoe factory Maker, edges (shoes) Trimmer, edges (shoe factory) 140 LEATHER AND ITS FINISHED PRODUCTS. 4-6 SHOES— Continued. 4-5 Eyeleters. Eyeleter, shoe factory- Operator, eyelet machine (shoes) 4-7 Fasteners- Fastener, shoe factory 4-6 Fillers. Filler, shoe 16-1 Finishers. Dresser, shoe factory Finisher, heel (shoes) Finisher, shoe buttons Finisher, shoe factory Finisher, shoes 1-5 Fitters. Fitter, boot and shoe factory Fitter, shoe factory Fitter, stock (shoe factory) 2-5 Folders. Folder, shoe factory 4-8 Foxers. Foxer, shoe factory 9-6 Gluers and pasters. Gluer, shoe factory Paster, shoe factory 4-9 Heel makers. Builder, heels Heeler, shoe factory Maker, heels (shoe factory) Operator, heel machine Shaver, heels (shoes) Trimmer, heels (shoe factory) 15-3 Helpers. Helper, shoe factory 5-0 Hookers. Hooker, shoe factory 1-7 Ironers. Ironer, shoe factory 11-3 Inspectors. Examiner, shoes Inspector, shoe factory LEATHER AND ITS FINISHED PEODDCTS 141 4-6 SHOES— Continued. 17-0 Labelers. Label er, shoe factory 15-5 Laborers. Day laborer, shoe factory Laborer, shoe shop or factory 5-6 Lacers. Lacer, shoe factory 0-3 Lasters. Laster, shoe Laster, shoe factory Puller last, shoe factory 8-0 Liners. Liner, shoes Liner, vamps Maker, lining (shoes) 5-7 Machine operators (N. S.). Factory, shoe machine Hand, machine, shoe factory Operator, Goodyear machine Operator, machine (shoes) Operator, shoe factory Operator, shoe machine Operator, shoe mender 5-8 Markers. Marker, shoe factory 5-9 Nailers and peggers. Factory, shoe nailing machine Nailer, shoe factory Nailer, shoe (shoe factory) Pegger, shoe factory Tackor, shoe factory 15-0 Packers. Packer, shoe (factory) 6-0 Pancake makers. Pancake maker, shoe factory 1-2 Pattern makers. 16-2 Polishers. Factory, shoe polishing machine Polisher, shoe factory 142 LEATHER AND ITS FINISHED PRODUCTS. 4-6 SHOES— Continued. 16-5 Pressers. Presser, shoe factory 18-3 Rollers. Roller, shoe factory 6-1 Rounders. Rounder, shoe factory 6-2 Sanders. Sander, shoe factory 6-4 Scourers. Scourer, shoe factory 9-2 Sewers. Hand sewing, shoe factory Operator, McKay machine Operator, sewing machine (shoes) Seamer, shoe factory Sewer, hand (shoe factory) Sewer, machine (shoe factory) Sewer, shoes (shoe factory) Stitcher, McKay shoes Stitcher, shoe factory Stitcher, shoes Stitcher, tips (shoe factory) 6-5 Shankers. Maker, shanks Shanker, shoes 11-4 Shippers. Shipper, factory (shoes) 9-7 Shoemakers (N. S.). Maker, shoes (W.) factory Maker, slippers Shoemaker (in factory) 6-8 Skivers. Skiver, shoe factory 6-9 Solers. Factory, shoe sole machine Maker, soles Soler, shoes Tapping shoes, shoe factory 7-0 Sole layers. Sole layer (shoes) LEATHER AND ITS FINISHED PKODUCTS. 148 4-6 SHOES— Continued. 4-4 Sorters. Assorter, leather (shoe factory) Sorter, le^ather (shoe factory) Sorter, shoe factory 2-7 Stainers. Stainer, shoe factory 19-0 Stampers. Stamper, shoe factory 7-1 Stayers. Stayer, shoe factory 7-2 Stockmen. Makei-, shoe stock Stockman, shoe factory Worker, stock (shoe factory) 7-3 Table hands. Table girl (shoe factory) Work, table (shoe factory) 6-3 Tippers. Tipper, shoes 7-4 Treers. Treer, shoes Trees, shoes, shoe factory 2-2 Trimmers (N. S.). Trimmer, shoes 18-5 Turners. Turner, shoe factory 7-5 Tampers. Factory, shoe vamping machine ^'amper, shoe factory 17-8 Weavers. Weaver, shoe factory 7-6 Welters. Maker, welts (shoes) Welter, shoe factory 9-8 Other occupations. Bookmaker, shoe factory Castor, shoe factory 144 LEATHER AND ITS FINISHED PRODUCTS. 4-6 SHOES— Continued. 9-8 Other occupations — Continued. Cordwainer, shoes Legger, boot, shoe factory Maker, uppers (shoes) Pricker, shoe factory Puller, tack (shoe factory) Rubbing down (shoe factory) Slugger, shoe factory Sticker, shoe factory Strapper, shoes Stripper, shoe factory Truer, shoe factory 9-9 Not specified. Employee, shoe factory Girl, shoe factory Hand, shoe factory Operative, shoe bindings Worker, boot and shoe Worker, shoe factory 4^7 TANNEBIES. (All "repeaters" apply in this industry. See p. IV.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. Manufacturer, morocco Proprietor, tanner Proprietor, tannery 10-1 OlHcials. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Superintendent, tannery 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Boss, tannery Foreman, tannery 15-2 Apprentices. Apprentice, leather Apprentice, leather manufacturer Apprentice, tanner 0-4'Beainsters. Beamster, tannery Hand, beam (tannery) 2-3 Blacliers. Blacker, tannery 2-4 Bleachers. Bleacher, tannery 16-0 Buflfers. Buffer, tannery LEATHEE AND ITS FINISHED PRODUCTS. 14^ 4-7 TANNERIES— Continued. 19-4 Carvers. Carver, leather (tannery) 6-7 Colorers. Colorer, leather 0-5 Curriers. Currier Currier, leather Currier, tanner Currier, tannery 16-8 Cutters. Cutter, leather (tannery) Cutter, tannery 0-6 Dressers. Dresser, leather tannery Dresser, morocco Seasoncr, morocco 16-1 Finishers. Finisher, leather Finisher, morocco Finisher, tannery 1-8 Flesiiers. Flesher, tannery 1-4 Glazers. Glazer, morocco Glazer, tannery 1-9 Graders. Grader, tannery 8-2 Grainers. Grainer, patent leather Grainer, tannery 5-5 Grinders. Grinder, bark (tannery) 8-3 Hide men. Handler, hide or leather (tanner \ Handler, hide (tannery) Hide man, tannery 11-3 Inspectors. Inspector, hides (tannery) Inspector, leather (tannery) 61218—10 10 146 LEATHER AND ITS FINISHED PEODUCTS 4-7 TANNEK.IES— Continued . 15-5 Laborers. Day laborer, tannery Laborer, common (tannery) Laborer, hide (tannery) Laborer, leather factory Laborer, leather (tannery) Laborer, morocco Laborer, tan bark (tannery) Laborer, tannery Laborer, tanyard 8-4 Liquor runners. Runner, liquor (tannery) 15-6 Oilers, Oiler, leather (tannery) 16-2 PolisLiers. Polisher, leather (tannery) 18-3 Rollers. Roller, leather (tannery) S-5 Scrubbers and spongers. Scrubber, leather (tannery) Sponger, leather (tannery) 4-3 Setters. Setter, tannery 8-6 Shavers and scrapers. Scraper, leather (tannery) Shaver, leather (tannery) Shaver, morocco Shaver, tan 4-4 Sorters. Aaaorter, leather Sorter, leather (tannery) 8-7 Splitters. Splitter, leather (tannery) 8-8 Stakers. Staker, leather (tannery) Staker, morocco 8-9 T ackers. Tacker, tannery 0-7 Tanners. Tanner, leather Tanner, tannery Tanner and currier LEATHER AND ITS FINISHED PRODUCTS. 147 4-7 TANNERIES— Continued. 2-2 Trimmers. Trimmer, leather (tannery) Trimmer, morocco 9-0 WWteners. Whitener, leather (tannery) _9-8 Other occupations. Hand, machine (tannery) Pitcher, bark (tannery) 9-9 Not specified. Employee, tannery Hand, tannery Hand, tannery yard Operator, leather (tannery) Operator, tannery Worker, leather (tannery) Worker, morocco Worker, tannery 4-8 TRUNK MAKERS. (All "repeaters" apply in this industry. Seep, [v ) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. Manufacturer, trunks 10-1 Officials. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Foreman, trunk factory 1.3-1 Macliinists. 15-5 Laborers. Laborer, trunk factory 8-0 Liners. Liner, trunk factory 2-0 Repairers. Repairer, trunks 11-4 Shippers. Shipping clerk, trunk factory 148 LEATHER AlfD ITS FINISHED PRODUCTS. 4-8 TBTJNK MAKERS— Continued. 3-2 Trimmers. Trimmer, trunks 9-8 Other occupations. 9-9 Not specified. Hand, trunk factory Trunk maker, (W.) Liquors and Beverages. 4-9 breweries. f All "repeaters" apply in this industry. See p. IV.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. Owner, brewery Proprietor, beer bottling Proprietor, brewery 10-1 Officials. President, brewery Secretary, brewery Secretary, brewery company Treasurer, brewery company 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Manager, brewery Superintendent, brewery 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Assistant foreman (brewery) Foreman, brewery Foreman, malt house 10-6 Casliiers. Cashier, brewery 10-7 Clerlis. Clerk, brewery 11-2 Collectors. Collector, brewery 15-2 Apprentices. Apprentice, brewers 0-0 Bottlers. Bottler, beer Filler, bottle (brewery) LIQUORS AND BEVERAGES. 149 4-9 BBEWEBIES— Continued. 0-1 Brewers. Beer maker Brewer, brewery Brewery-man Master-brewer 1-1 Cellar men. Cellar man, brewery 12-3 Coopers. Cooper and brewer Cooper, brewery 15-4 Drivers. Driver, beer wagon Driver, brewery 12-9 Engineers. Engineer, brewery 13-0 Firemen. Fireman, brewery 15-3 Helpers. ABsistant, brewer Helper, brewery 1-2 Kettle men. Kettle man, brewery 17-0 Labelers. Labeler, brewery 15-5 Laborers. Laborer, brewery Laborer, malt house Washer, bottles (brewery) Washer, kegs (brewery) 1-3 Maltsters. Maltster, brewery 14-4 Porters. Porter, brewery 9-8 Other occupations. stableman, brewery 9-9 Not specified. Employee, brewery Hand, brewery Worker, brewery 150 LIQUORS AND BEVERAGES. 5-0 DISTILLERIES. (All "repeaters " apply in this industry. See p. IV.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. 10-1 Officials. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Superintendent, distillery 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Foreman, distillery Foreman, rectifying 10-7 Clerks. Clerk, distillei-y 3-0 Compounders. Compounder, distillery Compounder, liquor Blender, wholesale liquor 12-3 Coopers. Cooper, still 3-1 Distillers (N. S.). Distiller (N. S.) 13-0 Firemen. Fireman, distillery 15-5 Laborers. Feeder, cattle (distillery) Laborer, distillery 3-2 Liquor mixers. Liquor mixer (distillery) 3-3 Rectifiers. Rectifier, distillery Rectifier, liquor Rectifier, spirits 3-4 Runners of spirits. Runner spirits, distillery 3-5 Still men. Stiller (N. S.) Still man (N. S.) LIQUORS AND BEVERAGES. 151 5-0 DISTILLERIES— Continued. 3-6 Warehousemen. Warehouseman, distillery ♦ 3-7 Yeast makers. Maker, yeast (distillery) Tender, yeast (distillerjr) 9-8 Other occupations. Trimmer, distillery 9-9 Not specilied. Employee, distillery Hand, distillery 5 1 OTHER LiatrOR AND BEVERAGE WORKERS. (All "repeaters" apply in this industry. See p. iv.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. Manufacturer, soda pop Proprietor, winery 10-1 Officials. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Superintendent, winery Superintendent, soda-water factory 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Foreman, bottling works 0-0 Bottlers. Bottler, mineral water Bottler, soda factory Bottler, soda water Bottler, soft drinks Bottler, wine Bottler (N. S.) Filler, bottles 15-4 Drivers. Driver, bottling works 15-5 Laborers. Laborer, bottling works I^aborer, soda-water works Laborer, winerjr 1-0 Mineral and soda water makers. Maker, mineral water Maker, pop Maker, seltzer Maker, soda (water) 152 LIQUORS AND BEVERAGES. 5-1 OTHER lilQTTOB AND BEVERAGE WORKERS— Continued . 4-1 Wine makers. Maker, wiue 9-8 Other occupations. 9-9 Not specified. Lumber and its Ebmanufaotuee. 5-2 BOX MAKERS (wood). (All "repeaters" apply in this industry. Seep, iv.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. 10-1 Officials. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Foreman, box factory (wooden) 15-2 Apprentices. Apprentice, box maker (wooden) 1&-1 Finishers. Finisher, cigar boxes 16-3 Planers. Planer, box factory 15-5 Laborers. Day laborer, box factory (wooden) Laborer, box factory (wooden) Laborer, box shop (wooden) Laborer, cigar boxes 2-2 Liners, pasters, and trimmers. Liner, cigar boxes Paster, cigar boxes Trimmer, cigar boxes 0-5 Nailers. Nailer, boxes (wooden) Nailer, cigar box factory Nailer, crates 16-4 Sawyers. Cutter, cigar boxes Cut-off sawyer, box factory Edgeman, box factory (wooden) Sawyer, boxes Sawyer, box factory LUMBER AND ITS EEMANDFAOTURE. 153 5-2 BOX MAKERS (-wood)— Continued. 9-8 Other occupations. 9-9 Not specified. Box maker (wooden) Maker, cheese box Maker, cigar box Maker, crate (wooden) Maker, packing box (wooden) Maker, wooden box Operator, cigar box factory Worker, box factory (wooden) Worker, cigar box factory 5-3 FURNITURE. (All "repeaters" apply in this industry See p. IV.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. Partner, furniture factory Proprietor, furniture factory 10-1 Officials. President, furniture compan)- 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Manager, furniture factory Superintendent, cabinet works Superintendent, chair factory Superintendent, furniture factors- 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Foreman, cabinet shop Foreman, casket factory Foreman, chair factory Foreman, coffin factory Foreman, desk factory Foreman, furniture factory Foreman, upholsterer 10-7 Clerlis. Clerk, furniture factory 15-2 Apprentices. Apprentice, cabinetmaker Apprentice, chair maker Apprentice, furniture Apprentice, upholsterer 2-4 Bench hands. Bench worker, table factory 6-4 Borers. Borer, chair factory 154 LUMBER AND ITS BEMANUFACTURE 5-3 FURNITURE— ConUnued. 12-1 Oabinetniakers. Cabinetmaker, factory Cabinetmaker, furniture factory Finisher, cabinet Worker, cabinet 0-0 Caners and seaters. Bottorner, chair factory Caner, chair, chair or furniture factory Caner, furniture Seater, cane (chair factory) Seater, furniture factory Splicer, cane 12-2 Carpenters. CarpentPv, furniliire factory 19-4 Carvers. Carver, furniture Carver, wood (furuiture factory) Carver, spindles, furniture factory 16-8 Cutters. Cutter, furniture Cutter, stock or veneer (furniture) 13-5 Designers. Designer, furniture 16-6 Erectors and assemblers. Driving chairs together Setting up chairs 7-5 Filers. 16-1 Finishers. Filler, furniture Finisher, chairs Finisher, chair factory Finisher, coffins Finisher, desks Finisher, furniture 1-5 Fitters. Fitter, furniture 1-1 Framers and shapers. Framer, chairs Shaper, furniture 1-4 Glaziers. Glazier, show cases 2-1 Gluers. Gluer, furniture LUMBER AND IT8 REMANUFAOTURE. 155 5-3 FTTRNrrtrilE— Continued. 15-3 Helpers. Helper, furniture factory 11-3 Inspectors. Inspector, furniture 15-5 Laborers. Laborer, bedstead factory Laborer, cabinet Laborer, casket factory Laborer, chair factory Laborer, desk factory Laborer, furniture factory Laborer, refrigerator factory Laborer, table factory 1-0 Machine hands. Hand, machine (chair factory) Hand, machine (furniture factory) 8-9 Millwrights. 15-0 Packers. Packer, chairs Packer, furniture 1-2 Pattern makers. Pattern maker, furniture factoiy 13-3 Painters. Gilder, furniture Painter, caskets or coffins Painter, furniture Stainer, furniture Varnisher, cabinets Varnisher, chairs Varnisher, furniture (factory) 16-3 Planers. Planer, furnitui-e factory 16-2 Polishers. Polisher, chair factory Polisher, furniture Rubber, furniture 2-0 Repairers. Repairer, chairs Repairer, furniture 6-5 Reedworkers. Reedworker, furniture factory Reedworker, chair factory 156 LUMBER AND ITS REMAIHJFAGTt'RP;. 5-3 FUBNITXTBE—Conti lined 1-7 Rounders, chair factory. Rounder, chairs 8-0 Sandpaperers. Sander, chair shop (W.) Sander, furniture Sandpaperer, furniture 16-4 Sawyers. Sawyer, band (furniture) Sawyer, chair factory Sawyer, furniture 11-4 Shippers. Shipping clerk, furniture factory 1-8 Springers. Springer, couch or lounge Springer, lounge factory Springing-up, lounge factory 2-2 Trimmers. Trimmer, caskets Trimmer, coffins Trimmer, furniture Trimmer, furniture factory 18-5 Turners. Turner, chair factory Turner, furniture factory 13-6 Upholsterers, Maker, cushions Operator, upholstery Sewing, upholstery Trimmer, upholstery Upholsterer, assistant Upholsterer, furniture factory Upholsterer, furniture house (W.) Upholsterer, lounges Upholsterer, repairing shop Upholsterer (N. S.) 1-9 Veneerers. Veneerer, furniture factory 17-8 Weavers, chair factory. Weaver, chair factory 17-9 Winders, chair factory. Winder, chair factory 9-8 Other occupations. LUMBER AND. ITS REMANUFACTURE. 157 5-3 FtriUiriTtrRE— Continued. 9-9 Not specified. Employee, furniture factory Hand, furniture factory Maker, beds (wooden) Maker, cases (wooden) Maker, caskets Maker, chairs Maker, coffins Maker, desks Maker, furniture Maker, lounges or couches Maker, show cases Maker, tables Operator, furniture factory Worker, casket factory Worker, chairs Worker, furniture factory Worker, show cases Worker, table factory Worker, wood (furniture) 5-4 PIANOS AND ORGANS. (All "repeaters" apply In this industry. See p. tv.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. Manufacturer, piano 10-1 Officials. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Manager, piano company Superintendent, piano factory 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Foreman, organ factory Foreman, piano factor\ 3-0 Action makers. Finisher, piano actions Maker, actions Maker, organ actions Maker, piano actions Setter, piano actions 15-2 Apprentices. Apprentice, organ factory Apprentice, piano maker 16-6 Assemblers. Assembler, organ or piano 12-1 Cabinetmakers. Cabinetmaker, organ or piano fai:tor\ Cabinetmaker, piano works Maker, piano cases 158 LUMBER AND ITS EEMANUFACTUEE 5-4 PIANOS AND ORGANS— Continued. 19-4 Carvers. Cai^'er, piano 16-1 Finishers. Finisher, organ factory Finisher, piano factory 1-5 Fitters. Fitter, organ factory Fittf'v, piano factory 2-1 Gluers. Gliier, piano or organ factory 11-3 Inspectors, Inspector, organ factorx- Inspector, piano factory 15-5 Laborers. Laborer, keyboard factory Laborer, piano keys Laborer, keyboard (organ) Laborer, organ factory Laborer, organ works Laborer, piano factory Laborer, piano works 1-0 Machine hands. Hand, machine (organ or piano factor\ ) 13-.3 Painters and varnishers. Grainer, piano (factory) Varnisher, organ factory Painter, piano Varnisher, piano 3-7 Pianola maimers. Maker, pianolas • 16-2 Polishers. Polisher, piano 3-1 Reedworliers. Worker, reed (piano or organ) 3-2 Regulators. Regulator, pianos 2-0 Repairers. Repairer, organs Repairer, pianos LUMBER AND ITS KEMANUFACTUBK. 159 5-4 PIANOS AND OBGANS— Continued. 16-4 Sawyers. Sawyer, piano factory 3-3 Sharp makers. Sharp maker, piano factory 3^ Stringers. stringer, pianos 3-6 Tuners. Tuner, (irnan or piano factory 2-3 Woodworkers. \Voodwork('r, piano (factory) 9-8 Other occupations. 9-9 Not specified. Builder, organs or pianos (\\". ) f^mployee, organ factory Employee, piano factory Hand, piano Maker, organ roll Makei', organ {\y.) Maker, piano (W.) \^VJrkl_■l■, organ factory Worker, piaTKi factory 5-6 SAW AND PLANING MILLS (All ''repeaters'' apply in tMj industry. >See | . i\ ) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. Manufacturer, lumber Operator, planing mill Operator, .'jawmill < twuer, planing mill Owner, Kawmill Partner, planing mill Proprit'lor, lumber mill Proprietor, planing mill Proprietor, sawmill 10-1 Officials. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Manager, planing mill Manager, sawmill Superintendent, sawmill Superintendent, planing mill 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Assistant foreman, sawmill Boss, woods (sawmill) 160 LUMBER AND ITS REMANUFAOTURB. 5-5 SAW AND PLANING MILLS— Continued. 10-3 Foremen and overseers — Continued. Foreman, lumber mill Foreman, planing mill Foreman, sash and door factory Foreman, sash factory Foreman, sawmill Foreman, shingle mill Overseer, saw or planing mill 16-2 Apprentices. Apprentice, planing mill 4-0 Axemen. Axeman, sawmill Cutter, logs (axeman, sawmill) 2-4 Bench hands. Hand, bench (planing mill) 4-2 Block setters. Block man (sawmill) Setter, block (sawmill) Setter hand, block (sawmill) Setter, ratchet (sawmill) 2-8 Bolt makers. , Bolter, saw or planing mill Bolt maker, shingle mill 4-3 Carmen and carriage men. Carman, sawmill Carriage man, sawmill Rider carriage, sawmill Trammer, sawmill 4-5 Checkers. Checker, lumber (sawmill) Tallyman, lumber (saw or planing mill) 12-6 Draftsmen. 0-1 Edgers. Edgeman, sawmill. Edger, sawmill 12-9 Engineers. Engineer, fawraill 7-4 Feeders. Feeder, planing mill Feeder, sawmill TArMBER AND ITS REMANUFACTUBE. 161 5-5 SAW AND PLANING MILLS— Contiimed. 7 5 Filers. Filer, saws (sawmill) Filer, sawmill. 16-1 Finishers. Dresser, lumber Finisher, sashes Finisher, doors Sander, door factory 13-0 Firemen. Firer, dry kiln Fireman, kiln (lumber) Fireman, sawmill 4-1 Flume tenders. Tender, flume (sawmill) 2-1 Glviers. ■Gluer, door factory 11-3 Graders, inspectors, and sorters. Grader, lumber Inspector, lumber (saw or planin;;; mill) Sorter, lumber (saw or planing mill) 15-3 Helpers. Helper, plauing mill Helper, sash and door factory 15-5 Laborers. Day laborer, saw or lumber mill Hand, planina; mill Laborer, blind factory Laborer, door factory Laborer, lath mill Laborer, lumber mill J^aborrr, planinf; mill Laborer, sash and blind factory Laborer, sash and door factory Laborer, sash factor)' Laborer, sawmill Laborer, shinfile mill Laborer, steam mill (lumber) Laborer, tie plant 4 a Loaders. Loadina; cars (sawmill) Loading timber and lumber (sawmill) 4-7 Log turners. Tumbler, logs, sawmill Turner, logs (sawmill) Turner, lumber (sawmill) (n21S— 10 11 162 LUMBER AND ITS REMANDB'ACTURE. 5-5 SAW AND PLANING MILLS— Continued. 4-8 Loggers and log drivers. Driver, logs (sawmill) Driver, lumber (sawmill) Logger, sawmill Logman, sawmill 13-1 Machinists. 1-0 Machine tenders. Hand, machine (planing mill) Operator, machine (planing mill) Operator, saw machine Tender machine, planing mill 4-9 Measurers, scalers, and surveyors. Measurer, logs or lumber Scaler, lumber Surveyor, lumber (mill) 13-7 Mechanics. Mechanic, planing mill 15-8 Molders. Molder, planing or saw mill 8-9 Millwrights. 0-3 Ofifbearers. Bearer, lumber (sawmill) Bearer-off, sawmill Clearing saw, sawmill Offbearer, lumber Offbearer, sawmill Transferrer, lumber (sawmill) 15-6 Oilers. Oiler, sawmill 0^ Pliers and stackers. Handler, lumber (sawmill"! Filer, lumber (sawmill) Filer, slab (sawmill) Shover, lumber (sawmill) Slabman, sawmill Stacker, lumbar (sawmill) Yardman, lumber (saw or planing mill) Yardman, sawmill 16-3 Planers and jointers. Boss planer (saw or planing mdll) Jointer, shingle mill Planer, lumber Flaner, sash factory Planer, sawmill Planer, wood (saw or planing mill) Runs planer (planing mill) LUMBER AND ITS KEMANUFACTllRE. 163 5-5 SAW AND PLANING MILLS— Con tinuod 5-0 Saw setters. Setter, saw (sawmill) 16-4 Sawyers. Cutter, doors Cutter, sawmill Cutter, stock (sawmill) Cut-off, sawyer (sawmill) Head sawyer, lumber yard or mill Sawing, timber Sawyer, band (saw or planing mill) Sawyer, circular (saw or planing mill) Sawyer, cut-off Sawyer, door Sawyer, factory (lumber) Sawyer, knot (saw or planing mill) Sawyer, lath Sawyer, log Sawyer, lumber Sawyer, mill (lumber N. S.) Sawyer, planing mill Sawyer, rip (lumber) Sawyer, sawmill Sawyer, shingle Sawyer, shingle mill Sawyer, slab Sawyer, tail (lumber) Sawyer, wood Tailer, sawmill 5-1 Screw setters. Jack screwer, lumber or planing mill Setter, screw (sawmill) 15 4 Teamsters. Hauling lumber (sawmill) 18-5 Turners. 3-5 Truckers and wheelers. Trucker, lumber (sawmill) Truckman, sawmill Wheeler, saw or lumber mill 2-3 Woodworkers. Woodworker, lumber mill Woodworker, sash factory 9-8 Other occupations. Setter, lumber (sawmill) Slab tupper, sawmill Slasher, lumber mill Sticker hand, planing mill Trimmer, lumber 164 LUMBEE AND ITS REMANUFACTUKE. 5-5 SAW AND PLANING MILLS— Continued. 9-9 Not specified. Employee, saah factory Employee, saw or planing mill Getter, shingles Hand, door factory Hand, lumber mill Hand, sash or blind factory Hand, sawmill Lumber mill man (W.) Maker, blinds (W.) Maker, doors (W.) Maker, sashes (W.) Maker, shingles (W.) Mill man, shingles (W.) Maker, screen doors (W.) Operative, sawmill Planing mill man ( W. ) Sawmill man (W.) Worker, door factory Worker, planing mill Worker, saw or lumber mill 5-8 OTHER WOODWOBKERS. (All "repeaters" apply in this industry. See p. iv.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. Manufacturer, picture frames Proprietor, molding factory Proprietor, wood-turning mill Woodworker, own shop 10-1 Officials. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Manager, stave factory 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Boss cooper Foreman, basket factory Foreman, cooper shop Foreman, picture-frame factory Foreman, stave mill Foreman, ver.cor factory Foreman, wood shop 10^ Accountants. 10-5 Boolflceepers. Bookkeeper, basket factory 10-7 Clerks. 15-2 Apprentices. Apprentice, cooper Apprentice, frame maker Apprentice, picture-frame ruoldci Apprentice, wood carver Apprentice, wood turner LUMBER AND ITS REMAN UFAOTURE. 165 5-6 OTHER WOODWORKERS— Continued 6-0 Basket makers (N, S.)- Basket maker Employee, basket factory Hand, basket factory Hand, machine (basket factory) Nailer, baskets Weaver, baskets Workman, basket factory 19-4 Carvers. Carver, hand (wooden) Carver, michine (wooden) Carver, spindle (N. S.) Carver, wood (N. S.) Carving; wood 12-3 Coopers. Assistant cooper Builder, tub works Cooper, barrel Cooper (N. S.) Coopersmith Hand, machine (cooperage) Header, cooper shop Hooper, cooper shop Joiner, cooper shop Maker, barrels Maker, butter tubs Maker, cooperage Maker, tubs Trimmer, barrels Turner, pails Worker, cooper shop 15-3 Coopers' helpers. Carrier, hoop (cooper) Employee, cooper shop Helper, cooper shop Nailer, cooper shop Wheeler, staves (cooper shop) 16-8 Cutters. Cutter, blocks (wooden) Cutter, cork Cutter, staves Cutter, veneer 15-4 Draymen, teamsters, and expressmen. Team driver, basket factory 12-9 Engineers. 16-1 Finishers. Finisher, hardwood Finisher, interior (wood) Finisher, picture frames Finisher, wood (N. S.) 166 LUMBER AND ITS EEMANUFACTURE. 5-6 OTHER WOODWORKERS— Continued 1-5 Fitters. Fitter, frames (wooden) Fitter, picture frames 1-3 Gilders. Gilder, frames Gilder, molding Gilder, picture frames Painter, picture frames 6-1 Hoop makers (N. S.). Coiler, hoops Cutter, hoops Maker, hoops Shaver, hoops 15-5 Laborers. Day-laborer, stave factory Laborer, axe handle factory Laborer, barrel works Laborer, basket factory (wood) Laborer, bobbin shop Laborer, cooperage Laborer, cooper shop Laborer, crate factory Laborer, excelsior mill Laborer, fibre works (wood) Laborer, frame factory (wood) Laborer, handle factory Laborer, hoop factory Laborer, match factory Laborer, molding mill (wood) Laborer, picture-frame factory Laborer, pail factory Laborer, shuttle factory Laborer, slat factory Laborer, shocks mill Laborer, stave factory Laborer, stave mill Laborer, tub factory or shop Laborer, veneer works Laborer, wood factory Laborer, woodenware works Laborer, wood-turning shop Laborer, wood works 1-0 Machine hands. 13-1 Machinists. 6-2 Match matters (N. S.) Maker, matches 13-7 Mechanics. Mechanic, woodwork (N. S.) LQMBER AND ITS EEMANUFACTUBE. 167 5-6 OTHER WOODWORKERS— Continued. 15-8 Molders. Maker, moldings Molder, picture frames Holder, wood 1-2 Pattern makers. 6-3 Picture-frame makers (N. §.)• Framer, pictures Framer, wood Mnker, frames (wooden) Maker, picture frames Worker, picture frames 16-3 Planers. Planer, picture sticks Planer, wood (N. S.) 16 2 Polishers. Polisher, frames (wooden) Polisher, ]jicture frames Polisher, wood (N. S.) 6.) Rattan and reed workers (N. S.). Weiver, rattan Winder, rattan Worker, fibre (N. S.) Worker, rattan Worker, reed 16-1 Sawyers. Sawyer, band (N. S.) Sawyer, heading Sawyer, match factory Sawyer, rip (N. S.) Sawyer, scroll (N. S.) Sawyer, stave?. Sawyer, wood (N. S.) 11-4 Shipping clerks. 6-6 Stave makers (N. S.). Boiler, staves Hewer, staves Joiner, staves ilaker, staves Maker, shakes Ottbearer, stave mill 18-5 Turners. ;Maker, bobbins Maker, handles Turner, bobbins Turner, handles 168 LUMBER AND ITS REMANUFAOTURK. 5-6 OTHER WOODWORKERS— Continued. 18-5 Turners — Continued. Turner, last (wooden) Turner, wood (N. S.) Maker, golf club Maker, last (wooden) Maker, shuttle Maker spoon (v.'ooden) 6-7 Veneer workers (N. S.). Hand, veneer (N. S.) Veneerer (N, S.) Veneerins (N. S.) 9-8 Other occupations. Borer, wood (N. S.) Bundler, wood Hand, machine (wood) Gluer(wood, N. S.) Maker, axe handles Sander, wood Sandpaperer (N. S.) 9-9 Not specified. Maker, blocks (wooden) Maker, canes Maker, churns Maker, corks Maker, cornice (wooden) Maker, heading Woodworker, factory (N. S.) Woodworker, machine Woodworker, mill Woodworker, shop (N. S.) Woodworker, toys (N. S.) Metals and Metal Products except Iron and Steel. 5-7 brass mills. (A!] "repealers" apply in this industry. See r- iv.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. Proprietor, brass foundry 10-1 Officials. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Superintendent, brass mill 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Foreman, l)ras=i factory Foreman, brass foundry Foreman, brass works Overseer, brass factory 10-7 Clerlis. Clerk, brass factory METALS AND METAL PRODUCTS EXCEPT IRON AND STEEL. 1G9 5-7 BBASS MILLS— Continued. 18-7 Annealeis. Annealer, braa^ mill 15 2 Apprentices. Apprentice, brass finisher Apprentice, brass foundry Apprentice, brass molder 2-4 Bench hands. Bench hand, brass factory 6-5) Braziers. Brazier, brass factory ie-0 Buffers. Buffer, brass Buffer, brass factory lG-7 Burnishers. Burnisher, brass 18-1 Casters. Caster, brass Caster, brass factory 2-7 Chasers. Chaser, hrass 15-9 Core maliers. Core maker, brass 16-8 Cutters. Cutter, brass Cutter, brass mill 0-1 Dippers. Dipper, bra^s Dipper, brass factory 3-8 Drawers. Drawer, brass factory Drawer, brass rods Drawer, brass tubes Drawer, brass wire. 18-2 Drillers. Driller, brass 8-3 Edgers. Edger, brass 170 METALS AND METAL PROBUOTS EXCEPT IRON AND STEEL. 5-7 BRASS MILLS— Continued. 7-5 Filers. Filer, brass 16-1 Finishers. Finisher, brass Finisher, brass factory 1-5 Fitters. Fitter, brass 8-4 Flowmen. Flowman, brass factory 1-1 Founders. Founder, bra^s factory 4-0 Furnace men. 5-5 Grinders. Grinder, brass 18-8 Heaters. Heater, brass factory 15-3 Helpers. Helper, brass factory Helper, brass foundry Helper, molder (brass) 11-3 Inspectors. Inspector, brass Inspector, brass factory 15-5 Laborers. Laborer, bell factory Laborer, bells (metal works) Laborer, brass Laborer, brass factory I/aborer, brass foundry Laborer, brass mill Laborer, brass rolling mill Laborer, brass works 0-9 Lathe hands. Hand, lathe (brass mill) Lather, brass factory 1-0 Machine hands. Hand, machine, brass mill Metals and metal products except ikon and steel. 171 5-7 BRASS MILLS— Continued. 13-7 Mechanics. Mechanic, brass factory 0-8 Melters. Melter, brass 15-8 Molders. Holder, bells Molder, brass Molder, brass factory Molder, brass foundry Molder, bronze 8-6 Mufflers. Muffler, brass Muffler, brass mill Tender, muffler (brass mill) 15-0 Packers. Packer, brass mill 1-2 Pattern makers. 1-6 Platers. Plater, bell shop (electro) Plater, brass Plater, brass factory Plater, bronze 16-2 Polishers. Polisher, brass factory 16-5 Pressmen. Hand, foot press, brass mill Operator, press, brass mill Press, brass factory Press hand, brass mill Pressman, brass factory Tender, press, brass factory 18-3 Rollers. Roller, brass Roller, brass, brass factory 8-7 Rulers. Ruler, brass 16-4 Sawyers. Sawyer, brass 19-2 Shearsmen. Shearsman, brass factory 172 METALS AND METAL PRODUCTS EXCEPT IRON AND STEEL. 5-7 BRASS MILLS— Continued. 8-8 Slitters. Slitter, brass 16-9 Solderers. Solderer, brass 17-5 Spinners. Spinner, brass 17-6 Spoolers. Spooler, brass 19-0 Stampers. Stamper, brass 1-7 Straighteners. Straigbtener, brass 1-9 Threaders. Threading, brass 6-6 Tool makers. 2-2 Trimmers. Trimmer, brass 18-5 Turners. Turner, brass 9-8 Other occupations. Prickler, brass factory Scratcher, brass Smelter, brass Tool setter, brass factory 9-9 Not specified. Employee, brass mill Employee, brass foundry Hand, brass Maker, brass rod Maker, brass rule Maker, brass tools Maker, brass tubes Operator, brass factory Worker, brass Worker, lirass factory 5-8 CLOCK FACTORIES. (All "repeaters" apply in this industry. See p. rv.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. METALS AND METAL PRODUCTS EXCEPT IRON AND STEEL. 173 5-8 CLOCK FACTORIES— Continued. 10-1 Officials. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Superintendent, clock works 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Foreman, clock cases Foreman, clock factory 10-7 Clerks. Clerk, clock factory 18-(> Adjusters. Adjuster, clock factory 15-2 Apprentices. Apprentice, clock maker Apprentice, goldsmith (clock factory) Apprentice, silver plating (clock factory) Apprentice, silversmith (clock factory) Apprentice, watchmaker 16-6 Assemblers. Assembler, clock factory 2-4 [Sench hands. Bench hand, clock shop Bench worker, clock shop 16-0 Buffers. Buffer, clock factory 16-7 Burnishers. Burnisher, clock factory 19-4 Carvers. Carver, wood (clock factory) 2-5 Case maimers. Case maker, clock factory 3-2 Contractors. Contractor, clock works 16-8 Cutters. Cutter, wheel (clock fac(.m> ) 3-<> Dial makers. Sfaker, clock dials 174 METALS AND METAL PRODUCTS EXClEPT IRON A.ND ^TEEL,. 5-8 CLOCK FACTORIES— Continued. 0-1 Dippers. Dipper, clock factory 18-2 Drillers. Driller, clock factory 2-8 Escapement workers. Escaper, clock factory Escapement maker, clock factory 16-1 Finishers. Finisher, clock factory 1-5 Fitters. Fitter, clock factory 1-3 Gilders. Gilder, clock works 15-3 Helpers. Helper, clock shop 11-3 Inspectors. Inspector, clock shop 15-5 Laborers. Day laborer, clock shop Laborer, case shop (clocks) Laborer, clock Laborer, clock factory Laborer, clock shop Laborer, clock works 13-7 Mechanics. Mechanic, clock factory 13-3 Painters and varnishers. Varnisher, clocks 1-6 Platers. Plater, clock factory 16-2 Polishers. Polisher, clock factory 16-5 Pressmen. Presser, clock factory Press hand, clock shop Pressman, clock factory METALS AND METAL PRODUCTS EXCEPT IRON AND STEEL. 175 5-8 CLOCK FACTORIES— Continued. 3-5 Repairers. Repairer, clocks Repairer, clocks or watches 8-0 Sandpaperers. Sandpaperer, clock factory 16-4 Sawyers. Sawyer, clock factory 4-2 Screw makers. Screw maker, clock factory 16-9 Solderers. Solderer, clock factory 6-1 Spring makers. Clock maker, hair spring factory Clock maker, main spring factory Maker, clock spring :i-.3 Timers. Timer, clocks (not in factory) Timer, clock shop 6-6 Truers. Truer, wheels, clock shop 18-0 Turners. Brass turner, clock factory Lathe hand, clock shop Turner, clock factory Turner, clock pinion Wood turner, clock factory 9 8 Otlier occupations. Driver, pinions, clock factory Filler, pinion, clock factory Trimmer, clock factory Vibrator, clock factory 9-9 Not specified. Case department, clock factory Clock maker (N. S.) Employee, clock factory Hand, clock shop Operator, clock factory Worker, clock shop 5-9 COPPER FACTORIES. (AU "repeaters" apply In this Industry. See p. iv.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. 10-1 Officials. 176 METALS AND METAL PRODUCTS EXCEPT IRON AND STEEL 5-9 COPPER FACTORIES— Continued. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Boss, copper works Foreman, copper mill Foreman, smelter (copper) 15-2 Apprentices. Apprentice, coppersmith 7-6 Coppersmiths. Coppersmith (N. S.) 0-1 Dippers. Dipper, copper 7-3 Etchers. Etcher, copper 4-0 Furnace men. Furnace man, copper mill 15-3 Helpers. Helper, copper mill Helper, coppersmith 3-7 Jigmen. Jigman, copper mill 15-5 Laborers. Laborer, concentrator (copper) Laborer, converter (copper) Laborer, copper Laborer, copper mill Laborer, copper refinery Laborer, copper works Laborer, smelter (copper) 4-3 Ladlers. Ladler, copper mill 7-7 Leachers. Leacher, copper 16 2 Polishers. Polisher, copper 1-6 Platers. Plater, copper METALS AND METAL PRODUCTS EXCEPT IRON AND S'1KK1>. 177 5-9 COPPER FACTORIES— Continued. 6-0 Refiners. Refiner, copper 18-3 Rollers. Roller, copper 7-9 Skimmers. Skimmer, copper 5-4 Smelter men (N. S.). Feeder, smelter (copper) Smelter man, copper Worker, smelter (copper) 16-9 Solderers. Solderer, copper 19-0 Stampers. Stamper, copper 7-8 Tappers. Tapper, copper 13-5 Tinners. Tinner, copper works 2-2 Trimmers. Trimmer, copper works 9-8 Other occupations. Pot pusher, copper mill 9-9 Not specified. Employee, copper mill Mill man, copper 6-0 GOLD AND SILVER WORKERS. (All "repeaters" apply in this industry, .^eo p [v.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. 10-1 Officials. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Foreman, gold shop Foreman, silver plater 6] 21 S— 10 12 178 METALS AND METAL PBODUOTS EXCEPT IRON AND STEEL. 6-0 GOLD AND SILVER WORKERS— Continued 10-3 Foremen and overseers — Continued. Foreman, plating shop (gold or silver) Foreman, silver factory Foreman, silver shop Foreman, silver works Foreman, silverware 4-1 Amalgamators. Amalgamator, gold 18-7 Annealers. Annealer (gold or silver) 4-5 Beaters. Beater, gold (N. S.) Beater, silver (N. S.) 16-0 Buffers. Buffer, silver Buffer, silverware 16-7 Burnishers. Bm'nisher, gold Burnisher, silver Burnisher, silverware 18-1 Casters. Caster, silver (N. S.) 2-7 Chasers. Chaser, gold Chaser, silver 1-0 Cleaners and scourers. Cleaner, silver (N. S.^ Scourer, silver (N. S.' 16-8 Cutters. Cutter, gold (N. S.) Cutler, gold leaf (N. S.) Cutter, silver (N. S.) 12-5 Designers. Designer, silverware 0-1 Dippers. Dipper, silver 13-9 Engravers. Engraver, silver Engraver, silver plate METALS AND METAL PRODUCTS EXCEPT IROJST AND STEEL. 17'J 6-0 GOLD AND SILVER WORKEBS— Continued . 7-3 Etchers. Etcher, silver 4-6 Fillers. Filler, gold (N.S.) Filler, silver (N. S.) 16-1 Finishers. Finisher, satin (gold or silver) Finisher, silver (N. S.) Finisher, silverware 1-5 Fitters. Fitter, silver 1-3 Gilders. Gilder, gold (N. S.) Gilder, silver (N. S.) 4-7 Goldsmiths. Goldsmith (N. S.) 11-3 Inspectors. Inspector, silver (N. IS.) Inspector, silverware 15-5 Laborers. Laborer, silver factory 4-8 Layers (gold or silver leaf). Layer, gold leaf Layer, silver leaf 0-8 Melters. Melter, gold 15-8 Holders. Holder, silver 15-0 Packers. Packer, silverware 16 Platers. Electroplater, silver Plater, gold Plater, silver 16-2 Polishers. Polisher, gold (N.S.) Polisher, silver (N. S.) 180 METALS AND METAL PRODUCTS EXCEPT IRON AND STEEL. 6-0 GOLD AND SILVER WORKERS— Continued. 6-0 Refiners. Refiner, gold Refiner, silver 18-3 Rollers. Roller, gold (N. S.) Roller, silver (N. S.) 4-9 Silversmiths. Silversmith (N. S.) 16-9 Solderers. Solderer, silver 17-5 Spinners. Spinner, silver 19-0 Stampers. stamper, gold or silver (N. S.) 2-2 Trimmers. Trimmer, silver (N. S.) 18-5 Turners. Turner, silver 6-2 Washers. Washer, silver (N. S.) 9-8 Other occupations. Coiner, U. S. Mint Maker, gold pens Wiper, spoons 9-9 Not specified. Worker, gold (ornamental) Worker, silver 6-1 JEWELRY FACTORIES. (\i\ "repeaters" apply in this industry. Seo p. iv ) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. Jeweler, manufacturing Manufacturer, jeweler 10-1 Officials. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. METALS AND METAL PRODUCTS EXCEPT lEON AND STEEL. 181 6-1 JEWELRY FACTORIES— Continued. 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Foreman, jewelry factory Overseer, jewelry factory 15-2 Apprentices. Apprentice jeweler Learning jewelry trade 16-6 Assemblers. Setting up jewelry 2-4 Bench hands. Bench hand, jewelry shop Bench worker (jewelry shop) 8-1 Brushers. Brusher, jewelry 16-0 Buffers. Buffer, jewelry 16-7 Burnishers. Burnisher, jewelry 8-2 Bvitton maimers. Maker, buttons (jewelry factory) 6-3 Chain maliers (jewelry, N. S.). Chain maker, jewelry Maker, watch chains 2-7 Chasers. Chaser, jewelry Chaser, silver (jewelry factory) 6-7 Colorers. Colorer, jewelry 16-8 Cutters. Cutter, jewelry 12-5 Designers. Designer, jewelry 7-2 Enamelers. Enameler, jewelry 13-9 Engravers. Engraver, gold (jewelry factory) Engraver, jewelry factory Engraver, silver (jewelry) 182 METALS AND METAL PRODUCTS EXCEPT IKON AND STEEL. 6-1 JEWELRY FACTORIES— Continued. 16-1 Finishers. Finisher, gold (jewelry) 1-3 Gilders. Gilder, gold or silver (jewelry) 5-5 Grinders. Grinder, glass (jewelry) 11-3 Inspectors. Inspector, jewelry 2-0 Jewelers (factory). Jeweler (jewelry factory) Jewelersmith 15-5 Laborers. Laborer, jewelry shop 6-8 Lapidaries. Cutter, diamond Cutter, pearl Cutter, stone Lapidarist Lapidary Setter, diamonds Setter, stones (jewelry) Worker, pearl jewelry 13-3 Painters. Painter, jewelry 16-2 Polisliers. Polisher, diamond Polisher, gold and silver (jewelry) Polisher, jewelry 16-5 Pressmen. Press hand, jewelry Pressman, jewelry 3-5 Repairers. Repairer, jewelry 18-3 Rollers (gold and silver) Roller, gold or silver (jewelry ) 16-9 Solderers. Solderer, jewelry METALS AND METAL PRODUCTS EXCEPT IRON AND STEEL. 183 6-1 JEWELRY FACTORIES— Continued. 19-0 Stampers. stamper, gold (jewelry) Stamper, jewelry 3-8 Wire drawers. Wire drawer, jewelry 9-8 Other occupations. 9-9 Not specified. Hand, jewelry shop Operative, jewelry shop Worker, jewelry 6-2 LEAD AND ZINC FACTORIES. (All "repeaters" apply in this industry, .'^oe p. ly.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. 10-1 Officials. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Foreman, lead works Foreman, smelter (lead or zinc) Foreman, zinc works 10-7 Clerics. Clerk, type foundry 16-0 Buffers. Bulger, lead 18-0 Burners (lead). Burner, lead 7-0 Calciners. Calciner, lead ore 18-1 Casters. Caster, lead (.'a?ter, type 0-0 Catcliers (roli mill). Catcher, zinc (roll mill ) 184 METALS AND METAL PRODUCTS EXCEPT IKON AND STEEL. 6-2 LEAD AND ZINC FACTORIES— Continued. 16-8 Cutters. (Gutter, type Gutter, zinc works 3-8 Drawers. Drawer, zinc worlds 0-6 Dressers. Dresser, type 7-3 Etchers. Etcher, zinc 7-4 Feeders (crushers). Feeder, crusher (lead or zinc) 16-1 Finishers. Finisher, type 13-0 Firemen. Fireman, smelter, (lead or zinc) 1-5 Fitters. Fitter, matrix (type foundry) Fitter, type 1-1 Founders (type). Founder, type (lead factory) Foundry man, type foundry Maker, type Holder, type 4-0 Fvirnace men. Furnace, lead Furnace man, lead works Furnace man, zinc works 1-4 Glazers. Glazer, lead 11-3 Inspectors. Inspector, tyyie 3-7 Jigmen. Jia;man, lead cleaning mill 15-5 Laborers. Handler, ore (zinc works) Laborer, day (smelter) Laborer, lead METALS AND METAL PRODUCTS EXOEPT IRON AND STEEL. 185 6-2 LEAD AND ZINC FACTORIES— Continued. 15-5 Laborers — Continued. Laborer, lead works Laborer, ore mill (lead or zinc) Laborer, type factory Laborer, white lead factory Laborer, zinc Laborer, zinc rolling mill Laborer, zinc works 2-2 Machine operators. Machine operator, car seals 15-8 Molders. 15-0 Packers. Packer, car seals 3-1 Potters. J'laker, pottery (zinc works) Potter, zinc works 16-5 Pressmen. Pressman, lead works 6-0 Refiners. Refiner, lead 18-3 Rollers. Roller, zinc 19-2 Shearers. Shearer, zinc 5^ Smelter men. Charger, zinc works Feeder, smelter (lead or zinc) Smelter, lead Smelter man, (lead or zinc) Smelter, zinc 16-9 Solderers. Solderer, lead 4-4 Sorters. Assorter, zinc works Sorter, type foundry 9-8 Other occupations. Roaster, ore (zinc works) Slepper, zinc 186 METALS AND METAL PRODUCTS EXCEPT IRON AND STEEL. 6-2 LEAD AND ZINC FACTORIES— Continued. 9-9 Not specified. Employee, type factory Maker, lead pipe Worker, type Worker, zinc 6-3 TIN-PLATE PACTOEIES. (All "repeaters" apply in this industry. See p. iv.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. 10-1 Officials. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Assistant foreman, tin factory Foreman, tin mill 18-7 Annealers. Annealer, tin mill 0-0 Catchers (tin plate). Catcher, tin plate mill 16-8 Cutters. Cutter, tin 0-1 Dippers. Dipper, tin shop 9-0 Doublers. Doubler, tin plate mill 9-1 Dusters. Duster, tin mill 18-8 Heaters. Heater, tin plate mill 15-5 Laborers. Day laborer, tin shop Laborer, tin factorj' Laborer, tin plate mill Laborer, tin shop 9-2 Piclilers. Pickler, tin mill METALS AND METAL PRODUCTS EXCEPT IRON AND STEEL. 187 6-3 TIN-PLATE FACTORIES— Continued. 1-6 Platers. Plater, tin factory Plater, tin Plater, tin mill 18-3 Rollers. Roller, tin mill Roller, tin plate 5-0 Rougher s. Rougher, tin mill 19-2 Shearers. Shearer, tin mill . 4:-A Sorters. Assorter, tin Sorter, tin mill 17-5 Spinners. Spinner, tin 13-5 Tinners. Tinner, tin plate mill Whitesmith 6-2 Washers. Washer, tin mill 9-8 Other occupations. Changer, tin works Opener, tin mill Screw boy, tin mill 9-9 Not specified. Maker, tin Maker, tin foil Worker, tin mil! 6-4 TINWARE FACTORIES. (All "repeaters" apply in this industry. See p. iv. 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. 10-1 Officials. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. 188 METALS ATSTD METAL PRODUCTS EXCEPT IRON AND STEEL. 6-4 TINWARE FACTORIES— Continued. 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Foreman, can factory Foreman, tin shop Foreman, tinner 15-2 Apprentices. Apprentice, tin shop Apprentice, tinner Apprentice, tinsmith Cub, tinner's Learning, tinner's trade 9-3 Cappers and headers (can). Capper, cans Header, can factory 16-8 Cutters. Cutter, tin works 7-1 Die setters. Setter, dies (tin shop) 0-1 Dippers. Dipper, enamelware 15-3 Helpers. Helper, tinner's 11-3 Ispectors. Inspector, can factory 15-5 Laborers. Laborer, can factory 9-4 Machine operators. Machine ojierator, tin factory 9-5 Nesters. Nester, tin mill 15-6 Oilers. Oiler, can factory 16-2 Polishers. Polisher, tin 16-5 Pressmen. Drop-press, tin works Drop-press, tinware Feeder, tin press Press hand, tin factory Presser, tin factory Pressman, tin factory METALS AND METAL PRODUCTS EXCEPT IRON AND STEEL. 189 6-4 TINWARE FACTORIES— Continued. 18-9 Riveters. Riveter, tin factory 9-6 Seamers. Seamer, can or tin 16-9 Solderers. Solderer, tin factory Solderer, tinware factory 4-A Sorters. Sorter, can factory (tin) 19-0 Stampers. Stamper, tin factory r 8-5 Testers. Tester, can factory 13-5 Tinners. Tinsmith and coppersmith, factory Tinner, hardware store Tinner, journeyman Tinner, tinware factory Tinsmith Tinner, own sliop 9-8 Otlier occupations. Burner, stamp works (tin) Floater, can factory Opener, tin 9-9 Not specified. Employee, tin factory Hand, tin factory Maker, can ilaker, tin box Maker, tin bucket Maker, tin can Malcer, tin pail Maker, tinware Tinker, tin factory Worker, tin Worker, tin shop 6-5 WATCH FACTORIES. (All "repeaters" apply in this induslry. See p. iv.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. Watchmaker and jeweler Watchmaker (N. S.) 10-1 Officials. 190 METALS AND METAL PK0DU0T8 EXCEPT IRON AND STEEL. 6-5 WATCH FACTORIES—Continued. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Boss, job (watch factory) Foreman, watch case factory Foreman, watch factory 10-7 Clerks. Clerk, watch factory 18-6 Adjusters and correctors. Adjuster, watch Corrector, watch factory 16-6 Assemblers. Assembler,'*watch Assembler, watch factory 5-1 Balancers. Balancer, watch Balance room, watch factory 2-4 Bench hands. Bench hand, watch factory 16-0 Buffers. Silver buffer, watch factory 16-7 Burnishers. Burnisher, watch shop 2-5 Case maliers. Maker, watch cases 1-0 Cleaners. Cleaner, parts (watch factory) 5-2 Countersinliers. Countersinker, watches 16-8 Cutters. Cutter, parts (watch factory) Cutter, watch screws 5-3 Damaskeeners- Damaskeener, watch factory 3-0 Dial workers. Baker, dial, watch factory Dial transfer, watch factory METALS AND METAL PKODUCTS EXCEPT IRON AND STEEL. 191 6-5 WATCH FACTORIES— Continued. 18-2 Drillers. Driller, plate, watch factory Driller, watch factory Driller, watch plate 13-9 Engravers. Engraver, watch factory Engraver, watch case 2-8 Escapement workers. Worker, escapement department, watch factory Worker, escapement room, watch factory <-5 Filers. Filer, steel, watch factory Filer, watch factory 16-1 Finishers. Finisher, watch case Finisher, watch factory 1-5 Fitters. Fitter, jewels, watch factory Fitter, plate, watch factory Fitter, stem wind, watch factory 1-3 Gilders. Gilder, watch factory 5-6 Gangers. Ganger, watch factory 11-3 Inspectors. Inspector, plate (watch factory) Inspector, watch Inspector, watch company Inspector, watch factory 5-7 Jewel workers. Maker, watch jewels Setter, jewels (watches) 2-0 Jewelers. Jeweler, watch factory 2-6 Jointers. Jointer, watch factory 15-5 Laborers. Laborer, watch company Laborer, watch factory Laborer, watch works 192 METALS AND METAL PRODUCTS EXCEPT IRON AND STEEL. 6-5 WATCH FACTORIES— Continued. 0-9 Lathe hands. Lathe hand, watch factory Lathe work, watch factory Operator, lathe, watch factory Turner, plate, watch factory Tiuner, watch cases 9-4 Machine hands. Machine hand, watch factory Machine tender, watch factory 13-1 Machinists. Machinist, watch factory 5-8 Markers. Marker, watch factory 13-3 Painters. Painter, dial, watch factory 1-6 Platers. Maker, watch plate Plater, watch factory 16-2 Polishers. Polisher, jewel, watch factory Polisher, watch cases Polisher, watch factory 16-5 Pressmen. Pre.^s hand, watch factory Pif'ssman, watch cases 3-5 Repairers. Repairer, watches Repair ,'r, watch factory 18-9 Riveters. Riveter, wateh factory 18-3 Rollers. Roller, watch factory 4-2 Screw makers. Maimer, watch screws 16-9 Solderers. Solderer, watch I'ai-M-s 6-1 Spring makers. Maker, watch .-printrs METALS AND METAL PRODUCTS EXCEPT IRON AND STEEL. 193 6-5 WATCH FACTORIES— Continued. 3-3 Timers. Timer, watch (factory) 5-9 Train makers. \ Trainer, watch factory Maker, watch trains 2-2 Trimmers. Trimmer, watches (factory) 6-6 Truers. Truer, balances (watches) Truer, springs, watch factory 9-8 Otlier occupations. Puncher, watch factory 9-9 Not specified. Employee, watch case factory Employee, watch factory Hand, watch factory Operative, watch factory Worker, watch factory 6-6 OTHER METAL WORKERS. (All "repeaters" apply in this industry. See p. iv.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. 10-1 Oflflcials. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Superintendent, quai'tz mill 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Foreman, britannia factory 10-7 Clerlis. 15-2 Apprentices. Apprentice, gunsmith Apprentice, locksmith Apprentice, nickel plater 16-0 Buflfers. Buffer, britannia Buffer, nickel fil21Sl— 10 13 194 METALS AND METAL PRODUCTS EXCEPT IBON AND STEEL. 6-6 OTHER METAL WORKERS— Continued. 16-7 Burnishers. Burnisher, britannia 18-1 Casters. Caster, britannia 15-9 Core makers. 16-8 Cutters, Cutter, britannia 6-4 Gunsmiths, loclcsmiths, and bell hangers. Bell hanger Expert, safe Fitter, locks Gunsmith (N. S.) Locksmith (iron manufactory) Maker, locks (N. S.) 15-3 Helpers. 15-5 Laborers. Laborer, chandelier Laborer, lamp factory Laborer, lamp works Laborer, lantern works Laborer, quartz mill 6-5 Lamp and lantern makers (N. S.). Maker, chandeliers Maker, coach lamps Maker, lamps Maker, lanterns Operative, lantern worku 15-8 Molders. 1-6 Platers. Plater, nickel , 16-2 Polishers. Polisher, nickel 5^ Smelter men Smelter, gold 16-9 Sulderers. Solderer, britannia 17-5 Spinners. Spinner, britannia METALS AND MKTAL PRODUCTS EXCEPT IRON AND STEEL. 195 6-6 OTHER METAL WORKERS— Continued. 19-0 Stampers. Stamper, britannia 2-2 Trimmers. Trimmer, britannia 18-5 Turners. Turner, britannia 9-8 Other occupations. 9-9 Not specified. \\'orker, britannia Paper. 6-7 BOX MAKERS (paper). (.\]1 "repealers" apply in this industry. See ]). iv.j 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. Manufacturer, paper box Proprietor, paper-box fuctory 10-1 Officials. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Forelady, paper-box factory Foreman, paper-box factory 10-7 Clerlts. 6-0 Coverers. (^overer, paper boxes 16-8 Cutters. Oulter, paper boxo.'- 2-6 Feeders (presses, etc.). Feeder, paper-box factory Feeder, pres.s (paper-box factory) 16-1 Finisliers. Finisher, (laper boxc:- 2 5 Folders. Folder. |iaper boxes 196 PAPER. 6-7 BOX MAKERS (paper) — Continuerl. 2-1 Gluers. Gluer, paper boxes 15-3 Helpers. Helper, paper-box factory 11-3 Inspectors. Inspector, paper boxes 17-0 Labelers. Labeler, paper boxes 15-5 Laborers, ^is^'^i^ss E; Laborer, paper-box factory g 9-5 Nesters. Nester, box factory (paper) 2-8 Pasters. Paster, box factory (paper) Paster, paper boxes 6-1 Scorers. Scorer, paper boxes 2-2 Trimmers. Trimmer, paper boxes 18-5 Turners. Turner, paper boxes 9-8 Other occupations. Putting boxes together (paper) 9-9 Not specified. Employee, paper-box factory Hand, paper- box factory Maker, paper boxes Operator, paper-box factory Worker, paper boxes 6-8 MAKERS OP BLANK BOOKS, ENVELOPES, TAGS, PAPER BAGS, ETC. (All "repeaters" apply in this industry. See p. IV.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. \ . 10-1 Officials. PAPEE. 197 6-8 MAKERS OF BLANK BOOKS, ENVELOPES, TAGS, PAPER BAGS, ETC.— Continued. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Superintendent, wall-paper mill 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Foreman, paper-bag factory 2-9 Binders. Binder, tablet factory 6-7 Color mixers. Mixer color, wall paper 16-8 Cutters. Cutter, cards Cutter, envelopes 16-1 Finisliers. Finisher, envelopes 2-5 Folders. Folder, envelopes 11-3 Inspectors. Inspector, envelopes 15-5 Laborers. Laborer, card-board factory Laborer, card factory Laborer, envelope factory Laborer, tag factory Laborer, wall-paper factory 2-2 Machine operators and tenders. Feeder, tablet works Hand, envelope machine Operator, envelope machine 2-8 Pasters. Paster, envelopes 3-0 Printers. Printer, wall paper 19-1 Reelers. Reeler, wall-paper factory 18-3 Rollers. Roller, wall paper 1&8 PAPER. 6-8 MAKEBS OF BLANK BOOKS, ENVELOPES, TAGS, PAPER BAGS ETC.— Continued. 5-1 Rulers. Ruler, blank-book factory 5-2 Sealers. Sealer, envelopes 4-4 Sorters. Assorter, cards 19-0 Stampers. stamper, envelopes 9-8 Other occupations. 9-9 Not specified. Employee, card factory Employee, tag factory Hand, paper-bag factory Maker, cards (W.) Maker, envelopes (W.) Maker, sample cards (W.) Maker, tags (W.) Maker, wall paper (W.) Paper-bag maker (W.) Worker, envelope factory 6-9 PAPER MILLS. (All "repeaters" apply in this industry. See p. rv.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. Manufacturer, paper Owner, paper mill 10-1 Oflftcials. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Manager, paper company Superintendent, paper mill 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Boss, paper mill Forelady, paper mill Foreman, paper mill Foreman, rag room (paper mill) Overseer, paper mill 10-6 Casliiers. Cashier, paper mill 10-7 Clerlts. PAPER. 199 6-9 PAPER MILLS— Continues 4-0 Back tenders. Back tender (paper mill) -1 Beatermen. Beater, paper mill Beaterman, paper mill Tender, beater (paper mill) 1-3 Binders. Binder, paper mill 2-4 Bleachers. Bleacher, paper mill Bleach man, paper mill Tender, bleacher (paper mill) Washer, paper mill 4-2 Calender men. Oalenderer, paper mill 1-0 Cleaners. Cleaner, paper mill 4-3 Coalers. Coater, cards Coater, paper 6-7 Colorers and color mixers. Colorer, paper Mixer, color (paper mill) 4-5 Counters. Counter, paper 16-8 Cutters. Cutter, paper mill Cutter, raos (paper mill) 0-4 Dryers. Dryer, paper 9-1 Dusters. Duster, paper Duster, rags (paper mill) 12-9 Engineers. Engineer, paper mill 16-1 Finishers. Finisher, paper (mill) 200 PAPEB. 6-9 PAPEB MIIiIjS— Continued. 13-0 Firemen, Fireman, paper mill 2-5 Folders. Folder, paper (mill) 1^ Glazers. Glazer, paper (paper mill) 5-5 Grinders. Grinder, paper mill 4r-l Glossers. Glosser, paper (paper mill) 15-3 Helpers. Helper, machine (paper mill) 11-3 Inspectors. Examiner, paper Inspector, paper 4-8 Joggers. Jogger, paper mill 15-5 Laborers. Day laborer, paper mill Laborer, paper Laborer, paper mill 4-9 Loftsmen. Loftsman, paper mill 9-4 Maciiine tenders (N. S.). Beater engineer, paper mill Feeder, machine (paper mill) Operator, paper machine Runner, machine (paper mill) Tender, machine (paper mill) Tender, paper machine Worker, paper machine 8-9 Millwriglits. Millwright, paper mill 15-6 Oilers. Oiler, paper mill 3-8 Pasters. Paster, paper mill PAPEB. 201 6-9 PAPER MILLS— Continued. 1-6 Platers. Plater, paper mill 16-2 Polishers. Polisher, paper 16-5 Pressmen. Pressman, paper mill Tender, press (paper mill) 5-0 Rag pickers and sorters. Assorter, rags (paper mill) Rag picker (paper mill) Sorter, rags (paper mill) 5-1 Rulers. Ruler, paper (mill) 5-2 Sealers. Sealer, paper (paper mill) 4-4 Sorters (paper). Assorter, paper Sorter, paper (paper mill) 2-3 Stackers. stacker, paper mill 19-0 Stampers. stamper, paper (paper mill) 13-4 Plumbers. Steam fitter, paper mill 2-2 Trimmers. Trimmer, paper (paper mill) 17-9 Winders. Winder, paper mill 9-8 Other occupations. Baler, paper mill Crater, paper mill Digger, stock (paper mill) Grader, paper mill Layer, paper mill Picker, paper (paper mill) Pump man, paper mill Stainer, paper (paper mill) Stockman, paper mill Waxer, paper mill 202 PAi'EB. 6-9 PAPEE MILLS— Continued. 9-9 Not specified. Employee, paper mill Hand, paper factory- Maker, paper (W.) Operative, paper factory Worker, paper mill 7-0 PULP MILLS. ( Ml "repeaters" apply in this industry. See p. iv. ) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. 10-1 Officials. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Superintendent, pulp mill 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Boss, pulp mill Foreman, pulp mill Overseer, pulp mill 10-7 Clerks. 3-3 Barkers. Barker, pulp mill 3-4 Chippers. Chipper, pulp mill 3-5 Cookers. Cooker, pulp mill 5-5 Grinders. Grinder, pulp (mill) Grinder, wood (pulp mill) 15-5 Laborers. Laborer, pulp mill 16-5 Pressmen. Pressman, pulp mill Tender, press (pulp mill) 16-4 Sawyers. Sawyer, pulp mill 3-6 Screeners. Screener, pulp mill PAPER. 203 7-0 PTJLP MILLS— Continued. 9-8 Other occupations. Pierman, pulp mill 9-9 Not specified. Employee, pulp mill Maker, pulp (W.) Worker, pulp mill Printing and Bookbinding. 7-1 printing and publishing establishments. (All "repeaters" apply in this industry. See p. rv.) 10-0 Publisliers and proprietors. Business, newspaper (proprietor) Business, printmg (proprietor) Business, publishing (proprietor) Printer and editor Printer and publisher Printer and stationer (proprietor) Printer, own shop Printing business (proprietor) Proprietor, newspaper Proprietor, printer Proprietor, printing office Publisher, books Publisher, directory Publisher, music Publisher, newspaper Publisher, paper - Publisher and editor Publisher and printer Publisher (N. S.) 10-1 Officials. President, publishing company Secretary, publishing company Treasurer, publishing company 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Advertifing manager, newspaper Assistant manager, newspaper Assistant manager, publishing company Business manager, newspaper Manager, advertising Manager, advertising agency Manager, newspaper Manager, paper Manager, printing company Manager, printing office Manager, publishing company Manager, publishing house Superintendent, newspaper Superintendent, printing Superintendent, printing company Superintendent, publishing company 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Boss, printer Forelady, bookbindery 204 PRINTING AND BOOKBINDING. 7-1 PBINTING AND PITBLISHING ESTABLISHMENTS— Continued. 10-3 Foremen and overseers — Continued. Forelady, printing house Foreman, bookbindery Foreman, newspaper office Foreman, press (printing) Foreman, printer Foreman, printing Foreman, printing office Forewoman, printing 10-7 Clerks. Clerk, bootbindery Clerk, newspaper Clerk, printing Clerk, publishing house 11-2 Collectors. Collector, publishing company 11-0 Advertising and printing agents. Advertiser, newspaper Agent, advertising Agent, newspaper Agent, printing Agent, publishing house Clerk, advertising Solicitor, advertising concern Solicitor, paper Solicitor, printing Solicitor, publishing company Subscription agent (any paper) Writer, advertisements 15-2 Apprentices. Apprentice, bookbinder Apprentice, compositor Apprentice, engraver Apprentice, electrotyper Apprentice, lithographer Apprentice, newspaper Apprentice, pressman Apprentice, printer Apprentice, printing office Apprentice, steel engraver Apprentice, typesetter Printer's boy Printer's devil 2-9 Bookbinders. Binder, pabliahing house Bindery girl (bookbindery) Bookbinder (N. S.) Bookmaker (binder) Ooverer, books (bindery) 3-0 Compositors, printers, and typesetters. Compositor, printer Compositor, printing office PRINTING AND BOOKBINDING. 205 7-1 PRINTINa AND PUBLISHING ESTABLISHMENTS— Continued. 3-0 Compositors, printers, and typesetters— Continued. Compositor (N. S.) Distributer, type Printer, blueprints Printer, copperplate Printer, job (W.) Printer, journeyman Printer, machine Printer, newspaper (W.) Printer, plate Printer, printing office Printer, solar Printer, steel plate Printer, type Printer and binder Printer and compositor Printer and typesetter Typesetter, printer Typesetter, printing office Typesetter (N. S.) Typographer (N. S.) 16-8 Cutters. Cutter, book Cutter, bookbindery Cutter, paper (publishing house) Cutter, printing 3-1 Electrotypers and stereotypers. Electrotyper (N . S.) Finisher, electrotype Stereotyper (N. S.) • 3-2 Embossers. Embosser (printing or publishing house) 13-9 Engravers. Engraver, map Engraver, metal (publishing house) Engraver, photograph Engraver, steel (publishing house) Engraver, wax (publishing house) Engraver, wood (publishing house) Engraver, zinc (publishing house) Etcher, copper (publishing house) Etcher, zinc (publishing house) Photo-engraver (N. S.) 14-3 Errand boys. Errand boy, printing office 16-1 Finisliers (bindery). Finisher, book 1-5 Fitters. Fitter, press (printing) 206 , PRINTING AND BOOKBINDING. 7-1 PRINTING AND PUBLISHING ESTABLISHMENTS— Continued. 2-5 Folders. Folder, book Folder, bookbindery Folder, paper (bindery) Folder, printing office 3-3 Gatherers. Gatherer, bookbindery 1-3 Gilders. Gilder, bindery Gilder, books 4-8 Gold layers. I,ayer, gold (bookbindery) 15-3 Helpers. Helper, bookbindery Helper, printer's Helper, printing office 11-3 Inspectors. Examiner, bookbindery 15-5 Laborers. Labarer, bookbindery Laborer, printing office 3-4 Linotypers. Linotyper (N. S.) Linotypist (N. S.) Operator, linotype Operatfjr, type machine 3-5 Lithographers. Cutter, lithograph Designer, lithograph Engraver, lithographer Feeder, lithograph Lithographer (N. S.) Printer, lithograph Transferrer, lithograph 3-6 Map makers (N. S.). Map maker (printer) Mounter, maps (printer) 3-7 Numberers and pagers. Xumberer, bindery Pager, bookbindery 2-8 Pasters. Paster, book (bindery) Pastfr, bookbindery' PBINTING AND BOUKBINDING. 207 7-1 PRINTING AND PUBLISHING ESTABLISHMENTS— Continued. 14-4 Porters. Porter, newspaper Porter, printinp; houne 2-6 Press feeders. Feeder, bookbindery Feeder, machine (printing press) Feeder, jire.ss (printer) Feeder, press (printinp; office) Feeder, iirinting press Prosser, buokbinderv 16-5 Pressmen. Hand, press (printing) Ojierator, press (printing) Pressman, electric (printer) Pressman, lithograph Pressman, newspaper Pressman (printer, N. S.) Pressman, printing Printer, |)ressman Worker, press (printi-r) 3-8 Proof readers. Proof reader (N . S. ) Reader, proof f lolder, copy (printing office) 5-1 Rulers. Ruler, bookbindery Ruler, paper (bindery) Ruler, publishing company. 9-2 Sewers and stitchers. Sewer, blank book (bindery) .stitcher, bookbindery 19-0 Stampers. Stamper, bookbindery Stamper (]irinting office! 2 2 Trimmers. Trimmer, books (bindery) 15-1 Wrappers. \\'rap]ier, jirinting establishment 9 S Otlier occupations. Hand, Tnachine (bookbindery; Mailer, printing office runcher, liook factory 208 PRINTING AND BOOKBINDING. 7-1 PRINTING AND PUBLISHING ESTABLISHMENTS— Continued. 9-9 Not specified. Employee, bookbindery Employee, newspaper — Hand, bindery Maker, blank books (W.) Worker, bindery Worker, bookbindery Worker, printing office Worker, publishing house Textiles. 7-2 carpet mills. (All "repeiters" apply in this industry. See p. IV.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. 10-1 Officials. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Superintendent, carpet mill 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Foreman, carpet mill Foreman, plush factory Overseer, carpet mill 15-2 Apprentices. Apprentice, carpet weaver 17-1 Beamers. Beamer, carpet 8-1 Brushers. Brusher, plush 1-5 Burlers. Hurler, carpet mill 17-2 Carders. Carder, carpet mill 2-1 Creelers. Creeler, carpet factory 16-8 Cutters. Cutter, carpet Cutter, plush 12-5 Designers. Designer, carpet 173 Doffers. Doffer, plush TEXTILES. 209 7-2 CARPET MILLS— Continued. 2-7 Doublers. Doubler, carpet mill 0-6 Dressers. Dresser, carpet Dresser, plush 4-6 Fillers. Filler, carpet Filler, rug 16-1 Finishers. Finisher, carpet Finisher, plush 11-3 Inspectors. Inspector, carpet Inspector, plush factory 3-8 Knotters. Knotter, fringe (carpet mill) 15-5 Laborers. Laborer, carpet Laborer, carpet factory Laborer, carpet mill Laborer, plush mill Laborer, plush shop Laborer, rug mill 17-4 Loom fixers. Fixer, loom (carpet mill) 4 .) Pickers. Picker, carpet Picker, plush factory 3-3 Piecers. Piecer, carpet factory 3-0 Printers. Printer, carpets Printer, plush factory 19 1 Reelers. Reeler, carpet factory (11218—10 14 210 TEXTILES. 7-2 CARPET MILLS— Continued. 2-0 Repairers. Rep-iirer, carpets or rugs 9-0 Setters. Setter, carpet Setter, carpet factory 9-2 Sewers. Sewer, carpets Sewer, carpet or rug (mill) Stitcher, plush factory 19-2 Shearers. Shearer, carpet mill Shearer, plush 4^ Sorters. Sorter, wool (carpet factory) 17-5 Spinners. Spinner, carpet mill Spinner, plush 17-6 Spoolers. Spooler, carpet mill Spooler, plush 6-4 Threaders. Threader, carpet mill 2-2 Trimmers. Trimmer, carpets or rug 19-3 Twisters. Twister, carpet mill Twister, plush 17-7 Warpers. Warper, carpet 17-8 Weavers. Weaver, carpet Weaver, plush Weaver, rug 17-9 Winders. Winder, carpet factory Winder, plush Winder, rug factory TEXTILES. 211 7-2 CARPET MILLS— Continued. 9-8 Other occupations. Bagger, carpet Batter, plush Passer, carpet Scraper, carpet 9-9 Not specified. Hand, carpet Maker, carpet (W.) Maker, rug (W.) Operator, carpet or rug Operator, plush mill Worker, carpet factory 7-3 COTTON MILLS. (All "repeaters" apply in this industry. See p. IV.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. Manufacturer, cotton Proprietor, cotton factory Partner, cotton mill 10-1 Officials. Secretary, cotton mill Treasurer, cotton manufacture 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Superintendent, cotton factory Superintendent, cotton mill 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Boss, card room (cotton mill) Boss, cotton mill Boss, picker room (cotton mill) Boss, second (cotton mill) Boss, section (cotton mill) Boss, spinning room (cotton mill) Boss, weaver (cotton mill) Foreman, card room (cotton mill) Foreman, cotton mill Foreman, spinner (cotton mill) Foreman, weaver (cotton mill) Overseer, card room (cotton mill) Overseer, cloth room (cotton mill) Overseer, cotton mill Overseer, mule room (cotton mill) Overseer, picker room (cotton mill) Overseer, spinning room (cotton mill) Overseer, spooler room (cotton mill) Overseer, thread room (cotton mill) Overseer, weaving room (cotton mill) 10-7 Clerlis. Clerk, thread mill (cotton) Paymaster, cotton mill 1.5-2 Apprentices. Apprentice, cotton mill 212 TEXTILES. 7-3 COTTON MILLS— Continued. 0-0 Back boys. Back boy (cotton mill) 0-3 Bailers. Bailer, cotton mill 1-1 Banders. Band boy, cotton mill Band, tier, cotton mill 8-0 Beaders. Beader, cotton mill 17-1 Beamers. Beamer, cotton mill Tender, beamer, cotton mill 0-8 Bobbin boys. Bobbin boy, cotton mill 1-2 Breaker hands. Breaker hand, cotton mill 6-6 Card clothiers. Card clothier, cotton mill 6-7 Card fixers. (Jard fixer (cotton mill) 5-5 Card grinders. Card grinder (cotton mill) 18-4 Card strippers. Stripper, card, cotton mill 17-2 Carders. Hand, card (cotton mill) Runs card, cotton mill Sender, card, cotton mill Tender, card, cotton mill Worker, card room, cotton mill 12-2 Carpenters. ( 'arpenter, cotton mill 1-6 Chainers. Chainer. cotton mill 6-5 Cleaners. Cleaner, cotton mill TEXTILES. 213 7-3 COTTON MILLS— Continued. 0-1 Cloth balers. Cloth baler (cotton mill) 16-8 Cloth cutters. Cloth cutter (cotton mill)/ 2-0 Cloth menders. Mender, cloth, cotton mill 6-0 Cloth steamers. Steamer, cloth, cotton mill 1-9 Combers. Tender, comber, cotton mill 6-8 Cotton shakers. Cotton shaker (mill) 2-1 Creelers. Creeler, cotton mill 12-5 Designers. Designer, cloth, cotton mill 17-3 Doffers. Doffer, cotton mill 2-7 Doublers. Doubler, cotton mill 3-1 Drawers-in. Drawer-in, cotton mill Drawing web, cotton mill Draws in, cotton mill Tier-in, cotton mill 2-8 Drawers and drawing-frame tenders. Runs drawing frame (cotton mill) Tender, drawing frame (cotton mill) 0-6 Dressers. Dresser, cotton mill Dresser, thread, cotton mill Dresser, warp, cotton mill Tender, dresser, cotton mill 18-2 Drillers. Driller, cotton mill 214 TEXTILES. 7-3 COTTON MILLS— Com iiiiK^ 3-2 Dryers. Dryer, cotton mill 2-9 Dyers. Dyer, cotton, cotton mill 12-9 Engineers. Engineer, cotton mill 3-4 Filling carriers. Filler, roll, cotton mill Filling, hand, cotton mill 16-1 Finishers. Finisher, cloth, cotton mill Finisher, cotton mill 2-5 Folders. Folder, cloth, cotton mill Folder, cotton mill Tender, folder, cotton mill 6-9 Harness brushers. Harness brusher or harness boy (cotton mill) 7-0 Harness makers. Maker, loom harness (cotton mill) 15-3 Helpers. Helper, cotton mill 11-3 Inspectors. Examiner, cloth, cotton mill Inspector, cloth, cotton mill Inspector, cotton mill Inspector, thread (cotton mill) Inspector, yarn (cotton mill) 7-2 Jack- frame tenders. Jack-frame tender (cotton mill) 15-5 Laborers. Day laborer, cotton mill General hand, cotton mill Laborer, bleaching (cotton) Laborer, cotton mill Laborer, cotton waste Laborer, finishing company (cotton) Laborer, gingham mill (cotton) Laborer, room, cotton mill Laborer, thread mill (cotton) Laborer, wadding mill (cotton) Opener, citton bale Trucker, cloth, cotton mill Trucker, cotton mill TEXTILES. 215 7-3 COTTON MILLS— Continued. :5 -9 Lappers. Lapper, cotton mill Lapper tender, cotton mill 17-4 Loom fixers. l*'ixer, looms, cotton mill liepairer, looms, cotton mill 13-1 Machinists. Machinist, cotton mill 4-1 Nappers. Napper, cotton cloth Napper, cotton mill 15-6 Oilers. Oiler, cotton mill 15-0 Packers. Packer, cotton mill 4-5 Picliers. Picker, cotton mill Picker, hand, cotton mill Tender, picker, cotton mill 3-.'5 Piecers. Piecer, cotton mill 16-5 Pressmen. Presser, cotton mill Pressman, cotton mill Press room, cotton mill Tender, press, cotton mill 3-0 Printers. Printer, cotton mill 4 7 Quillers. Quiller, cotton mill 19-1 Reelers. Heeler, cotton mill Reel hand, cotton mill Tender, reel, cotton mill 4-S Eibbers. Ribber, cotton mill 216 TEXTILES. 7-3 COTTON MILLS— Continued. 4—9 Roll coveiers. Coverer, rolls, cotton mill Coverer, rollers, cotton mill Roller coverer, cotton mill 18-3 Rollers (cloth). Roller, cloth, cotton mill 7-3 Ropers. Packer roping, cotton mill Roper, cotton mill Roping boy, cotton mill 7-5 Rovers. Rover, cotton mill 7-6 Roving-frame tenders. Flyer, cotton mill Roving carrier, cotton mill Roving hand, cotton mill Runs cotton flyer (cotton mill) 14-5 Scrubbers. Scrubber, cotton mill Washer, floor, cotton mill 7-7 Section hands (N. S.). Section hand, cotton mill 9-2 Sewers and seamers. Seamer, cotton mill Sewer, cotton mill Stitcher, cotton mill 19-2 Shearers. Shearer, cotton mill Shearer, cloth, cotton mill 0-2 Sizers. Sizer, cotton mill 5-1 Slasher tenders. Slasher, cotton mill Slasher hand, cotton mill Slasher tender, cotton mill 5-2 Slubber tenders. Hand, slubber, cotton mill Slubber, cotton mill Slubber tender, cotton mill 4-4 Sorters. Sorter, cotton mill TEXTILES. 217 7-3 COTTON MILLS— Continued. 5-3 Spare hands. Spare hand, cotton mill 0-8 Speeders. Runs speedtT, cotton mill Speeder, cotton mill Speeder frame tender, cotton mill Speeder, hand, cotton mill Tender, speeder, cotton mill Worker, speeder frame, cotton mill 17-5 Spinners. Spinner, cotton Spinner, cotton mill Spinner, frame, cotton mill Spinner, mule, cotton mill Spinner, ring, cotton mill Spinner, thread (cotton) Spinner, yarn (cotton) 17-6 Spoolers. Hand, spooler, cotton mill Spooler, cotton mill Spooler, ginffham Spooler, hand, cotton mill Spooler, thread (cotton) Tender, spooler, cotton mill White spooler, cotton mill 7-8 Spool fixers. Fixer, spools, cotton mill 19-0 Stampers. Stamper, cloth, cotton mill 0-5 Starchers. Starcher, cotton mill 14-8 Sweepers. Sweeper, cotton mill 2-2 Trimmers. Trimmer, cotton mill 19-3 Twisters. Operator, twisting mill (cotton) Runs twister, cotton mill Tender, twister, cotton mill Twister, cotton mill 17-7 Warpers. Runs warper, cotton mill Tender, warper, cotton mill Warper, cotton mill 218 TEXTILES. 7-3 COTTON MILLS— Continued. 6-2 Washers. Washer, cloth, cotton mill Washer, cotton mill 17-8 Vfeavers. Second hand (weaving room, cotton mill) Weaver, cloth, cotton mill Weaver, cotton Weaver, cotton mill Weaver, gingham Weaver, mill (cotton) 17-9 Winders. Operator, winding mill (cotton) Runs winder, cotton mill Winder, ball, cotton mill Winder, bobbin, cotton mill Winder, comb, cotton mill Winder, cone, cotton mill Winder, cotton mill Winder, skein, cotton mill Winder, thread, cotton mill Winder, yarn, cotton mill 15~i Wrappers. Wrapper, cotton factory 7-1) Yarn pourers. Yarn pourer, cotton mill 9-8 Other occupations. Chore boy, cotton mill Feeder, cotton, cotton mill Filler, cloth, cotton mill Lays up rovings, cotton mill Operator, thread cutter, cotton mill Ruler, cotton mill Second hand , cotton mill Tacks cloth, cotton mill Third hand, cotton mill Untangler, yarn, cotton mill 9-9 Not specified. Employee, cotton mill Hand, yard, cotton mill Hand, yarn, cotton mill Operative, cotton mill Worker, cotton factory 7-4 DYEING AND FINISHING TEXTILES. (All "repeaters" apply in this industry. See p. iv.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. Proprietor, dye works 10-1 Officials. TEXTILES. 219 7-4 DYEING- AND FINISHING TEXTILES— Con I in ued 10-2 Managers and superintendents. 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Jioss, bleachery Boss, dyer Foreman, bleachery Foreman, dyehouse Overseer, bleachery Overseer, dry house 15-2 Apprentices. Apprentice, dyer 2-4 Bleachers. lUeacher, cotton Bleacher (N. S.) 4-3 Calenderers. (^alenderer, bleachery 6-5 Cleaners. (Cleaner, dyehouse Cleaner, dye works Cleaner, lace Scourer, wool 1-7 Color boys. (jolor boy, bleachery 1-8 Color mixers. Color mixer, dyehouse 3-2 Dryers. Dryer, bleachery 2-9 Dyers. Dyeing and cleaning Dyer, cloth Dyer, cloth (bleachery) Dyer, cotton Dyer (dye works, N. S.) Dyer, feathers Dyer, fur Dyer, hosiery Dyer, silk Dyer, thread Dyer, yarn Dyer and cleaner Dyer and scourer 16-1 Finishers. Finisher, bleachery Finisher, dyehouse 220 TEXTILES. 7-4 DYEING AND FINISHING TEXTILES— Continued. 2-5 Folders. Folder, bleachery Polder, dye works 15-3 Helpers. Assistant, dyehouse Helper, bleachery Helper, dyehouse 3-8 Knotters. Knotter, bleachery 15-5 Laborers. Laborer, bleachery Laborer, dry house Laborer, dyehouse Laborer, dye shop Laborer, dye works 5-7 Machine tenders. Tender, machine (bleachery) 8-0 M anglers. Mangier, bleachery 8-3 Paperers. Paperer, bleachery 16-5 Pressors. Presser, dye works Presser, lace Pressman, bleachery 3-0 Printers. Printer, dye works 9-2 Sewers. Sewer, bleachery Sewer, dyehouse Stitcher, bleachery 19-0 Stampers. Stamper, bleachery 0-5 Starchers. Starcher, bleachery 6-1 Stretchers. Stretcher, bleachery TEXTILES. 221 7-4 DYEING AND FINISHING TEXTILES— Continued. 15-4 Teamsters. Hauler, bleachery 6-2 Washers. Washer, bleachery 17-9 Winders. Winder, bleachery 9-8 Other occupations. Hooker, bleachery 9-9 Not specified. Employee, bleachery Hand, bleachery Hand, dyehouse Operative, bleachery Worker, bleach house Worker, dyehouse 7-5 HEMP AND JUTE MILLS. (All "repeaters" apply in this industry. Seep IV.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. 10-1 Officials. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Foreman, jute mill Overseer, hemp or jute mill 0-3 Bailers. Bailer, hemp or jute mill 1-2 Breakers. Breaker, hemp or jute 8-3 (banners. Oanner, hemp or jute 17-2 Carders. ( 'arder, hemp or jute 2-1 Creelers. Greeler, hemp or jute 222 ■ TEXTILES. 7-5 HEMP AND JUTE MILLS— Continued. 17-3 Doffers. Doffer, hemp or jute mill 15-5 Laborers. Laborer, fiber works (hemp or jute) Laborer, hemp mill Laborer, jute mill 4-7 Quillers. Quiller, hemp or jute 19-1 Reelers. Reeler, hemp or jute 18-3 Rollers. Roller, hemp or jute 8-0 Softeners. Softener, hemp or jute 17-5 Spinners. Spinner, hemp or jute 17-6 Spoolers. Spooler, hemp or jute mill 6-3 Spreaders. Spreader, hemp or jute rnill 19-3 Twisters. Twister, hemp or jute factory 17-8 Weavers. Weaver, jute mill 17-9 Winders. Winder, hemp or jute mill 9-8 Other occupations. 9-9 Not specified. Hand, jute mill Operative, hemp or jute mill Worker, hemp or jute 7-6 KNITTING MILLS. (All "repeaters" apply in this industry. See p. IV.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. Manufacturer, knit goods Proprietor, knitting mill TEXTILES. 223 7-6 KNITTING MILLS— Continued. 10-1 Officials. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Manager, knittinp; mill Superintendent, knitting mill Superintendent, stockinet mill 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Boss, hosiery factory Boss carder, knitting mill Boss knitter, knitting mill Forelady, iiosiery factory Forelady, knitting mill Foreman, hosiery mill Foreman, knitting mill Overseer, hosiery factory Overseer, knitting mill 0-1 Balers. Baler, hosiery mill 1-3 Binders. Binder, hosiery Binder, knitting mill 0-7 Boarders. Boarder, hosiery Boarderer, hosiery Boarderer, knitting mill 0-8 Bobbin boys. Bobbin boy, hosiery 0-9 Braiders. Braider, hosiery factory 8-1 Brushers. Brusher, knitting mill 1-4 Buttonhole makers. Buttoner, knitting mill Buttonholer, knitting mill Maker, buttonholes (hosiery or knit goods) 17-2 Carders. Carder, hosiery factory Carder, knitting mill Tender, cotton card (knitting mill) 7-9 Coverers. Coverer, knitting mill 224 TEXTILES. 7-6 KNITTING MILLS— Oontinm^d. 2-3 Crocheters. Orocheter, hosiery or knit goods Oroclieter, knitting mill 8-0 Cuffers. Cuffer, knitting mill 16-8 Cutters. Cutter, hosiery- Cutter, knit goods Cutter, knitting mill 2-6 Darners. Darner, hosiery factory 3-2 Dryers. Dryer, knitting mill 2-9 Dyers. Dyer, knitting factory Dyer, knitting mill 8-2 Fellers. Feller, knitting mill 4-6 Fillers. Filler, knitting mill 16-1 Finishers. Finisher, knit goods Finisher, knittmg factory Finisher, shirt (knitting mill) Finisher, stocking Finisher, stocking factory Finisher, underwear (knitting mill) 2-5 Folders. Folder, hosiery Folder, knit goods Folder, knitting mill 15-3 Helpers. Helper, hosiery factory Helper, knitting mill 11-3 Inspectors. Examiner, hosiery Examiner, knit goods Inspector, hosiery Inspector, knit goods ■ Inspector, knitting mill TEXTILES. 225 7-6 KNITTING MILLS— Continued . 1-0 Knitters. Knitter, cotton Knittpr, gloves Knitter, hosiery or stocking factory Knitter, knit goods Knitter, knitting mill Knitter, mittens Knitter, rib (knitting mill) Knitter, stockinet Knitter, stocking factory Knitter, stockings Knitter, sweaters (knitting mill) Knitter, underwear Knitter, woolen 15 5 Laborers. Laborer, day, knitting mill Laborer, hosiery Laborer, knit goods Laborer, knitting mill Laborer, mitten factory I^aborer, stockinet factory 5-6 Lacers. Lacer, knitting or hosiery mill 8-3 Linkers. Linker, hosiery 4-0 Loopers. Looper, hosiery mill Looper, knitting factory 5-7 Macliine operators. Hand, machine (hosiery factory) Hand, machine (knitting mill) Machine girl, hosiery factory Operative, knitting machine Operator, machine (hosiery or knitting factory) Operator, machine (knitting) Operator, sewing machine (knitting mill) Transferrer, knitting, mill Transferrer, stocking machine 0-4 Mariiers. Marker, hosiery Marker, knitting mill 2-0 Menders. Mender, hosiery (factory) Mender, knitting mill Mender, stocking factory Repairer, hosiery (factory) 4-1 Nappers. Napper, knit goods Napper, knitting mill t>121S— 10 15 226 TEXTILES. 7-6 KNITTING MILLS— Continued. 8^ Neckers. Necker, knitting mill 8-5 Pairers. Pairer, hosiery 4-5 Pickers. Picker, knit goods Picker, knitting mill 16-5 Pressers. Presser, hosiery Pressor, knitting factory Presser, stocking factory 3-0 Printers. Printer, hosiery 4r-8 Ribbers. Ribber, hosiery Ribber, knitting mill Ribber, wool mill (knitting) 8-6 Seamers. Overseamer, knitting mill Seamer, hosiery Seamer, knit goods Seamer, knitting mill Seamer, underwear Seamer, woolen mill (knitting) 9-2 Sewers and stitchiers. Hemmer, knitting mill Sewer, buttons (knitting factory) Sewer, hosiery Sewer, knit goods Sewer, knitting mill Sewer, stocking factory Stitcher, hosiery Stitcher, knitting mill 4-4 Sorters. Assorter, hosiery factory Sorter, hosiery 17-5 Spinners. Spinner, hosiery Spinner, knit goods Spinner, knitting mill 17-6 Spoolers. Spooler, hosiery Spooler, knit goods Spooler, knitting mill TEXTILES. 227 7-6 KNITTING MILLS— Continued, 19-0 Stampers. Stamper, knitting mill 8-7 Strappers, Strapper, knitting mill 18-4 Strippers. Stripper, hosiery (factory) 9-3 Tackers. Tacker, knitting mill Tacker, stocking factory 9-4 Toppers. Topper, stocking factory 2-2 Trimmers. Trimmer, hosiery Trimmer, knitting mill 18-5 Turners. Tm-ner, hosiery Turner, knitting mill 6-2 Wasliers. Washer, knitting mill 17-8 Weavers. Weaver, knit goods Weaver, stockings 17-9 Winders. Winder, cotton yarn (knitting mill) Winder, hosier}' Winder, knitting- mill 9-8 Other occupations. Cli])per, knitting mills Cop])er, hosiery Fixer, hosiery machines Ravclcr, hosiery Toeing ."tockings Welter, hosiery 9-9 Not specified. Employee, hosiery factur\ Employee, knitting mill Hand, hosiery factory Hand, knitting mill Hand, st(jckinet mill Maker, mitlens (knit) 228 TEXTILES. 7-6 KNITTING MILLS— Continued. 9-9 Not specified — Continued. Maker, stockings Operative, knitting mill Operator, hosiery factory (W.) Operator, knitting mill (W.) Shopgirl, knitting mill Worker, knitting mill Worker, stocking factory 7-7 LACE AND EMSIIOIDEB7 MAKERS (All "repeaters" apply in this industry. See p. iv.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. 10-1 Officials. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Foreman, lace mill Forelady, lace or embroidery factory 1-3 Binders. Binder, lace mill 2^ Bleacliers. Bleacher, lace mill 2-3 Crocheters. Crocheter (lace mill) 16-8 Cutters. Cutter, embroidery Cutter, lace 2-6 Darners. Darner, lace 8-0 Edgers. Erlger, lace mill 8-2 Embroiderers. Embroiderer (embroidery maker) Hand, embroidery factory Maker, embroidery Worker, embroidery 16-1 Finisliers. Finisher, embroidery Finisher, lace TEXTILES. 229 7-7 LACE AND EMBROIDERY MAKERS— Continued . 2-5 Folders. Folder, lace 15-5 Laborers. Laborer, embroidery works Laborer, lace mill 2-0 Menders. Mender, lace mill 8-3 Needleworkers. Needlework (lace factory) Fancy needlework 5-7 Machine operators. Operator, embroidery Operator, lace mill 8-4 Passementerie malsers. Maker, passementerie Worker, passementerie 19-1 Reelers. Reeler, lace mill 9-2 Sewers. Sewer, lace mill 17-5 Spinners. Spinner, lace mill 17-6 Spoolers. Spooler, lace mill 19-0 Stampers. stamper, art (lace mUl) Stamping patterns (lace mill) 8-6 Stitchers. Stitcher, embroidery works Stitcher, lace mill 2-2 Trimmers. Trimmer, embroidery or lace 18-5 Turners. Turner, curtain lace 17-8 Weavers. Weaver, coach lace \^'eaver, lace factory 230 TEXTILES. 7-7 LACE AND EMBROIDERY MAKERS— Continued. 17-9 Winders. Winder, lace mill 8-5 Fancyworkers not in factories. Embroiderer, art Work, bead (fancy lace) Work, fancy (lace or embroidery) Work, fancy, needle Worker, lace Work, needle (lace or embroidery) 9-8 Othier occupations. Fanoywork, lace factory Feeder, lace mill Searcher, lace mill Threader, lace mill 9-9 Not specified. Employee, lace mill Hand, lace factory Lace maker (W.) Worker, needle 7-8 LINEN MILLS. (All "repeaters" apply in this industry. See p. IV.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. 10-1 Officials. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Foreman, linen mill 17-1 Beamers. Beamer, linen mill 2-4 Bleachers. Bleacher, linen 17-2 Carders. Carder, linen mill 16-8 Cutters. Cutter, linen mill 17-3 Doffers. D offer, linen mill TEXTILES. 231 7-8 LINEN MILLS— Continued 2-8 Drawers. Drawer, linen mill 0-6 Dressers (flax). Dresser, flax (linen mill) Preparer, flax mill 16-1 Finishers. Finisher, lineTi mill 15-5 Laborers. Laborer, flax mill Laborer, linen mill 19-1 Reelers. Reeler, linen mill 17-5 Spinners. Spinner, linen mill 17-6 Spoolers. Spooler, linen mill 6-3 Spreaders. Spreader, linen mill 19-0 Stampers. stamper, linen mill 19-3 Twisters. Twister, linen mill 17-8 Weavers. Weaver, linen mill 17-9 Winders. winder, linen mill 9-8 Other occupations. 9-9 Not specified. Hand, linen mill Linen girl, mill Operator, linen mill Worker, linen mill 232 TEXTILES. 7-9 PRINT WORKS. (All "repeaters" apply in this industry. See p. iv.; 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. 10-1 Officials, 10-2 Managers and superintendents. 10-3 Foremen and overseers. ^ Foreman, print works ^_ Overseer, print works 0-0 Backtenders. Backtender (print works) 2-4 Bleachers. Bleacher, print works 17-2 Carders. Carder, print works 6-5 Cleaners. Cleaner, print works 7-1 Colorers. Colorer, cloth (print works) 1-8 Color grinders, makers, and mixers. Color grinder (print works) Color maker (print works) Color mixer (print works) 3-2 Dryers. Dryer, print works 13-9 Engravers. Engraver, print work,s 16-1 Finishers. Finisher, print works 2-5 Folders. Folder, print works 15-3 Helpers. Helper, print works TEXTILES. 233 7-9 PRINT WORKS— Continued. 11-3 Inspectors. Inspector, print works 15-5 Laborers. Laborer, calico factory Laborer, print works 8-0 Pantographers. Pantographer, print works 3-0 Printers. Printer, bleachery Printer, calico Printer, cloth Printer, cloth (N. S.) Printer, machine (print works) Printer, oilcloth Printer, yam (N. S.) 9-2 Sewers. Sewer, print works 19-2 Shearers. Shearer, print works 8-2 Sketch makers. Sketch maker (print works) 0-5 Starchers. Starcher, print works ggg^ 6-0 Steamers. Steamer, cloth (print works) 6-1 Stretchers. Stretcher, cloth (print works) 9-8 Other occupations. 9-9 Not specified. Employee, print works Hand, print works Worker, print works 8-0 ROPE AND CORDAGE FACTORIES. ( All "repeaters" apply In tUs Industry. See p. it.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. 10-1 Officials. 234 TEXTILES. 8-0 ROPE AND CORDAGE FACTORIES— Continued 10-2 Managers and superintendents. 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Foreman, cordage factory Foreman, rope works Foreman, twine works Overseer, cordage factory 0-3 Bailers. Bailer, cordage company Bailer, twine 1-3 Binders. Binder, cordage factory Binder, hammocks 0-9 Braiders. Braider (cordage factory) 17-3 Carders. Carder, twine mill 16-8 Cutters. Cutter, rope mill 7-4 Feeders. Feeder, cordage factory 16-1 Finishers. Finisher, cordage factory Finisher, fish line 5-5 Grinders. Grinder, cordage factory Grinder, twine works 15-3 Helpers. Helper, cordage factory Helper, rope factory 11-3 Inspectors. Inspector, twine 8-7 Jinney hands. Jinney hand, cordage factory Runner, jinney, cordage works 1-0 Knitters. Knitter, cordage factory TEXTILES. 235 8-0 ROPE AND CORDAGE FACTORIES— Continued. 15-5 Laborers. Day laborer, rope works Laborer, cable ropes Laborer, cordage Laborer, cordage works Laborer, net works Laborer, rope factory, mill, or works Laborer, twine works 5-7 Machine operators. Machine boy, twine factory Machine girl, twine factory Machine hand, cordage factory Machine hand, twine works Machine operator, cordage factory Operator, cord or rope factory Operator, twine (mill) 2-0 Menders. Mender, net, net and twine mill 15-6 Oilers. Oiler, cordage factory 16-2 Polisliers. Polisher, twine, cordage factory 19-1 Reelers. Heeler, cordage factory 8-3 Rope splicers. Splicer, rope 9-2 Sewers. Sewer, hammocks 5-0 Slieiners. Skeiner, cordage factory 5-2 Slubber hands. Slubber hand, twine works 5-9 Speeder hands. Speeder, twine works Speeder hand, twine works 17-5 Spinners. Spinner, cord Spinner, cordage factory Spinner, rope Spinner, twine works 236 TEXTILES. 8-0 HOPE AND COBDAGE FACTORIES— Continued. 17-6 Spoolers. Spooler, cordage factory Spooler, twine mill 14-8 Sweepers. Sweeper, cordage factory 8-6 Tiers. Tier, fly nets or hammocks 19-3 Twisters. Twister, cordage factory Twister, twine mill 17-8 Weavers. Weaver, cordage factory Weaver, netting Weaver, rope Weaver, twine 17-9 Winders. winder, cordage factory Winder, twine mill 9-8 Other occupations. Clincher, fly-net factory Drawing hand, twine mill Opener, liemp, cordage factory 9-9 Not specified. Employee, cordage works Employee, hammock factory Employee, twine factory Hand, rojie factory Hand, twine factory Maker, cordage (W.) Maker, cord or line (W.) Maker, hammocks (W.) Maker, nets (W.) ii,^ Maker, rope (W.) Maker, twine (W.) Operative, cordage works Operative, net and twine factory Operative, seine factory Operative, twine factory Operative, twine works Worker, cordage factory Worker, rope Worker, twine 8-1 SAIL, AWNING, AND TENT MAKERS. (All "repeaters" apply in this industry. See p. iv.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. 10-1 Officials. TEXTILES. 237 8-1 SAIL, AWNING, AND TENT MAKERS— Continued. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Foreman, awning company Foreman, sailmaker 8-0 Awning hangers. Hanger, awnings 8-2 Awning maliers. Maker, awnings (W.) 2-0 Repairers. Repairer, awnings 8-3 Sailmaliers. Sailmaker (W.) 9-2 Sewers. Sewing, awnings Sewing, tents 8-4 Tentm alters. Tentmaker (W.) 9-8 Other occupations. 9-9 Not specified. Worker, sails Worker, awnings 8-2 SILK MILLS. (AU "repeaters" apply in this industry. See p. iv.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. Partner, silk mill 10-1 Officials. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Manager, silk factory Superintendent, silk mill 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Boss, silk mill Forelady, silk mill Foreman, silk mill Overseer, silk mill 238 TEXTILES. 8-2 SIIiK MILLS— Continued. 17-1 Beamers. Beamer, silk mill 0-8 Bobbin boys. Bobbin boy, silk mill 8-0 Braid and ribbon maimers (N, S.)- Braider, silk mill Maker, braid (silk) Maker, ribbon (N. S.) 1-5 Burlers. Burler, silk mill 17-2 Carders. Carder, silk mill 9-3 Card cutters and lacers. Card cutters, silk mill Card lacers, silk mill Lacer, silk mill 6-5 Cleaners. Cleaner, silk mill 12-5 Designers. Designer, silk mill 17-3 Doflfers. Doffer, silk mill 2-7 Doublers. Doubler, silk Doubler, silk mill 0-6 Dressers. Dresser, silk 3-2 Dryers. Dryer, silk 2-9 Dyers. Dyer, silk (mill) 4-6 Fillers. Filler, silk TEXTILKS. 239 8-2 SILK MILLS— Continued. 16-1 Finishers. Finisher, satin Finisher, silk Finisher, silk mill Finisher, velvet 9-4 Fly-frame liauds. Flyer, silk mill 2-5 Folders. Folder, silk mill 3-5 Fringe and tassel makers. Fringer, silk mill Maker, fringe (silk) Maker, tassels (silk) Worker, fringe (silk) 8-6 Gassers. Gasser, ailk 15-3 Helpers. Helper, silk mill 11-3 Inspectors. Inspector, silk (mill) 3-8 Knotters. Knotter, fringe (silk mill) 15-5 Laborers. Laborer, folds, silk Laborer, ribbons Laborer, silk factory Laborer, silk mill Laborer, thread mill (silk) Laborer, velvet shop Laborer, warp (silk mill) 3-9 Lappers. Lapper. silk mill 17-4 Loom fixers. Loom fixer, silk mill Hcpairer, looms (silk mill) 04 Markers. Marker, silk mill 9 .") M ateliers. Matcher, silk mill 240 TEXTILES. 8-2 SILK MILLS— Continued. 2-0 Menders. Mender, silk mill 15-6 Oilers. Oiler, silk mill 16-5 Pressers. Presser, silk mill [_3-0 Printers. Printer, silk mill 4-7 QulUers. Quiller, silk mill 19-1 Reelers. Reeler, silk mill 18-3 Rollers. Roller, silk mill 9-2 Sewers and stitchers. Seamer, silk mill - Sewer, silk mill Stitcher, silk mill 19-2 Shearers. Shearer, silk mill 0-2 Sizers. Sizer, silk 5-0 Skeiners. Skeiner, silk 4-4 Sorters. Assorter, silk mill Sorter, silk (mill) 5-8 Speeders. Speeder, silk mill 17-5 Spinners. Spinner, silk mill 17-6 Spoolers. Spooler, silk mill TEXTILES. 241 8-2 SILK MILLS— Continued. 6-1 Stretchers. Stretcher, silk mill 14-8 Sweepers. Sweeper, silk mill 9-6 Throwers. Throwster or thrower (silk) 2-2 Trimmers. Trimmer, silk (mill) 19-3 Twisters. Twister, silk Twister, silk mill 17-7 Warpers. Warper, silk 4-5 Warp pickers. Picker, silk mill Picker, warp, silk mill 17-8 Weavers. Weaver, ribbon (silk) Weaver, silk Weaver, silk mill Weaver, velvet 17-9 Winders. Winder, quill, silk mill Winder, silk Winder, silk mill 9-8 Other occupations. Blocker, silk mill Controller, silk mill Decker, silk mill Drawer, silk mill Inserter, silk mill Pointer, silk mill Preparer, silk mill Reed fixer, silk mill Ruler, silk mill .Spreader, silk mill Tier-up, silk 9-9 Not specified. Employee, silk mill Factory £!;irl, silk mill Hand, silk mill Maker, silk (W.) Maker, velvet (W.) Operative, silk mill Operator, silk mill Worker, .silk mill 01218— 10 16 242 TEXTILES. 8-3 WOOLEN MILLS. (All "repeaters" apply in this industry. See p. IV.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. Manufacturer, woolen goods Partner, woolen mill Proprietor, woolen mill 10-1 Officials. Secretary, woolen mill 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Manajrer, woolen mill Superintendent, woolen mill 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Boss carder, woolen mill Boss finisher, woolen mill Boss spinner, woolen mill Boss weaver, woolen mill Foreman, woolen mill Overseer, woolen mill Overseer, card, woolen mill Overseer, dresser, woolen mill Overseer, spinning, woolen mill Overseer, weaving, woolen mill 10-7 Paymasters. Paymaster, woolen mill 0-0 Bacli boys. Back boy, woolen mill 17-1 Beamers. Beamer, woolen mill 1-1 Band boys. Band boy, woolen mill 0-7 Boarders. Boarder, woolen mill 0-8 Bobbin boys. Bobbin boy, woolen mill 0-9 Braiders. Braider, woolen mill 8-1 Brusliers. Brusher, woolen mill TEXTILES. 243 8-3 WOOLEN MILLS— Continued. 1-5 Burlers. Burler, cloth (woolen mill) Burler, wool Burler, woolen mill 17-2 Carders. Card boy, woolen mill Card tender, woolen mill Carder, wool Carder, woolen mill 6-6 Card cleaners. Cleaner, cards, woolen mill 5-5 Card grinders. Card grinder, woolen mill 18-4 Card strippers. Card stripper, woolen mill 16-8 Cloth cutters. Cutter, cloth, woolen mill 1-9 Combers. Comber, woolen mill 12-5 Designers. Designer, woolen mill 17-3 Doflfers. Doffer, woolen mill 2-8 Drawers and drawing-frame tenders. Drawer, woolen Drawer, woolen (woolen mill) 3 1 Drawers-in. Drawer-in, woolen mill 0-6 Dressers and dresser tenders. Dresser, cloth, woolen mill Dresser tender, woolen mill Dresser, warp (woolen mill) Dresser, wool (woolen mill) 3-2 Dryers. Dryer, woolen mill 2-9 Dyers. Dyer, woolen mill 244 TEXTILES. 8-3 WOOLEN MILLS— Continued. 3-4 Filling and roving carriers. Filling carrier, woolen mill Carrier, roving or rovers (woolen mill) 16-1 Finishers. Finisher, cloth, woolen mill Finisher, wool Fiaisher, woolen Finisher, woolen mill Finishing hand, woolen mill 2-5 Folders. Folder, cloth, woolen mill Folder, woolen mill 3-6 Fullers. Fuller, cloth, woolen mill 3-7 Glggers. Gigger, woolen Gigger or gig tender, woolen mill 17-4 Harness fixers. Harness fixer, woolen mill 15-3 Helpers. Helper, woolen mill 11-3 Inspectors. Examiner, cloth, woolen mill Inspector, cloth, woolen mill Inspector, woolen mill Inspector, yarn, woolen mill 1-0 Knitters. Knitter, woolen mill 15-5 Laborers. Laborer, warehouse (woolen mill) Laborer, woolen mill Laborer, wool house 17-4 Loom fixers. Repairer, looms, woolen mill Loom fixer, woolen mill (!hain builder, woolen mill 4-0 Loopers. Looper, woolen mill 2-0 Menders. Mender, woolen mill TEXTILES. 245 8-3 WOOLEN MILLS— Continued. 4-1 Nappers. Napper, cloth, woolen mill 15-6 Oilers. Oiler, woolen mill 4-3 Perchers. Percher, woolen mill 4-5 Pickers. Picker room, woolen mill Picker, wool Tender picker, woolen mill 3-3 Piecers. Piecer, woolen mill 16-5 Pressmen. Pressman, woolen mill 4-7 Qiiillers. Quiller, woolen mill 19-1 Reelers. Reeler, woolen mill 4-9 Roll coverers. Roll coverer, woolen mill 9-2 Sewers. Sewer, woolen mill Stitcher, woolen mill 19-2 Shearers. Shearer, cloth, woolen mill Shearer, woolen 5-0 Skeiners. Skeiner, woolen mill 5-1 Slasher tenders. Slasher tender, woolen mill 5-3 Spare Hands. Spare hand, woolen mill 5-4 Speckers. Specker, wool (woolen mill) 246 TEXTILES. 8-3 WOOLEN MILLS— Continued. 5-9 Speeder tenders. Speeder tender, woolen mill 8-8 Spool and yarn carriers. Carrier, spools, woolen mill CarritT, yam, woolen mill 4-4 Sorters. Assorter, wool, woolen mill Sorter, wool, woolen mill 17-5 Spinners. Mule spinner, woolen mill Spinner, wool Spinner, jack, woolen mill Spinner, woolen Spinner, woolen mill Spinner, yarn, woolen mill 17-6 Spoolers. Spooler, woolen mill 2-2 Trimmers. Trimmer, woolen mill 19-3 Twisters. Twister, woolen mill Twister tender, woolen mill 17-7 Warpers. Warper, woolen mill Warper tender, woolen mill 6-2 Washers. Washer, wool (woolen mill) 17-8 Weavers. Weaver, cloth, woolen mill Weaver, wool Weaver, woolen mill 17-9 Winders. Winder, woolen mill Winder, yarn (woolen mill) 6-5 Wool cleaners and scourers. Cleaner, wool, woolen mill Scourer, wool 8-4 Wool graders. Wool grader, woolen mill TEXTILES. 247 8-3 WOOLEN MILLS— Continued. 8-5 Wool pullers. Puller, wool, woolen mill 9-8 Other occupations. Hardener, woolen mill Sooond hand, woolen mill Ties fingers, woolen mill 9-9 Not specified. Employee, woolen mill Hand, woolen mill Operative, woolen mill Worker, woolen mill 8-4 WORSTED MILLS. (All "repeatiTs" apply in this induslry. See p. iv ) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. 10-1 Officials. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Superintendent, worsted mill 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Foreman, worsted mill Overseer, worsted mill 17-1 Beamers. Beamer, worsted mill 1-5 Burlers. Burler, worsted mill 17 2 Carders. Carder, worsted mill 1-9 Combers. Comber, worsted mill 17-3 Doflfers. Doffer, worsted mill 2-8 Drawers. Drawer, worsted mill 3-1 Drawers-in. Drawer-in, worsted mill 248 TEXTILES. 8-4 WORSTED MILLS— Continued. 0-6 Dressers and dresser tenders. Dresser, warp, worsted mill 16-1 Finishers. Finisher, cloth (worsted mill) 11-3 Inspectors. Examiner, cloth, worsted mill Inspector, cloth, worsted mill 15-5 Laborers. Laborer, worsted mill 17-4 Loom fixers. Loom fixer, worsted mill 2-0 Menders. Mender, worsted mill 4-3 Percliers. Percher, worsted mill 4-5 Piclters. Picker, worsted mill 19-1 Reelers. Heeler, worsted mill 9-2 Sewers. Sewer, worsted mill 17-5 Spinners. Spinner, worsted mill 17-6 Spoolers. Spooler, worsted mill 19-3 Twisters. Twister, worsted mill 17-7 Warpers. Warper, worsted mill 17-8 Weavers. Weaver, worsted mill 17-9 Winders. Winder, worsted mill TEXTILES 249 8-4 WORSTED MILLS— Continued. 4-4 Wool sorters. Sorter, wool or yarn (worsted mill) 9-8 Other occupations. Second hand, worsted mill 9-9 Not specified. Hand, worsted mill Worker, worsted mill 8-5 NOT SPECIFIED TEXTILE WORKERS. (All "repeaters" apply in this industry. See p. iv.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. 10-1 Officials. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Manager, thread mill (N. S.) Superintendent, shoddy mill 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Boss carder (N. S.) Boss loom fixer (N. S.) Boss spinner (textile, N. S.) Boss weaver (N. S.) Forelady, textile mill (N. S.) Foreman, textile mill (N. S.) Overseer, spinnina; room (N. S.) Overseer, quilt mill 15-2 Apprentices. Apprentice, weaver (N. S.) 0-0 Back boys. Back boy, mule room (N. S.) 8-0 Bag and sack makers (N. S.). Bag maker (hemp or jute) Employee, iDag factory (hemp or jute) Framer, bag factory (hemp or jute) Maker, bags (hemp or jute) Maker, cotton bags Maker, cotton sacks 1-1 Band boys. Band boy, textile mill (N. S.) 17-1 Beamers. Beamer (textile, N. S.) Tender, beamer (textile, N. S.) 250 TEXTILES. 8-5 NOT SPECIFIED TEXTILE WORKERS— Continued. 0-8 Bobbin boys. Bobbin boy (textile, N. S.) 0-9 Braiders. Braider (textile, N. S.) 8-1 Brushers. Brusher (textile, N. S.) 11-5 Burlers. Burler, cloth (N. S.) 6-6 Card liands. Card stripper (N. S.) Carder, factory (textile, N. S. Carder (textile, N. S.) Carder, textile mill (N. S.) Cleaner, card (N. S.) Feeder, card (N. S.) Grinder, card (N. S.) Hand, card room (N. S.) Tender, card (N. S.) 8-8 Carriers. Carrier, mill (textile, N. S.) Filling carrier (textile, N. S.) 8-2 Clotli makers (N. S.). Maker, cloth (N. S.) 1-7 Color boys. Color boy (textile, N. S.) 1-9 Combers. Comber (textile, N. S.) Tender, comber (textile, N. S.) 16-8 Cutters. Cutter, cloth (N. S.) Cutter, bag factory (hemp or jute) 17-3 Doffers. Doffer, factory (N. S.) Doffer, spinning room (N. S.) Coffer (N. S.) Tender, doffer (textile, N. S.) 3-1 Drawers-in. Drawer-in, warp (N. S.) Worker, drawing-in room (N. S.) TEXTILES. 251 8-5 NOT SPECIFIED TEXTILE WORKERS— Continiicd. 0-6 Dressers and dresser tenders. Dresser, cloth (N. S.) Dresser tender (N. S.) Dresser, warp (N. S.) Dresser, thread (N. S.) 4-6 Fillers. Filler, spinning room (N. S.) 16-1 Finishers. Finisher, blankets (N. S.) Finisher, cloth (N. S.) I'^inisher, mill (textile, N. S.) Finisher (textile, N. S.) 8-3 Flag makers. Maker, flags 2-5 Folders. Folder, cloth (N. S.) 3-5 Fringe and tassel makers. Fringer (N. S.) Knotter, fringe (N. S.) Maker, fringe (N. S.) Maker, tassels 3-6 Fullers. Fuller (textile mill, N. S.) 3-7 Giggers. Gigger (textile, N. S.) 15-3 Helpers. Helper (textile, N. S.) Helper, quilt mill 11-3 Inspectors. Examiner, cloth (N. S.) Inspector, cloth (N. S.) Inspector, mill (textile, N. S.) Inspector, thread (N. S.) Inspector, yarn (N. S.) 1-0 Knitters. Knitter (textile, N. S.) 15-5 Laborers. Laborer, cloth factory (N. S.) Laborer, mill (textile, N. S.) Laborer, quilt mill 2:52 TEXTILES. 8-5 NOT SPECIFIED TEXTILE WOBKEBS— Continued. 15-5 Laborers — Continued. Laborer, shade-cloth factory Laborer, shoddy mill Laborer, threaci mill (N. S.) Laborer, yam factory (N. S.) Laborer, waste mill (N. S.) 3-9 Lappers. Tender, lapper (N. S.) 17-4 Loom fixer. Fixer, machines (textile, N. S.) Loom fixer, textile (N. S.) 4-0 Loopers. Looper (textile, N. S.) 5-7 Machine operators. Operative, mill (textile, N. S.) Operator, cloth mill (N. S.) Operator machine (textile, N. S.) Operator mule (textile, N. S.) Operator, textile (N. S.) 8-7 Measurers. Measurer cloth (N. S.) 4-1 Nappers. Napper (textile, N. S.) 4-5 Picker Iiauds. Picker hand, cloth mill (N. S.) Picker tender (N. S.) 3-3 Piecers. Piecer, cloth mill (N. S.) 3-0 Printers. 16-5 Pressers. Presser cloth (N. S,) 8^ Quilt maliers (N. S.). Operative, quilt mill Quilter (textile, N. S.) 19-1 Reelers, Reelor (textile, N. S. Reeler, thread (N. S. TEXTILES. 253 8-6 NOT SPECIFIED TEXTILE WORKERS— Continued . 4-9 Roll coverers. Roll coverer, textile (N. S.) 14-5 Scrubbers. Scrub woman (textile mill, N. S.) 9-2 Seamers and sewers. Hem stitcher (textile, N. S.) Seamer (textile, N. S.) Sewer, bags (jute mill) Sewer, factory (textile, N. S.) Sewer, sacks Sewing bedquilts Stitcher, bag factory (hemp or jute) Stitcher, cloth (textile, N. S.) Stitcher, factory (textile, N. S.) Stitcher (textile, N. S.) 9-7 Second hands. Second hand (textile, N. S.) 19-2 Shearers. Shearer, cloth (N. S.) 5-1 Slasher tenders. Slasher tender (N. S.) Slasher (textile, N. S.) 5-2 Slubber tenders. Slubber tender (N. S.) 4-4 Sorters. Sorter, cloth, wool, etc. (N. S.) 5-A Speckers. Specker, cloth (N. S.) 5-9 Speeder tenders. Speeder tender (N. S.) 17-5 Spinners. Hand, spinning room (N. S.) Spinner, frame (N. S.) Spinner, factory (textile, N. S.) Spinner, jack (N. S.) Spinner, mule (N. S.) Spinner, ring (N. S.) Spinner (textile, N. S.) Spinner, thread (N. S.) Spinner, yarn (N. S.) 254 TEXTILES. 8-5 NOT SPECIFIED TEXTILE WOBKERS— Continued. 17-6 Spoolers. Spooler, factory (N. S.) Spooler (textile, N. S.) Spooler, thread (N. S.) Spooler, yarn (N. S.) Tender, spooler (textile, N. S.) 14-8 Sweepers. Sweeper (textile mill, N. S.) 8-5 Thread makers (N. S.). Doubler, thread mill (N. S.) Employee, thread mill (N. S.) Maker, thread (N. S.) Operative, thread mill (N. S.) 2-2 Trimmers. Trimmer, cloth (N. S.) Trimmer (textile, N. S.) 19-3 Twisters. Tender, twister (textile, N. S.) Twicer, factory (textile, N. S.) Twister, thread (N. S.) Twister, warp (N. S.) Twister, yarn (N. S.) 17-7 Warpers. Warper (N. S.) Warper tender (N. S.) 6-2 Washers. Washing cloth, textile mill (N. S.) 17-8 Weavers. Weaver, blankets (N. S.) Weaver, braid (N. S.) Weaver, cloth (N. S.) Weaver, cloth mill (N. S.) Weaver, curtains (N. S.) Wraver, fringe (N. S.) Weaver, mats (N. S.) Weaver, mill or factory (textile, N. S. Weaver, suspenders Weaver, tape (N. S.) Weaver, tapestry (N. S.) Weaver (textile, N. S.) Weaver, towel (N. S.) Weaver, upholstery (N. S.) Weaver, veil factory (N. S.) Weaver, web (N. S.) 17-9 Winders. Winder, bobbin (N. S. Winder, factory (N. S. TEXTILES. 255 8-5 NOT SPECIFIED TEXTILE WORKEBS— Continued. 17-9 Winders — Continued. Winder, skein (N. S.) Winder, thread (N. S.) Winder, thread mill (N. S.) Winder, yarn (N. S.) 9-8 Other occupations. Hardener, felt mill (N. S.) Maker, braid (N. S.) Setter, yarn (N. S.) Tender, frame (textile, N. S.) Tender, roping (textile, N. S.) 9-9 Not specified. Employee, textile mill (N. S.) Factory girl (textile, N. S.) Hand, factory (textile, N. S.) Hand, mill (textile, N. S.) Worker, textile mill (N. S.) Miscellaneous Industries. 8-6 broom and brush makers. (All "repeators" apply in this industry. See p. it.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. Broom maker (0. A.) 10-1 Officials. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Foreman, broom or brush factory 15-2 Apprentices. Apprentice, broom maker 1-3 Binders. Broom binder 6-4 Borers. Borer, brush shop 2-1 Bunchers. Buncher, broom factory 1-9 Combers. Comber, brush factory 16-8 Cutters. Cutter, broom factory 256 MISCELLANEOtrS INDUSTRIES. 8-6 BBOOM AND BRUSH MAKERS— Continued. 2-3 Drawers. Drawer, brush factory 16-1 Finishers. Finisher, brushes 15-5 Laborers. Laborer, broom factory Laborer, brush factory 9-2 Sewers. Sewer, brooms 0-2 Sizers. Sizer, brooms 4-4 Sorters. Sorter, broom corn Sorter, broom factory 8-6 Tiers. Tier, brooms 2-2 Trimmers. Trimmer, brooms 17-9 Winders. Winder, broom or brush 9-8 Other occupations. 9-9 Not specified. Employee, brush factory Hand, brush factory Maker, brooms (W.) Maker, brushes Maker, dusters Worker, broom factory Worker, brush maker Worker, feather dusters 8-7 BUTTON MAKERS. (All "repeaters" apply in this industry. See p. iv. ) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. 19-1 Offlcials. MISCELLANEOUS INDUSTRIES. 257 8-7 BUTTON MAKERS— Continued, 10-2 Managers and superintendents. 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Forelady, button factory Foreman, button factory 5-0 Backers. Backer, buttons 5-1 Bench hands. Bench hand, button factory 16-0 Buffers. Buffer, button shop 17-2 Carders. Carder, buttons 5-2 Centerers. Centerer, buttons 5-3 Coverers. Coverer, buttons 16-8 Cutters. Cutter, buttons 18-2 Drillers. Driller, buUon.s 2-9 Dyers. Dyer, bvittons 5-4 Facers. Facer, buttons (button factory) 5-6 Filers. Filer, buttons 16-1 Finishers. Finisher, buttons 5-5 Grinders. Grinder, buttonfactorj- 11-3 Inspectors. Inspector, buttons C121S— 10 17 258 MISCELLANEOUS INDUSTRIES. 8-7 BUTTON MAKERS— Continued. 7-6 Japanners. Japanner, button shop 15-5 Laborers. Laborer, button company Laborer, button factory Laborer, button shop Laborer, button works 0-9 Lathe hands. Hand, lathe (button shop) 5-7 Machine hands. Machine hand, button shop Operator, button machine 16-2 Polishers. Polisher, buttons 16-5 Pressmen. Presser, buttons Press hand, button shop 16-4 Sawyers. Sawyer, button factory Sawyer, buttons 5-8 Shaders. Shader, button factory 6-5 Shapers. Shaper, button factory 16-9 Solderers. Solderer, buttons 4-4 Sorters. Assorter, button factory Sorter, button factory Sorter, buttons 19-0 Stampers. Stamper, buttons 5-9 Stringers. stringer, buttons 6-6 Tool makers. MISCELLANEOUS INDUSTRIES. 259 8-7 BtPTTON MAKERS— Continued. 2-2 Trimmers. Trimmer, buttons 18-5 Turners. Turner, buttons 9-8 Other occupations. 9-9 Not specified. Employee, button factory Maker, buttons Maker, ivory buttons Maker, pearl buttons Operative, button factory Worker, button factory 8-8 CHARCOAL AND COKE BURNERS. (All "repeaters" apply in this industry. See p. iv.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. 10-1 Oflflcials. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Superintendent, coke ovens 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Boas, charcoal Boss, coke Boss, coke yard Fire boss, coke works Foreman, coke oven Foreman, coke works 0-0 Burners, cliarcoal. Burner, cliarcoal 0-1 Burners, colie. Burner, coke 1-2 Car sliifters. Car shifter, coke works 1-4 Cliargers. Charger, coke ovens Charger, coke works 2-3 Colie drawers. Drawer, coke Puller, coke 260 MISCELLANEOUS 1WDU8TKIES. 8-8 CHARCOAIi AND COKE BT7RNEBS— ContinucKl 1-5 Forkers. Forker, car (coke works) Forker, coke Kiln forker, charcoal or coke 1-6 Kiln flrers. Kiln firer, charcoal or coke 1-7 Levelers. Leveler, coke works Leveler, ovens (coke) 15-4 Teamsters. Carter, coke works 1-8 Wood setters. Wood setter, charcoal burner 9-8 Other occupations. Slider, wood (charcoal burner) 9-9 Not specified. Collier, charcoal Worker, coke 8-9 CIGARS. (All "repeaters" apply in this industry. See p. iv.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. Manufacturer, cigars Owner, cigar factory Proprietor, cigar factory Cigar maker, own factory 10-1 Officials. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Manager, cigar factory Superintendent, cigar factory 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Forelady, cigar factory Foreman, cigar factory 10-7 Clerks. Clerk, cigar factory 15-2 Apprentices. Apprentice, cigar maker MISCELLANEOUS INDUSTRIES. 261 8-9 CIGABS— Continued. 1-1 Banders and taggers. Bander, cigars Tagger, cigar factory 1-3 Binders. Binder, cigars 4-1 Bookers. Booker, cigar factory 4-0 Bookmakers. Bookmaker, cigar factory 0-A Branders. Brander, cigars 0-0 Bunch makers. Buncher, cigars Bunch maker, cigar factory 0-5 Casers. Caser, cigar factory 4-7 Cigar makers (N. S.). Cigar maker (N. S.) Journeyman cigar maker Maker, stories Maker, tobies Cigar maker, at home 4-8 Cigarette makers (N. S.). Cigarette maker (N. S.) 0-6 Classers. Classer, cigars 4r-9 Clippers. Clipper, cigars 3-2 Dryers. Dryer, cigar factory 4^6 Fillers. Filler, cigars 11-3 Inspectors. Inspector, cigars or cigarettes 262 MISCELLANEOUS INDTJSTEIES 8-9 CIGARS— Continued. 17-0 Labelers and pasters. Labeler, cigar factory Paster, cigar factory 15-5 Laborers. Laborer, cigar factory 15-0 Packers. Packer, cigarettes Packer, cigars 4-5 Pickers. Picker, cigars 16-5 Pressmen. Presser, cigars 18-3 Rollers. Roller, cigarettes Roller, cigars 0-7 Selectors. Selector, cigars 4-4 Sorters. Sorter, cigars 18-4 Strippers. Stripper, cigar Stripper, cigar factory Stripper, tobacco (cigar shop) 0-8 Stemmers. Stemmer, cigar factory 15-1 Wrappers. Wrapper, cigarettes Wrapper, cigars 9-8 Other occupations. 9-9 Not specified. Employee, cigar factory Factory girl, cigars Hand, cigar factory Operator, cigar factory Worker, cigarette Worker, cigars MISCELLANEOUS INDUSTBIES. 263 9-0 ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER COMPANIES. (All "repeaters" apply in this industry. See p. Iv.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. Owner, electric plant Proprietor, electric-light works 10-1 Officials. President, electric company 10-3 Managers and superintendents. Manager, electric light Manager, electric works Superintendent, electric company Superintendent, electric-light plant Superintendent, electric plant 10-3 Foremen and overseers. 11-2 Collectors. Collector, electric company 2-6 Dynamo tenders. Dynamo tender, electric company 12-7 Electricians. Electrician, electric-light company Electrician, city plant 12-9 Engineers. Engineer, electric light Engineer, light plant Engineer, power house 13-0 Firemen. Fireman, electric light Fireman, power house 11-3 Inspectors. Inspector, electric light 15-5 Laborers. Laborer, electric light Ijaborer, electric-light plant _ Laborer, power house (electric) 2-2 Light trimmers. Trimmer, electric l^hts 2-7 Linemen. Lineman, electric Lineman, electric light Wire man, electric 264 MISCELLANEOUS INDUSTRIES. 9-0 ELECTBIC LIGHT AND POWER COMPANIES— Continued. 3-6 Meter men. Meter man, electric-light company 15-6 Oilers. Oiler, electric-light plant Oiler, power house 13-4 Plumbers and steam fitters. 9-8 Other occupations. 9-9 Not specified. Electric-light man Worker, electric-light company 9-1 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. (All '' repeaters " apply in this industry. See p. IT.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. 10-1 Officials. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Foreman, electric manufacturing company 10-7 Clerks. Clerk, electric manufacturing company 3-3 Battery makers. Maker, batteries (electrical) 12-9 Engineers. Engineer, electric workt; (manufacturing) 13-0 Firemen. Fireman, electric plant (manufacturing) 15-3 Helpers. Helper, elec1ri<'al supplies 11-3 Inspectors. Inspector, electrical manufacturing company 5-3 Insulators. Coverer, wire (electrical) Insulator, wire (electrical) MISCELLANEOUS INDUSTRIES. 265 9-1 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES— Continued. 15-5 Laborers. Laborer, electrical manufacturing company Laborer, electric works Laborer, insulating department (-wireworks) Laborer, insulator works 2-9 Machine operators. Wood machine, telephone factory 13-1 Machinists. Machinist, electrical supplies 6-6 Tool makers. 17-8 Weavers. Weaver, electric wire covering 17-9 Winders. Winder, armatures Winder, coils Winder, electrical Winder, electric wire Winder, electric works 9-8 Other occupations. 9-9 Not specified. Employee, electric company Operative, electric supplies Operative, electric works (manufacturing) Worker, electrical 9-2 GAS WORKS. (All "repeaters" apply in this industry. See p. IV.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. 10-1 Officials. President, gas company Secretary, gas company 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Manager, gas company Superintendent, gas company Superintendent, gas works 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Foreman, gas company Foreman, gas house Foreman, gas works 266 MISCELLANEOUS INDUSTRIES. 9-2 GAS WORKS— Continued. 10-7 Clerks. Clerk, gas company Clerk, sjas works 18-6 Adjusters. Adjuster, gas company 11-0 Agents. Agent, gas 10-6 Cashiers. Cashier, gas company 11-2 Collectors. Collector, gas company 11-1 Solicitors. Solicitor, gas company 12-9 Engineers. Engineer, gas works 13-0 Firemen. Fireman, gas works 15-3 Helpers. Helper, gas company Helper, gap house 11-3 Inspectors. Inspector, gas Inspector, gas company Inspector, gas meters 15-5 Laborers. Day laborer, gas Laborer, gas company Laborer, gas house Laborer, gas works 3-6 Meter men. Meter man, gas Setter, meters (gas) 3-7 Pipe men. Pipe man, gas company 8-5 Provers and testers. Prover, gas Tester, gas MISCELLANEOUS INDUSTRIES. 267 9-2 GAS WORKS— Continued. 3-8 Service men. Service man, gas works 3-9 Stokers. Stoker, gas 9-8 Other occupations. 9-9 Not specified. Employee, gas company Employee, gas works Gas man (N. S.) Operative, gas works Worker, gas works 9-3 OIL WORKS. (All " repeaters " apply in tills industry. See p. iv. ) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. 10-1 Officials. Director, oil company President, oil company Secretary, oil company 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Manager, oil company Manager, oil refinery Superintendent, oil company Superintendent, oil refinery 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Foreman, oil company Foreman, oil works 3-0 Compounders. Compounder, oil (oil works) 3-1 Distillers. Distiller, oil Still man, oil works 13-0 Firemen. Fireman, oil mill 11-3 Inspectors. Inspector, oil 268 MISCELLANEOUS INDTISTKIES. 9-3 OIL WORKS— Continued. 15-5 Laborers. Laborer, oil company Laborer, oil works Laborer, oil (works, N. S.) Laborer, oil yards Worker, oil 6-6 Oil experts. Expert, oil 16-5 Pressmen. Pressman, oil works 6-0 Refiners. Refiner, oil 6-7 Treaters. Treater, oil 9-8 Other occupations. 9-9 Not specified. Hand, oil works Maker, oil 9-4 BUBBEB FACTORIES. (All " repeaters " apply in this industry. See p. iv.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. Manufacturer, rubber 10-1 Officials. Treasm'er, rubber company 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Manager, rubber works Superintendent, rubber company 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Boss, rubber shop Forelady, rubber company Foreman, rubber factory Foreman, rubber shop Forewoman, rubber shop Overseer, rubber factory 10-7 Clerks. Clerk, rubber works 16-6 Assemblers. Assembler, rubber factory MISCELLANEOUS INDUSTRIES. 269 9-4 BTJBBER FACTOBIES— Continued. 1-3 Binders. Binder, rubber 9-7 Boot and shoe makers (N. S.)- Arctic maker, rubber company Bootmaker, rubber factory- Maker, soles (rubber factory) Maker, rubber shoes Quarter maker, rubber works Shoemaker, rubber factory 0-9 Braiders. Braider, rubber factory 16-0 Buffers. Buffer, rubber 4r-2 Calender men. Calenderer, rubber 3-4 Carriers. Carrier, rubber factory 3-5 Cementers. Cementer, rubber factory 4-3 Coaters. Coating cloth, rubber factory 3-0 Compounders. Compounder, rubber factory 6-6 Coat maiiers (N. S.). Maker, coats (rubber factory) Maker, gossamers (rubber factory) Maker, mackintoshes (rubber factory) 6-7 Comb maimers (N. S.). Maker, rubber combs 7-1 Curers. Curer, rubber factory 16-8 Cutters. Cutter, combs (rubber factory) Cutter, rubber Cutter, rubber boots Cutter, rubber mill Cutter, rubber shoes Cutter, rubber shop Cutter, rubber works 270 MISCELLANEOUS INDUSTRIES. 9-4 RUBBER FACTORIES— Continued. 12-9 Engineers. Engineer, rubber shop 7-2 Filling makers. Maker, rubber filling 16-1 Finishers. Finisher, rubber 13-0 Firemen. Fireman, rubber mill 2-5 Folders. Folder, rubber factory 15-3 Helpers. Helper, rubber works 6-8 Hose makers (N. S.). Maker, hose (rubber) Maker, hose (rubber factory) Maker, rubber tubes 11-3 Inspectors. Examiner, rubber factory Inspector, rubber factory 1-0 Knitters. Knitter, rubber factory 15-5 Laborers. Laborer, rubber Laborer, rubber factory Laborer, rubber mill Laborer, rubber shoes Laberer, rubber shop Laborer, rubber stamps Laborer, rubber works 0-3 Lasters. Laster, rubber factory 5-7 Machine operators. Operator, machine (rubber factory) Operator, rubber factory Tender machine, rubber factory 6-9 Makers of rubber goods (N. S.). Gaiter maker, rubber factory Maker, rubber bottles Maker, rubber clothing Maker, rubber shields MISCELLANEOUS INDUSTRIES. 271 9-4 RUBBER FACTORIES— Continued. 7-3 Mixers. Mixer, rubber 15-8 Molders. Holder, rubber 16-0 Packers. Packer, rubber factory Packer, rubber works 2-8 Pasters. Paster, rubber factory 16-2 Polishers. Polisher, rubber 16-5 Pressmen. Presser, rubber Pressing, rubber Pressman, rubber 18-3 Rollers. Roller, rubber works 7-4 Rubber makers (N. S.). Maker, rubber (rubber factory) 7-7 Stamp makers (N. S.). Maker, rubber stamps 9-2 Sewers and stitchers. Sewer, rubber factory Stitcher, mackintosh factory Stitcher, rubber factory 4-4 Sorters. Sorter, rubber 7-8 Splicers. Splicer, rubber 6-3 Spreaders. Spreader, rubber factory 19-0 Stampers. Stamper, rubber factory 18^ Strippers. Stripper, rubber factory 2Y2 MISCELLANEOUS INDUSTRIES. 9-4 RTJBBEB FACTORIES— Continued. 8-1 Tire makers (N. S.). Builder, rubber tires Maker, rubber tires Worker, rubber tirea 2-2 Trimmers. Trimmer, rubber 18-5 Turners. Turner, rubber 7-5 Tampers. Vamper, rubber works 13-3 Varnishers. Varnisher, rubber Varnisher, rubber company 8-2 Vulcanizers. Vulcanizer, rubber factory 17-7 Warpers. Warper, rubber factory 6-2 Washers. Washer, rubber factory 17-8 Weavers. Elastic weaver (rubber) Weaver, elastic web Weaver, gore (rubber factory) Weaver, rubber factory 17-9 Winders. Winder, rubber factory 9-8 Other occupations. 9-9 Not specified. Employee, rubber factory Hand, rubber factory Worker, rubber factory 9-5 STRAW WORKERS. ( AH "repeaters" apply in this industry. See p. IV, ) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. Manufacturer, straw hats 10-1 Officials. MISCELLANEOUS INDUSTRIES. 273 9-5 STRAW WOBKEBS— Continued. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Foreman, straw (hat) factory Overseer, straw works 1-3 Binders. Binder, hats (straw) 2^ Bleachers. Bleacher, straw 7-0 Blockers. Blocker, straw hats Blocker, straw works 0-9 Braiders. Braider, straw 16-1 Finishers. Finisher, straw hats Finisher, straw works 7-9 Hatters (N. S.). Hatter, straw Maker, straw hats 11-3 Inspectors. Inspector, straw hats 15-5 Laborers. Laborer, strawboard Laborer, straw hats Laborer, straw shop 5-7 Machine operators. Operator, hat shop (straw) (Operator, machine (straw hats) Operator, sewing machine (straw hats) ( )perator, straw goods 2-0 Menders. Mender, straw hats 15-8 Molders. Molder, straw hats Molder, straw works 61218—10 -18 274 MISCELLANEOUS INDUSTRIES. 9-5 STRAW WORKERS— Continued. 16-5 Pressers. Presser, hats (straw) Presser, straw hats Presser, straw works 6-6 Reeders. Reeder, straw 19-1 Heelers. Reeler, straw-hat factory Heeler, straw works 9-2 Sewers and stitchers. Sewer, straw (N. S.) Sewer, straw hats Stitcher, straw hats 0-2 Sizers, Sizer, straw hats or straw goods 6-7 Tippers. Tipper, straw hats 2-2 Trimmers. Trimmer, hats (straw) Trimmer, straw hats 13-3 Varnishers. Varnisher, straw works 17-8 Weavers. Weaver, straw 6-8 Wliittlers. Whittler, straw works 17-9 Winders. Winder, straw factory 6-9 Wirers. Wirer, straw-hat factory 9-8 Other occupations. 9-9 Not specified. Employee, straw factory Worker, straw Works, straw hats MISCELLANEOUS INDUSTRIES. 275 9-6 TOBACCO. (All "repeaters" apply in this industry. See p. IV.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. 10-1 Officials. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Foreman, tobacco factory 8-0 Bag maimers. Bag maker, tobacco factory • 1-1 Banders and taggers. Bander, tobacco factory Tagger, tobacco factory 0^ Branders. Brander, tobacco factory 8-3 Bunch brealters. Breaker, bunch, tobacco factory 0-0 Buncli maliers. Bunch maker, tobacco factory 8-4 Cappers and nip wrappers. Capper, toljacco factory Nip wrapper, tobacco factory 0-5 Casers. Caser, tobacco factory 0-6 Classers. Classer, tobacco factory 16-8 Cutters. Cutter, tobacco Cutting-machine operator, tobacco factory 0-1 Dippers. Dipper, tobacco factorj' 3-2 Dryers and dry-liouse hands. Dryer, tobacco Dry-house hand, tobacco factory 276 MISCELLANEOUS INDUSTRIES 9-6 TOBACCO— Continued. 8-7 Hangers and shakers-out. Shalier-out, tobacco Tobacco hanger 11-3 Inspectors. Inspector, tobacco factory 17-0 Labelers. Labeler, tobacco factory 15-5 Laborers. Laborer, snuff msinufacturing Laborer, tobacco Laborer, tobacco factory 8-8 Lump makers. Lump maker, tobacco factory 15-0 Packers. Packer, tobacco 3-1 Potters. Potter, tobacco factory 16-5 Pressers. Presser, tobacco 9-0 Prizer hands. Prizer hand, tobacco factory Box prizer, tobacco factory 18-3 Rollers. Roller, tobacco 6-1 Samplers. Sampler, tobacco 0-7 Selectors. Selector, tobacco 6-5 Shapers. Shaper, tobacco factory 11-4 Shippers. Shipper, tobacco factory 0-2 Sizers. Sizer, tobacco MISCELLANEOUS INDUSTRIES. 277 9-6 TOBACCO— Continued. 9-1 Snuff makers. Maker, snuff Snuff grinder, tobacco factory 4 4 Sorters. Assorter, tobacco Sorter, tobacco 17-5 Spinners. Spinner, tobacco 19-0 Stampers. stamper, tobacco works 9-3 Steam-box hands. Steam-box hand, tobacco factory 0-8 Stemmers. stammer, tobacco 18-4 Strippers. stripper, tobacco Stripper, tobacco factory 8-6 Tiers. Tier, tobacco 19-3 Twisters. Twister, tobacco factory 15-7 Weigliers. ^\"eigher, tobacco factory 15-1 Wrappers. A\'rapper, tobacco 9-8 Other occupations. 9-9 Not specified. Employee, tobacco factory Worlver, tobacco 9-7 TURPENTINE DISTILLERS. (All "repeaters" apply in this industry. See p. iv.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. Manufacturer, turpentine Operator, naval stores (proprietor) Operator, turpentine (proprietor) Turpentine business (proprietor) 278 MISCELLANEOUS IITDUSTKIES. 0-7 TTTBPENTINE DISTILLEES— Continued. 10-1 Officials. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Manager, turpentine still 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Foreman, turpentine distillery Overseer, turpentine distillery 12-3 Coopers. Cooper, turpentine still 3-1 Distillers. Distiller, turpentine Hand, still (turpentine, N. S.) Stiller, turpentine 11-3 Inspectors. Inspector, naval stores 15-5 Laborers. Day laborer, turpentine works Laborer, naval stores Laborer, rosin Laborer, turpentine still Laborer, turpentine works 9-8 Other occupations. 9-9 Not specified. Hand, turpentine Maker, turpentine Worker, turpentine 9-9 OTHER MISCELLANEOUS INDUSTRIES AND OCCUPATIONS." ("Repeaters" not given do not apply in these industries.) 10-0 Manufacturers and proprietors. Business, hair (proprietor) Contractor, artesian wells Contractor, driller, wells Head, camera company Manufacturer, musical instruments Manufacturer, umbrellas Operator, cotton gin Proprietor, mattress factory oThe "(N. S.)" following the headlines of certain occupation groups under the "9-9" industry group does not mean that the occupations listed under these head- lines are in not specified industries, but that onlv those occupations are included which are not classed elsewhere under "9-9." For example, all the "Polishers" are not classed under "16-2 Polishers (N. S.)," but some are classed with "Optical workers," "Pencil makers," etc. MISCELLANEOUS INDUSTRIES. 279 9-9 OTHER MISCELLANEOUS INDTJSTBLES AND OCCUPATIONS— Continued. 10-1 Officials. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Manager, ice plant .Manager, novelty works .Manager, whip factory Superintendent, ice plant Superintendent, ice works 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Forelady, umbrella or parasol factory Foreman, asbestos manufacturing Foreman, celluloid works Foreman, cotton gin Foreman, cotton-oil mill Foreman, hair works Foreman, ice company Foreman, mattress factory Foreman, umbrella or parasol factory Overseer, oil mill 10-1 Accountants. 10-5 Boolilieepers. 10-(5 Cashiers. 10-7 Clerlis. Clerk, ice plant 11-2 Collectors. Collector, ice company 11-3 Inspectors. 10-8 Stenograpliers. 10-9 Typewriters. 15-2 Apprentices. Apprentice, furrier Apprentice, instrument maker Apprentice, piano tuner .Apprentice, umbrella factory 0-0 Artiflcial-flower makers. Cutter, artificial flowers Curler, flowers or feathers Flower maker Hand, artificial flowers J faker, artificial Ilowers 280 MISCELLANEOUS INDUSTRIES. 9-9 OTHER MISCELLANEOUS INDUSTRIES AND OCCUPATIONS- Con tinned. 0-0 Artiflcial-flower makers — Continued. Maker, feathers Maker, flowers Maker, paper flowers Operator, flowers Worker, artificial flowers Worker, feathers 0-1 Artiflcial-ice makers (N. S.). Porter, ice factory 0-2 Artificial-limb makers. Maker, artificial limbs 0-3 Asbestos workers (N. 8.)- Maker, asbestos Spinner, asbestos Worker, asbestos 16-6 Assemblers and erectors (N. S.)- 12-0 Blacksmiths. 0-4 Bone and ivory workers (N. S.). Carver, ivory Cutter, bone or ivory Driller, bone factory Employee, bone factory Fitter, bones Matcher, i^■ory Polisher, ivory Sawyer, bone or ivory Sorter, bones (bone mill) Turner, bones Worker, bones Worker, ivory 16-0 Buffers (N. S.). 16-7 Burnishers (N. S.). 12-1 Cabinetmakers. 0-5 Camera and kodak makers (N. S.). Assembler, cameras Employee, kodaks (kodak factory) Finisher, cameras Finisher, kodaks Maker, cameras Maker, kodaks (W.) Operative, film department, kodaks Operative, kodak works Worker, cameras , Worker, kodaks MISCELLANEODS INDUSTRIES. 281 9-9 OTHER. MISCELLANEOUS INDUSTRIES AND OCCUPATIONS— Continued. 12-2 Carpenters. 0-6 Carpet and rug makers (not in factories). Maker, carpets (rag) Maker, rugs (rag) Weaver, rag carpets ^Veaver, rugs (rag) Weaver, rug carpet (rag) 19-4 Carvers (N. S.). 0-7 Celluloid makers (N. S.). Preaser, celluloid Roller, celluloid Worker, celluloid (N. S.) 15-9 Core makers. 0-8 Cotton seed and linseed oil workers (N. S.) Employee, oil mill Meal .sacker, oil meal Molder, linseed-oil works Operative, oil mill (cotton seed) Pressman, cotton-seed oil mill Refiner, cotton-seed oil mill Sacker, meal (oil mill) \\'orker, cotton-seed oil mill 0-9 Cotton ginners (N. S.). Ginner, cotton Helper, cotton gin Worker, cotton gin 16-8 Cutters (N. S.). 12-4 Decorators. 12-5 Designers. 12-6 Draftsmen. 18-2 Drillers. 12-7 Electricians. 14-6 Elevator tenders. 12-9 Engineers (steam). 282 MISCELLANEOUS INUUSTEIES. 9-9 OTHER MISCELLANEOUS INDUSTRIES AND OCCTTPATIONS- Continued . 13-9 Engravers. 1-0 Pence builders. Builder, fence Builder, wire fence Maker, fence (N. S.) 16-1 Finishers (N. S.). 13-0 Firemen. Fireman, ice factory 1-1 Fur worliers (N. S.). Blower, fur (N. S.) Cutter, fur (N. S.) Dresser, furs (N. S.) Finisher, fur (N. S.) Furrier (N. S.) Maker, fur Nailer, fur Operator, furs Operator, furrier Picker, fur (N. S.) Sewer, fur (N. S.) Shaver, fur Trimmer, fur (N. S.) Worker, fur (N. S.) 1-2 Hair workers (N. S.). Maker, hair (factory) Maker, wi- 15-4 Drivers. Deliverer, express Driver, Adams Express Company Driver, American Express Company Driver, express company 15-3 Helpers. Helper, express company 15-5 Laborers. Laborer, express company 14-3 Messenger boys. Messenger boy, express company 14^ Porters. Porter, express company 9-8 Other occupations. 9-9 Not specified. Express company (N. S.) Express office (N. S.) TRANSPORTATION. 329 X-7 POST. (" Repeaters " not given do not apply here.) 0-0 Postmasters. Assistant, postmaster Assistant, postmistress Postmaster Postmistress Superintendent, post-office 0-1 Mail carriers. Agent, mail route (rural) Carrier, letter Carrier, letter (United States) Carrier, mail Carrier, post-office Carrier, rural mail Carrier, special mail Carrier, substitute l(?tter Carrier, United States Collector, msil Contractor, mail (rural) Deliverer, mail Delivery, special (post-office) Driver, mail Driver, mail wagon DriA-er, United States mail Mail man Mail or letter carrier Messenger, mail Postman Rider, mail Special delivery (man), post-office Substitute, carrier (mail) Substitute (letter carrier) Substitute, mail carrier United States mail (carrier) 0-2 Railway mail clerlis. Agent, mail, railroad Clerk, railway mail Clerk, railway postal Mail service, railway 10-6 Cashiers. Casbier, post-office Cashier, second-class mail 10-7 Clerlis, post-office. Assistant, post-office Clerk, city post-office Clerk, delivery (post-office) Clerk, mail Clerk, postal Clerkj post-office Employee, post-office (clerk) Foreman, post-office Sorter, mail 330 TRANSPORTATION, X-7 POST— Continued. 14-3 Messengers. Messenger, po3t-( ^ce li-A Porters. Porter, post-ofEce 9-8 Other occupations. 9-9 Not specified. X-8 TELEGBAPH AND TELEPHONE. (All "repeaters" apply in this industry. See p. iv.) 10-1 Officials. President, telephone company Secretary, teleplione company Telephone company official (N. S.) 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Manager, Postal Telegraph Company Manager, telegraph company Manager, telephone company Superintendent, telegraph company Superintendent, telephone company 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Foreman, telegraph line Foreman, telephone line 11-0 Agents. Agent, telegraph Agent, telephone 15-2 Apprentices. Apprentice, telegraph operator 10-6 Casliiers. Cashier, telephone company 10-7 Clerks. Clerk, telegraph Clerk, telephone 11-2 Collectors. Collector, telephone company 7-0 Contractors. Contractor, telephone TRANSPORTATION 331 X-8 TELEGRAPH AND TELEPHONE-Conlinued. 12-7 Electricians. Electrician, telephone company 11-3 Inspectors. Inspector, telepjraph Inspector, telephone Inspector, telephone company 14-3 Messengers (telegrapli and telephone). Mesicnger, Postal Telegraph Messenger, telegraph office Messenger, telephone office Messenger, Western Union Telegraph boy Telephone boy 7-1 Telegrapli linemen. Lineman, railroad (telegraph) Lineman, telegraph Repairer, telegraph line Wire man, telegraph 0-3 Telegraph operators. Asjent, telegraph (operator) Assistant operator, telegraph Dispatcher, telegraph Learner, telegraphy Operator, cable Operator, night (telegraph) Operator, Postal Telegraph Operator, railroad (telegraph) Operator, telegraph Operator, Western Union Operator and agsnt, railroad Postal Telegraph Company Telegraph operator Telegrapher, railroad Telegrapher, railroad company Telegrapher (N. S.) 7-2 Telephone linemen. Constructor, telephones Day laborer, telephones Employee, telephone line Erector, telephones Installer, telephones Laborer, telephones Lineman, telephone company Lineman and inspector, telephone company Repairer, telephones Repairer, telephone line Worker, telephone line 0-4 Telephone operators. Office girl, telephone Operator, telephone Operator, telephone exchange Operator, telephone switchboard 332 TRANSPORTATION. X-8 TELEGRAPH AND TELEPHONE— Continued. 0-4 Telephone operators — Continued. Telephone, central Telephone girl (operator) Telephone man (operator) Telephone operator Telephonist (operator) 0-3 Wireless operators. Wireless operator 9-8 Other occupations. 9-9 Not specified. Employee, telegraph Employee, telephone Worker, telephone X-9 OTHER PERSONS IN TRANSPORTATION. ("Kepeaters" not given do not apply here.) 10-0 Owners and proprietors (N. S.). Owner, transportation company (N. S.) Proprietor, transportation company (N. S.) 10-1 Officials (N. S.). President, transportation company (N. S.) Secretary, transportation company (N. S.) Vice-president, transportation company (N. S.) 10-2 Managers and superintendents (N, S.). Manager, transportation company (N. S.) Superintendent, transportation company (N. S.) Supervisor, transportation company (N. S.). 10-4 Accountants and auditors (N. S.). Auditor, transportation company (N. S.) 11-0 Agents (N. S.). Agent, purchasing, transportation company (N. S.) 10-7 Clerks (N. S.). Paymaster, transportation company (N. S.) 15-5 Laborers (N. S.). 8-0 Laborers (pipe lines). Laborer, pipe line 8-1 Linemen (pipe lines). Lineman, pipe line TRANSPORTATION. 333 X-9 OTHER PERSONS IN TRANSPORTATION— Continued. 8-2 Not specified pipe line employees. Employee, pipe line, oil field 0-0 Not specified ditch and trench diggers in cities. Digger, ditches, N. S, (in city) Digger, trenches, N. S. (in city) 9-8 Other occupations. 9-9 Not specified. V. TRADE. O-X BANKING AND BROKERAGE. ("Repeaters" not given do not apply in this business.) 0-0 Bankers and bank officials. Banker Banker and broker Director, bank Manager, bank Manager, safety-deposit vault Official, bank President, bank President, savings bank President, trust company P.eceiver, bank Secretary, bank Treasurer, bank Treasurer, trust company Vice-president, bank 0-1 Money lenders. Agent, loan Ijender, money Secretary, building and loan association Secretary, building association Secretary, loan association Vice-president, loan company 0-2 Pawnbrokers. Pawnbroker Proprietor, pawn shop 0-4 Brokers (stock). Broker, bond Broker, commission Broker, exchange Broker, financial Broker, general (shares) Broker, investment Broker, loan Broker, mining ]5roker, mining stock Broker, mortgage 334 TRADE. O-X BANKING AND BROKERAGE— Continued. 0-4 Brokers (stock) — Continued. Broker, note Broker, stock (shares) Broker, ticket Brokerage (stocks) Dealer, bonds Dealer, mine stocks Dealer, stock (shares) Dealer, tax titles Member, stock exchange Speculator, minino; Speculator, stock (shares) Stocks and bonds (broker, N. S.) Ticket scalper Ticket speculator 0-3 Commercial brokers and commission men. Ag?nt, commercial (commission) Agent, commission Broker, broom corn Broker, cattle Broker, cisar Broker, coffee Broker (commercial, N. S.) Broker, commission (commercial) Broker, cotton Broker, cut-tom-house Broker, diamond Broker, dry goods Broker, freight Broker, fruit Broker, Main Broker, hides Broker, hops Broker, iron Broker, live stock Broker, lumber Broker, manager (commercial) Broker, merchandise Brokc^r, m?tal Broker, produce Broker, provisions Broker, ship or shipping Broker, stock (live) Broker, stock yards Broker, sugar Broker, tea Broker, timber Broker, tobacco Broker, wheat Broker, wine Broker, wool Buyer, lumber (broker) Buyer, ore (broker) Commission business (N. S.) Commission dealer Commission dealer, live stock Commission house (broker) Commission man Commission man, cattle Commission man, dry goods Commission man, flour and feed Commission man, fruit Commission man, grain TRADE. 335 O-X BANKING AND BROKERAGE— Continued. 0-3 Commercial brokers and commission men — Continued. Commission man, Kroceries Commission man, hay and grain Commission man, live stock Commission man, produce Commission man, shipping Commission man, stock (live) Commission man, stock yards Commission man, tobacco Commission man, wholesale Commission merchant, dry goods Commission merchant, fruit Commission merchant, grain Commission merchant, live stock Commission merchant, produce Commission m^'rchant, stock Commission m: rchant, stockman Commission merchant, vegetables Commission merchant, wholesale Commission merchant (N. S.) Factor, cotton Manager, broker (commercial) Manager, commission agency or house Speculator, cattle Speculator, grain Speculator, hogs Speculator, horses Speculator, live stock Speculator, oil Speculator, stock yards O-S^Brokers (N. S.)- ^ Board of trade (member) Broker, board of trade Broker, eeneral Broker (N. S.) Capitalist and landlord Capitalist and mining Capitalist (N. S.) Commissioner, board of trade Dealer, board of trade Financier (N. S.) Investments (dealer, N. S.) Member, board of trade Operator, board of trade Speculator, board of trade Speculator (N. S.) 10-6 Casliiers. Assistant cashier, bank Cashier, bank 10-7 Clerks (bankers and brokers). Assistant, bank Broker's, office clerk Cashier, broker Clerk, bank Clerk, board of trade Clerk, broker's Clerk, commission Clerk, commission house Clerk, pawnbroker's 336 TRADE. O-X BANKING AND BROKERAGE— Continued. 10-7 Clerks (bankers and brokers)— Continued. Clerk, stockbroker's Employee, board of trade Teller, bank Teller, note Teller, paying Teller, receiving (bank) 10-4 Accountants and auditors. Accountant, bank Auditor, bank 10-5 Bookkeepers. Bookkeeper, bank 11-2 Collectors. Collector, bank 11-3 Inspectors. Inspector, bank 14-2 Janitors. 14-3 Messengers. Messenger, bank Messenger, broker's Messenger, stock exchange 14-4 Porters. Porter, bank 10-8 Stenographers. Stenographer, commission merchant Stenographer, trust company. 10-9 Typewriters. l-X INSURANCE. ("Repeaters" not given do not apply in this business.) 10-1 Officials. Assistant secretary, insurance company Director, insurance company President, insurance company Secretary, insurance company Special officer, life insurance company Treasurer, insurance company Vice-president, insurance company 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Assistant manager, insurance company Assistant superintendent, insurance company TRADE. 337 1-X INSURANCE— Continued. 10-2 Managers and superintendents — ^Continued. Manager, bonding company Manager, insurance company Manager, life insurance company Superintendent, insurance company 10-3 Foremen and overseers. 10-4 Accountants and auditors. Auditor, insurance Auditor, insurance company 1-0 Actuaries. Actuary, insurance company 18-6 Adjusters. Adjuster, claim (insurance) Adjuster, fire insurance Adjuster, (insurance, N. S.) Appraiser, insurance 11-0 Agents. Agent, fire insurance Agent, insurance (any) Agent, life insurance Broker, fire insurance Broker, insurance Broker, life insurance Business, insurance (agent) Fire insurance Insurance, accident Insurance, fire and life (agent) Insurance, fraternal (agent) Insurance, marine (agent) Insurance, oflice (agent) Insurance and loan (agent) Insurance and real estate (agent) Insurance (N. S.) Life insurance (agent) Marine insurance (agent) Oflice, insurance (agent) Solicitor, insurance Underwriter, insurance Writer, policy (insurance) 10-5 Booklceepers. 10-6 Cashiers. Cashier, insurance Cashier, insurance company 10-7 Clerks. Clerk, fire insurance Clerk, insurance C!lerk, insurance office Clerk, life insurance 0I21S— 10 22 338 TRADE. 1-X INSURANCE— Continued. 11-2 Collectors. Collector, insurance . 11-3 Inspectors. Examiner, insurance Inspector, fire insurance Inspector, insurance Inspector, life insurance 14^2 Janitors. 14-3 Messengers. Errand boy, insurance 10-8 Stenographers. 10-9 Typewriters. 14-4 Porters. Porter, insurance 2-X HEAL ESTATE. ("Repeaters^' not given do not apply in this business.) 11-0 Real-estate officials and agents. Agent, land Agent, real estate Agent, renting Broker, real estate Dealer, real estate Manager, real estate President, land company Promoter, real estate Real-estate and insurance (man) (N. S.) Real-estate business (N. S.) Real-estate man (N. S.) Salesman, real estate 10-4 Accountants and auditors. 10-5 Booltlieepers. Bookkeeper, real estate 10-6 Cashiers. Cashier, real estate 10-7 Clerlfs. Clerk, real-estate (office) Real estate office (clerk N. S.) 11-2 Collectors. Collector, rents TRADE. 339 2-X REAL, ESTATE— Continued. 14-3 Messenger, errand, and office boys. 14-4 Porters. 10-8 Stenographers. Stenographer, real-estate office 10-9 Typewriters. 3-X WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE. (" Repeaters" not given do not apply in wholesale and retail trade.) A. Merchants and dealers (-wholesale). 0-0 Wholesale dealers. Baker's supplies (wholesale dealer) Brewery supplies (wholesale dealer) Brick business, wholesale Building supplies (wholesale dealer) Butcher, wholesale (dealer) Butchers' supplies (wholesale dealer) Cattle business (wholesale) Clothier, wholesale Contractor, brick (wholesale) Contractor, cement (wholesale) Contractor, cut stone (wholesale) Contractor, railroad ties (wholesale) Contractor, rock (wholesale) Contractor, sand (wholesale) Contractor, stone (wholesale) Contractor, ties (wholesale) Contractor, timber (wholesale) Dealer, banana (wholesale) Dealer, barrel (wholesale) Dealer, bluestone (wholesale) Dealer, bottle (wholesale) Dealer, building materials (wholesale) Dealer, but^iness or merchant, iron (wholesale) Dealer, business or merchant, sugar (wholesale) Dealer, cattle (wholesale) Dealer, cement (wholesale) Dealer, cigars (wholesale) Dealer, coal (wholesale) Dealer, eggs (wholesale) Dealer, fruit (wholesale) Dealer, granite (wholesale) Dealer, hides and leather (wholesale) Dealer, leather (wholesale) Dealer, liquor (wholesale) Dealer, H\'e stock (wholesale) Dealer, machine (wholesale) Dealer, marble (wholesale) Dealer, meat (wholesale) Dealer, mill supplies (wholesale) Dealer, mining machinery (wholesale) Dealer or merchant, lime (wholesale) Dealer or merchant, metal (wholesale) Dealer or merchant, paper (wholesale) Dealer or merchant, sawdust (wholesale) Dealer or merchant, stone (wholesale) 340 TKADE. 3-X WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE— Continued. A. Merchants and dealers (wholesale) — Continued. 0-0 Wholesale dealers — Continued. Dealer, paper (wholesale) Dealer, potatoes (wholesale) Dealer, railroad supplies (wholesale) Dealer, sand (wholesale) Dealer, shoes (wholesale) Dealer, silverware (wholesale) Dealer, stone (wholesale) Dealer, tobacco (wholesale) Dealer, undertakers' supplies (wholesale) Dealer, wholesale Dealer, wholesale coal Dealer, wholesale fish Dealer, wholesale fruit Dealer, wholesale liquor Dealer, wholesale paper Dealer, wholesale produce Dealer, woolen (wholesale) Dental supplies, (wholesale dealer) Diamond dealer or merchant (wholesale) Distributer, automobiles Dressmaker's supplies (wholesale) Grocer, wholesale (dealer) Horse dealer (wholesale) Leather business, wholesale Liquor, wholesale (merchant) Manager, grain business (wholesale) Manager, paper house (wholesale) Manager, wholesale grocery house Manager, wholesale house (N. S.) Manager, wholesale store (any) Marble and granite dealer (wholesale) Merchant, clothing (wholesale) Merchant, cotton (wholesale) Merchant, iron (wholesale) Merchant, iron and steel (wholesale) Merchant, leaf tobacco (wholesale Merchant, live stock (wholesale) Merchant, wholesale Merchant, wool (wholesale) Plumbers' supplies (wholesale dealer) Printers' supplies (wholesale dealer) Proprietor (wholesale, N. S.) Railroad supplies (wholesale dealer) Sales-manager, wholesale trade Shop, stack, or store, paper (wholesale dealer) Tailor's supplies (wholesale) Tailor's trimmings (wholesale) Wholesale business Wholesale (dealer, N. S.) Wholesale, boots and shoes (merchant) Wholesale, cigars (merchant) Wholesale, cloth (merchant) Wholesale, clothier (dealer) Wholesale, clothing (merchant) Wholesale, coal (merchant) Wholesale, coffee (merchant) Wliolesaie, confectionery (merchant) Wholesale, crockery (merchant) Wholesale dealer, liquor Wholesale druggist (merchant) Wholesale, drugs (merchant) Wholesale, dry goods (merchant) TRADE. 341 3-X WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE— Continued. A. Merchants and dealers (wholesale) — Continued. 0-0 Wholesale dealers — Continued. Wholesale, fish (merchant) Wholesale, flour ^merchant) Wholesale, fruit (merchant) Wholesale, furniture (merchant) Wholesale grocer (merchant) Wholesale, groceries (merchant) Wholesale, grocery (merchant) Wholesale hatter (merchant) Wholesale house (merchant) Wholesale jeweler (merchant) Wholesale, leather (merchant) Wholesale, liquors (merchant) Wholesale, lumber (merchant) Wholesale, meat (merchant) Wholesale, milk (merchant) Wholesale, millinery (merchant) Wholesale, notions (merchant) Wholesale, oil (merchant) Wholesale, paper (merchant) Wholesale, produce (merchant) Wholesale, provisions (merchant) Wholesale, saddlery (merchant) Wholesale, shoes (merchant) Wholesale, stationery (merchant) Wholesale, tea and colfee (merchant) Wholesale, tobacco (merchant) Wholesale, wine (mi^rchant) Wholesale, wines and liquors (merchant) Wholesale, woolen goods (merchant) 0-1 Importers and exporters. Export merchant Exporter and importer Exporter (N. S.) Import merchant Importer, china Importer, cigars Importer, coffee Importer, diamond Importer, dress goods Importer, dry goods Importer, fancy goods Importer, fruit Importer, glass Importer, groceries Importer, lace Importer, linen Importer, liquors Importer, oriental goods Importer, silks Importer, sponges Importer, tea Importer, tobacco Importer, wine Importer, woolens Importer (N. S.) Merchant, export Merchant, import 0-2 Jobbers. Jobber, boots and shoes Jobber, cigars 342 TRADE. 3-X WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE— Continued. A. Merchants and dealers (wholesale) — Continued. 0-2 Jobbers — Continued. Jobber, clotliing Jobber, dry goods Jobber, jewelry Jobber, logs Jobber, lumber or wood Jobber, notions Jobber, tobacco Jobber (N. S.) B. Merchants and dealers (retail). 0-3 Agricultural implements and wagons. Agricultural implements (retail dealer) Dealer, carriages (retail) Dealer, wagons (retail) Farm implements (retail dealer) Implements (retail dealer) Machinery (retail dealer) 0-4 Art stores and artist's materials. Art dealer, merchant or store (retail) Art store (retail dealer) Artist's materials (retail dealer) Business, picture (retail dealer) Business, store, dealer or merchant, picture (retail) Dealer, art (retail) 5-7 Automobiles and automobile supplies. Agent, automobiles Dealer, automobiles Merchant, automobiles 0-5 Bicycles. Bicycle store (retail dealer) Business, bicycle (retail dealer) Retail dealer, bicycles 0-6 Books. Bookstore (retail dealer) Books and stationery (retail dealer) Dealer, books (retail) Manager, bookstore (retail) Proprietor, bookstore (retail) Seller, books (retail dealer) Store, book (retail dealer) 0-7 Boots and shoes. Boot and shoe dealer (retail) Boot and shoe merchant (retail) Boot and shoe store (retail dealer) Boots and shoes (retail dealer) Business, shoe (retail) Dealer, shoes (retail) anager, shoe store (retail) ^ferchant, shoe (retail) TRADE. 343 3-X WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE— Continued. B. Merchants and dealers (retail) — Continued. 0-7 Boots and shoes — Continued. Proprietor, shoe store (retail) Shoe man (retail dealer) Shoe merchant (retail) Shoes (retail dealer, N. S.) 0-8 Buyers and shippers of farm produce (N. S.). Buyer, chickens (retail) Buyer, cotton (retail) Buyer, cotton seed (retail) Buyer, eggs (retail) Buyer, fruit (retail) Buyer, hay (retail) Buyer, hops (retail) Buyer, poultry (retail) Buyer, produce (retail) Buyer, wool (retail) Merchant, cotton (shipper, retail) Shipper, produce 0-9 Buyers and shippers not otherwise specified. Business, shipping (retail) Buyer, city (retail, N. S.) Buyer, iron (retail) Buyer, timber (retail) Merchant, shipping (retail) 1-1 Candy and confectionery. Candy store (retail dealer) Confectionery store (retail dealer) Proprietor, candy store (retail) Store, candy (retail dealer) Store, confectionery (retail dealer) 1-0 Cigars and tobacco. Business, tobacco (retail) Cigar dealer (retail) Cigar merchant (retail) Cigar stand (dealer) Cigar store ^keeper) Cigar store (owner or proprietor) Cigars (retail dealer) Cigars and confectionery (retail dealer) Cigars and tobacco (retail dealer) Dealer, cigar (retail) Dealer, tobacco (retail) Keeper, cigar and candy store Keeper, cigar store Manager, cigar store Manager, tobacco coinpany (retail) Merchant, cigar (retail) Merchant, tobacco (retail) Owner, cigar store or stand Proprietor, cigar stand or store Storekeeper, cigars and candy Tobacco, dealer (retail) Tobacco, merchant (retail) Tobacco (retail dealer) Tobacco shop or store (retail) Tobacco and cigars (retail dealer) Tobacconist (retail) 344 TRADE. 3-X WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE— Contimied. B. Merchants and dealers (retail) — Continued. 1-2 Carpets and rugs. Business or merchant, rug (retail) Carpet dealer or store (retail) Manager, carpet store or house (retail) 1-3 Clothing and men's furnishing goods. Business, clothing (retail dealer) Cloak dealer or store (retail) Clothier (retail) Clothing merchant (retail) Clothing, store (retail dealer) Dealer, clothing (retail) Dealer, gloves (retail) Dealer or merchant, hosiery (retail) Dealer or merchant, neckwear (retail) Dealer or store, cloak (retail) Furnisher, men's (retail) Furnishing goods (retail dealer) Furnishings, gents (retail dealer) Gents furnishings (retail dealer^ Glove dealer or merchant (retail) Haberdasher (retail dealer) Hatter (retail dealer) Manager, clothing house or store (retail) Men's furnisher (retail dealer) Merchant, clothing (retail) Merchant, furnishing goods (retail) Proprietor, clothing store (retail) Secondhand goods (retail) 1-4 Coal and wood. Business, coal (retail) Coal business (retail) Coal cellar (retail dealer) Coal dealer and feed (retail) Coal dealer and ice (retail) Coal man (retail dealer) Coal merchant (retail) Coal (retail dealer) Coal yard (retail dealer) Coal and feed (retail dealer) Coal and ice (retail dealer) Coal and lumber (retail dealer) Coal and wood yard (retail dealer) Dealer, charcoal (retail) Dealer, coal (retail) Dealer, coal and wood (retail) Dealer, wood (retail) Fuel and feed (retail dealer) Manager, coal company (retail) Merchant, fuel and feed (retail) Merchant, wood (retail) Superintendent, coal company (retail) Superintendent, yard (retail coal company) Wood and coal dealer (retail) ^Voodyard (retail deslen 1-5 Coflee and tea. Business, tea and coflee (retail dealer) Coffee and tea (retail dealer) TRADE. S45 3-X WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE— Continued. B. Merchants and dealers (retail) — Continued. 1-5 Coffee and tea — Continued. Coffee store (retail dealer) Coffee store, dealer or merchant (retail) Dealer, merchant, business or store, tea (retail) Dealer or store, coffee (retail) Manager', coffee firm (retail) Manager, tea company (retail) Store, coffee (retail dealer) Store, tea (retail dealer) Store, tea and coffee (retail dealer) Tea business or store (retail dealer) 1-6 Crockery. (^rockery dealer or store (retail) Crockery store (retail dealer) Dealer or store, crockery (retail) Store, crockery (retail dealer) 1-7 Curios, antiques, oriental, and novelty goods. Chinese goods (retail dealer) Dealer, antiques Dealer, curios Dealer, novelties (retail) Dealer, oriental goods (retail) Merchant, bazaar 1-8 Delicatessen and delicacies. Delicacies (retail dealer) Delicacies, store (retail dealer) Delicatessen (retail dealer) Delicatessen business or store (retail dealer) Store, delicacies (retail dealer) 1-9 Department stores. Dealer, department store Department store (dealer) Head, department store (retail) Manager, department store (retail) Merchant, department store Proprietor, department store 2-0 Drugs and medicines. Apothecary Assistant pharmacist Business, drug (retail) Dealer, drug (retail) Dealer, medicine (retail) Dealer, patent medicines (retail) Dispenser, drugs Drug store (retail dealer) Drug and book store (retail dealer) Druggist, chemist (retail dealer) Druggist (retail) Drugs (retail dealer) Merchant, drugs (retail) Patent medicines (retail dealer) Pharmacist Pharmacy (retail dealer) 346 TRADE. 3-X WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE— Continued. B. Merchants and dealers (retail) — Continued. 2-1 Dry goods, fancy goods, and notions. Business, dealer, or merchant, silk (retail) Business, dry goods (retail) Dealer, dress goods (retail) Dealer, dress trimmings (retail) Dealer, merchant, or store, novelties (retail) Dealer, notions (retail) Dealer or store, trimmings (retail) Dry goods (retail dealer) Dry goods (retail proprietor) Dry-goods man (retail dealer) Dry-goods store (retail proprietor) Fancy goods (retail dealer or merchant) Fancy-goods store (retail dealer) Keeper, notion store (retail) Manager, dry goods (retail) Manager, dry-goods store (retail) Merchant, dry goods (retail) Merchant, dry goods and groceries (retail) Merchant, or store, linen (retail) Merchant, notions (retail) Proprietor, dry-goods store (retail) Proprietor, notion store (retail) Superintendent, dry-goods store (retail) Trimming store (retail dealer) 2-2 Five and ten cent, racltet, vanity, and variety stores. Five and ten cent, merchant Racket store (dealer) Store, five and ten cent (retail) Vanity store (dealer) Variety store (retail) 2-3 Florists, dealers. Dealer, florist or flowers 2-4 Flour and feed. Business, feed and grain (retail dealer) Dealer or merchant, flour and feed (retail) Dealer or merchant, hay (retail) Feed store (retail dealer) Flour and feed store (retail dealer) Hay and feed store (retail dealer) Proprietor, feed store (retail) 2-5 Fruit. Business, fruit (retail dealer) Dealer, fruit (retail) Dealer, fruit store or stand (retail) Fruit and candy (retail dealer) Fruit stand (dealer) Manager, fruit company (retail) Proprietor, fruit stand or store 2-6 Furniture. Business, furniture (retail) Furniture (retail dealer, N. S.) Furniture and undertaker (retail dealer) Furniture, ser-ondhand (dealer) TEADE. 347 3-X WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE— Continued . B. Merch.aiits and dealers (retail) — Continued. 2-6 Furniture — Continued. Furniture store (retail dealer) Manager, furniture company or store (retail) Proprietor, furniture store (retail) Retail furniture (dealer) 2-7 Furrier (dealers). Dealer or merchant, furs (retail) Furrier (retail dealer) 2-8 Gas fixtures and electrical supplies. Electrical goods or supplies (retail dealer) Gas fixtures (retail dealer) 2-9 General stores. Country store (dealer) Dealer, general merchandise (retail) General store (retail dealer) Keeper, general store Manager, general store (retail) Merchandise, general (retail dealer) Merchant, general Merchant, general merchandise (retail) 3-0 Glassware and queen's-ware. Business, dealer or merchant, glass (retail) Dealer, china ware (retail) Dealer, glassware (retail) Glass business, dealer or merchant (retail) Merchant, queen's-ware (retail) 3-1 Grain buyers and shippers. Business, grain (shipper) Buyer, grain (retail) Buyer, wheat (retail) Dealer, grain (shipper) Merchant, grain (shipper) Shipper, grain (retail) 3-2 Groceries. Business, grocer (retail) Dealer, grocery (retail) Grocer, green (retail) Grocer, market (retail) Grocer, retail (dealer) Grocer (retail) Grocer and baker (retail) Grocer and butcher (retail) Groceries (retail dealer) Groceries and dry goods (retail) Grocery and market (retail) Grocery and saloon (retail) Groceries and shoes (retail dealt Grocery man (retail) Grocery store (retail) Keeper, grocery (retail) Keeper, grocery store (retail) 348 TRADE. 3-X WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE— Continued. B. Merchants and dealers (retail) — Continued. 3-2 Groceries — Continued. Manager, grocery (retail) Merchant, groceries (retail) Proprietor, grocery (retail) Proprietor, grocery store (retail) Storekeeper, grocery (retail) 3-3 Hardware, stoves, and cutlery dealers. Business, cutlery (retail dealer) Business, hardware (retail) Business or store, stoves (retail) Dealer, hardware (retail) Hardware (retail dealer) Hardware man (retail dealer) Hardware store (retail dealer) Hardware and furniture (retail dealer) Hardware and implements (retail dealer) Manager, hardware business (retail) Manager, stove company (retail) Merchant, furnace (retail dealer) Merchant, hardware (retail) Merchant or dealer, stoves (retail) Store, hardware (retail dealer) 3^ Harness and saddlery. Furnisher, horse (retail dealer) Harness shop or store (retail dealer) Merchant, saddlery (retail) 3-5 Hats. Hat dealer, merchant or store (retail) Hat store, retail dealer Hatter, retail dealer Store, dealer, or merchant, hats (retail) Store, hat (retail dealer) 3-6 Hucksters and peddlers. (Jandy stand (huckster) Cocoanuts (huckster) Faker, street Fishmonger Fruit man (huckster or peddler) Hawker Hot-tamale man Huckster (N. S.) Peanut stand (dealer) Peddler, beer Peddler, candy Peddler, chickens Peddler, coal Peddler, dry goods Peddler, fish Peddler, fruit Peddler, ice Peddler, junk Peddler, meat Peddler, milk Peddler, notions Peddler, oil TKADE. 349 3-X WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TBADE— Continued. B. Merchants and dealers (retaU) — Continued. 3-€ Hucksters and peddlers — Continued. Peddler, papers Peddler, popcorn Peddler, produce Peddler, tinware Peddler (N. S.) Popcorn stand (dealer) Proprietor, popcorn stand Push cart (peddler) Seller, fish (huckster or peddler) Seller, fruit (huckster or peddler) Soda stand (dealer) Stand, soda or soda water Vender, charcoal Vender, coal Vender, fish Vender, fruit Vender, meat Vender, medicine Vender, merchandise Vender, milk Vender, peanuts Vender, pop corn Vender, street Vender, tamales Vender, vegetables Vender (N. S.) 3-7 Ice. Business, dealer or merchant, ice (retail) Business, ice (retail dealer) Dealer, ice (retail) Iceman (retail dealer) Manager, ice company (retail) Superintendent, ice company (retail) Ice cream. (See 1-5-7-x, p. 403). 3-8 Iron ware, tinware, and copper ware. Merchant, iron ware (retail) Merchant, tinware (retail) Tinware (retail dealer) 3-9 Jewelry. Business, jewelry (retail dealer) Dealer or merchant, jewehy (retail) Jeweler (retail dealer) Jewelry (retail dealer) Jewelry man (retail dealer) Proprietor, jewelry store (retail) Store, jewelry (retail dealer) Jeweler, own shop 4-0 Junk. Business, junk Dealer, iron (junk dealer) Dealer, junk Dealer, scrap iron (junk dealer) ,Tunk (dealer or peddler) Junk man (dealer or peddler) Junk shop (dealer or peddler) 350 TRADE. 3-X WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE— Continued. B. Merchants and dealers (retail)^ — Continued. 4-1 Leather and hides. Business, leather (retail dealer) Dealer or merchant, leather (retail) Leather goods (retail dealer) Leather novelties (retail dealer) Leather store (retail dealer) Manager, leatner business (retail) Merchant or dealer, hide (retail) Store, leather (retail dealer) 4-2 Liquors and wines. Business, liquor (retail dealer) Business, wine (retail dealer) Dealer, beer (retail) Dealer, liquor (retail) Dealer, whiskey (retail) Dealer, wine (retail) Liquor store (retail dealer) Manager, liquor store (retail) Merchant, liquor (retail) Merchant, wine (retail) Retail dealer, liquor Wines and liquors (retail dealer) 4-3 Live-stock buyers and shippers. Business, cattle (retail dealer) Buyer, calf (retail) Buyer, cattle (retail) Buyer, hogs (retail) Buyer, horse (retail dealer) Buyer, live stock (retail) Buyer, sheep (retail) Buyer, stock (retail, live stock) Buying and selling, stock (retail, live stock) Cattleman (retail dealer) Dealer, cattle (retail) Dealer, horses (retail) Dealer, live stock (retail) Dealer, stock (retail, live stock) Horseman (retail dealer) Live stock (retail dealer) Shipper, cattle (retail) Shipper, stock (retail) Stockman (live-stock dealer) Trader, cattle (retail) Trader, horse (retail) Trader, li\-e stock (retail) 4-4 Lumber. Business, lumber (retail) Dealer, lumber (retail) Dealer, lumber and coal (retail) Lumber (retail dealer) Lumber and grain (retail dealer) Lumberman (retail dealer) Manager, lumber yard Merchant, lumber (retail) Owner, lumber yard Proprietor, lumber yard TRADE. 351 3-X WHOLESALE AND BET AIL TRADE— Continued. B. Merchants and dealers (retail) — Continued. 4-5 Milk. Assistant, dairyman (retail dealer) Business, milk (retail dealer) Dairy (retail dealer) Dairy, milk (retail depot) Dairy depot (worker or proprietor) Dairyman (retail dealer) Dairywoman (retail depot) Dairy work (retail depot) Dealer or merchant, milk (retail) Keeper, dairy (city depot) Manager, dairy (retail depot) Manager, milk depot (retail) Manager, milk station (retail) Milk depot (retail dealer) Milkman (retail dealer) Owner, dairy (retail depot) Proprietor, dairy (retail depot) Proprietor, milli route Seller, milk (retail dealer) 4r-6 Music and musical instruments. Business, dealer or merchant, pianos Business, pianos (dealer) Dealer, business or merchant, music (retail) Dealer, music (retail) Dealer, pianos (retail) Manager, music store (retail) Manager, piano house (retail) Music store (retail dealer) Musical instruments (retail dealer) Store, music (retail dealer) 4-7 News dealers. Agent, news (railroad) Dealer, news (retail) Manager, news company (retail) News stand (retail dealer) News store (retail dealer) Salesman, paper (train) Stand, paper (retail dealer) Store, news (retail dealer) Train salesman (papers) 4r-8 Oil, paint, and wall paper. Business, oil (retail dealer) Business, paint and oil (retail dealer) Dealer, business or merchant, oil (retail) Dealer, merchant or store, wall paper (retail) Dealer, painter's supplies (retail) Oilman (retail dealer) Paint store (retail dealer) Store, dealer, merchant or business, pamt (retail) Store, paint (retail dealer) Store, wall paper (retail dealer) Wall-paper store (retail dealer) 4-9 Opticians. Optician (retail dealer) 352 TRADE. 3-X WHOLES AI-B AND RETAIL TRADE— Continued . B. Merchants and dealers (retail) — Continued. 5-0 Produce and provisions. Business, poultry (retail dealer) Business, produce (retail dealer) BTisiness, provision (retail dealer) Chandler, ena; (retail dealer) Dealer, bread (retail) Dealer, business or merchant, sugar (retail) Dealer, butter (retail) Dealer, Ijutter and egg's (retail) Dealer, chickens (retail) Dealer, cider (retail) Dealer, crackers (retail) Dealer, dairy produce (retail) Dealer, egyp (retail) Dealer, lish (retail) Dealer, oysters (retail) Dealer, jiotatoes (retail) Dealer, poultry (retail) Dealer, produce (retail) Dealer, provisions (retail) Dealer, vegetables (retail) Dealer or merchant, pickles (retail) Dealer or merchant, spice (retail) Dealer or stand, vegetables Handler, eggs (retail dealer) Manager, poultry house (retail) Manager, produce company (retail) Market (retail dealer) Market, fish (retail dealer) Market, produce (retail dealer) Market man, (retail dealer) Merchant, butter (retail) Merchant, poultry (retail) Merchant, produce (retail) Merchant, provisions (retail) Merchant or dealer, salt (retail) Poultry (retail dealer) Poultry man (retail dealer) Produce (retail dealer) Proprietor, market (retail) Provisions (retail dealer, N. S.) Provision store (retail dealer) Stand kecjier (dealer, N. S.) Vegetable stand (dealer) Vetretabl? .-^lore (rr-tail dealer) Vegetablf"' i'r?tail dealer) 5-1 Rags. Dealer, merchant or bu.siness, rags Dealer, ra:;s Peddler, rags Picker, rags (trade or N. S.) Ragman (dealer) Rag shop (proprietor) 5-2 Retail butctiers and meat dealers. Business, butcher (retail) Business, butcher and provision (retail) Business, meat (retail dealer) Butcher, meat market Butcher, own shop Butcher, retail Butcher shup (retail dealer) TRADE. 353 3-X WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE— Continued. B. Merchants and dealers (retail) — 'Oonlinued. )-2 Retail butchers and meat dealers — Continued. Butcher store (retail dealer) Butcher, store or market (retail) Dealer, butcher Dealer, meat (retail) Dealer, pork (retail) Keeper, meat market (retail) Manager, beef company (retail) Manager, m'_'at market (retail) Market, beef (retail dealer) Meat market (retail dealer) Meat shop or store (retail dealer) Proprietor, butcher (retail dealer) Proprietor, meat market (dealer) Provision butcher (retail dealer) 53 Rubber. Business, dealer or merchant, rubber (retail) Manaaer, rubber company (retail) Rubber goods (retail dealer) 5-4 Stationery. Dealer, merchant or store, stationery (retail) Retail, stationer Stationer (retail) Stationery (retail dealer) Stationery store (retail dealer) 5-5 Timber. Business, timber (retail dealer) Dealer, timber (retail) Merchant, timber (retail) Timberman (retail dealer) 5-6 Wool and Woolens. Dealer, business, merchant, or store, woolens (retail) Dealer or merchant, wool (retail) Dealer, woolens (retail) 5-8 Other retail dealers. Barber supplie=i (retail dealer) Business or dealer, seltzer (retail) Costumer (dealer) Dealer, botlle^ (retail) Dealer, cork (retail) Dealer, fats (retail) Dealer, feathers (retail) Dealer, fertilizer (retail) Deah-r, fisbin.tr tackle (retail) Dealer, mineral water (retail) Dealer, sawmill Dealer, secondhand Dealer, sewing machine (retail) Dealer, soda water (retail) Dealer, wire goods (retail) Dealer, merchant or store, toys (retail) Dealer, merchant or store, umbrellas (retail) Dealer or merchant, hops (retail) 61 21 S— 10 23 354 TEADE. 3-X WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE— Continued, B. Merchants and dealers (retail) — Continued. 5-8 Other retail dealers — Continued. Dealer or merchant, lamps (retail) Dealer or merchant, sponge3 (retail) Dealer or ,«tore, perfumery (retail) Hair floods (retail dealer) House furnisher (retail) Manager, seed house (retail) Monument.^ (retail dealer) Photographic supplies (retail dealer) Plumbing supplies (retail dealer) School supplies (retail dealer) Secondhand store (dealer) Seed store (retail dealer) Sporting goods (retail dealer) Ship chandler Store, merchant or dealer, seed (retail) Store, secondhaad (dealer) Store, seed (retail dealer) Surgical instruments (retail dealer) Trader, Indian Typewriter supplies (retail dealer) 5-9 Not specified. Assistant manager (retail trade) Assistant superintendent (retail trade) Business, installment (retail dealer) Business, mail order (retail dealer) Business manager (retail trade) Business, mercantile (retail) Dealer (retail, N. S.) General manager (retail trade) Installment business or dealer (retail) Keeper, store (retail) Manager, store (retail, N. S.) Merchant, retail Merchant (retail, N. S.) Merchandise (retail dealer, N. S.) Owner, store (retail) Partner (retail store) Proprietor (retail trade) Proprietor, store (retail) Store (retail, N. S.) Store, merchandise (retail) Storekeeper (retail, N. S.) Superintendent (retail trade) Superintendent, store (retail trade, JNI. S.) Trader (retail dealer, N. S.) Tradesman (retail dealer) C. Employees in wholesale and retail trade. 15-2 Apprentices. Apprentice, butcher Apprentice, drug store Apprentice, druggist Apprentice, drugs Apprentice, dry goods Apprentice, optician Apprentice, undertaker 10-5 Bookkeepers. Bookkeeper, any store Bookkeeper, plumbing shop rEADE. 355 3-X WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE— Continued. C. Employees in -wrholesale and retail trade — Continued. 6-0 Bundle and cash boys and girls. Bundle boy (any store) Bundle girl (any store) Cash boy (any store) Cash girl (any store) Check boy (store) Checlt boy, dry goods (store) Clerk, wrapping Package boy Parcel boy Shopboy (bundle or cash) Wrapper boy (store) Wrapper, bundle Wrapper, department store Wrapper, dry goods Wrapper girl (store) Wrapper, package Wrapper, parcel Wrapper, store Wrapping clerk (store) 10-6 Cashiers in stores. Cashier (any store) Cashier, butcher's Cashier, clothing store Cashier, commission house Cashier, coal company Cashier, department store Cashier, drug store Cashier, dry-^'oods store Cashier, furniture store Cashier, grain company Cashier, grocery store Cashier, hardware store Cashier, jewelry store Cashier, lumber company or yard Cashier, market Cashier, meat market Cashier, millinery store Cashier, notion store Cashier, provision dealer Cashier, shoe store Cashier, store (N. S.) Cashier, tea company Cashier, tea store Cashier, wholesale house 10-7 Clerks in stores. Clerk, art store Clerk, bicycle store Clerk, bookstore Clerk, boot and shoe store Clerk, butcher's Clerk, candy store Clerk, carpet store Clerk, cigar store Clerk, coal company Clerk, coPfee house Clerk, millinery store Clerk, confectionery store Clerk, crockery store Clerk, dairy Clerk, delivery (N. S.) 356 TRADE. 3-X WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE— Ccmtinued 0. Employees in wholesale and retail trade — Continued 10-7 Clerks in stores — Continued. Clerk, department store Clerk, drug house Clerk, drug store Clerk, dry-goods store Clerk, feed store Clerk, fish market Clerk, florist's Clerk, fruit store Clerk, furniture store Clerk, general merchandise store Clerk, general store Clerk, gents' furnishing goods (^lerk, grocery store Clerk, hardware store Clerk, hat store Clerk, jewelry store Clerk, lace store Clerk, leather store Clerk, liquor (store) Clerk, lumber (dealer) Clerk, lumber yard Clerk, mail order Clerk, market Clerk, meat market Clerk, mercantile Clerk, millinery store Clerk, music store Clerk, notion store Clerk, paint shop Clerk, paper store Clerk, plumbing company Clerk, produce store Clerk, provision store Clerk, rubber company (store) Clerk, sample Clerk, shoe store Clerk, silk house Clerk, sporting-goods store Clerk, stationery store Clerk, stock (store) Clerk, stock, dry-goods store Clerk, store (N. S.) Clerk, tea, store ("lerk, tobacco store Clerk, undertaker's Clerk, wall-paper store Clerk, wholesale drug store ('lerk, wholesale dry-goods store Clerk, wholesale grocery store Clerk, wholesale woolen house Clerk, wholesale (N. S.) Credit man (N. S.) Keeper, stock (clothing) Keeper, stock (dry goods) Marker, goods (store) Stock boy (store) Stock clerk (store) Stock, dry-goods store Stock giri (store) 6-1 Commercial travelers. Agent, commercial (drummer) Agent, commission (drummer) TRADE. 357 3-X WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE— Continued. C. Employees in wholesale and retail trade — Continued. 6-1 Commercial travelers — Continued. Agent, traveling (drummer) Commercial man Commercial traveler Commercial (traveler, N. S.) Drummer, city Drummer, commercial Drummer, hardware Drummer (N. S.) Saleslady, commercial (traveler) Salesman, agent (drummer) Salesman, city Salesman, commercial Salesman, road Salesman, traveling (N. S.) Solicitor, commercial house (drummer) Solicitor, tra\'eling (drummer, N. S.) Traveler, commercial (N. S.) Traveling man (drummer) Traveling salesman 6-6 Decorators, drapers, and window dressers. Decorator (trade, N. S.) Decorator, interior (trade) Decorator, paper (trade) Decorator, window Draper, dry-goods store Draper, window Draper (N. S.) Dresser, window Trimmer, window 15^ Delivery men (trade). Carrier, milk (deliverer) Dairyman, milk wagon (driver) Deliverer, dry goods Deliverer, grocery store Deliverer, ice Deliverer, meat Deliverer, milk Deliverer, oil Deliverer, store Deliverer (trade) Delivery man (any store) Delivery (man), dry goods Delivery (man), groceries Delivery (man), ice Delivery (man), meat Delivery (man), milk Delivery man (trade) Delivery wagon (driver, trade) Driver, butcher wagon Driver, coal cart or wagon '< 'v r, coal company D iver, delivery wagon Driver, dry goods Driver, furniture house Driver, grocery wagon Driver, ice wagon Driver, liquor wagon Driver, milk wagon Helper, wagon (deliverer) Ice (deliverer) 358 TRADE. 3-X WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE— Continued C. Employees in wholesale and retail trade — Continued 15-4 Delivery men (trade)— Continued. Iceman (deliverer) Ice wagon (driver) Laborer, ice wagon (driver) Milkman (deliverer) Milk wagon (driver) Oilman (deliverer) Teamster, coal (and hay) yard Teamster, lumber yard Teamster, Standard Oil 6-7 Demonstrators. Demonstrator, groceries Demonstrator (N. S.) 14-6 Elevator tenders. Elevator tender (any store) 12-9 Engineers (stationary). 10-3 Floorvralkers, foremen, and overseers. Floor lady (store) Floor man (store) Floor manager (store) Floorwalker, dry-goods store. Forelady, drug store Forelady, dry-goods store Foreman, coal yard Foreman, dairy (retail depot) Foreman, lumber yard Foreman, wood store Inspector, department store Inspector, dry goods (store) Usher, store Yardmaster, coal yard 14-2 Janitors. Janitor, any store 15-5-4-x Laborers (coal yards). Carrier, coal Coal man (laborer, coal yard) Employee, coal yard Handler, coal (laborer, coal yard) Heaver, coal (coal yard) Helper, coal yard Hoister, coal (coal yard) Laborer, coal yard Laborer, coal company or yard Loader, coal (coal yard) Passer, coal (coal yard) Shoveler, coal (coal yard) Unloader, coal (coal yard) Wheeler, coal (coal yard) Yard man, coal (laborer) 15-5-2-x Laborers (lumber yards). Employee, lumber yard Hand, lumber yard Helper, lumber yard TRADE. 359 3-X WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE— Continued. C. Employees in wholesale and retail trade — Continued. 15-5-2-x Laborers (lumber yards) — Continued. Laborer, cedar yard Laborer, lumber (lumber yard) Laborer, lumber yard Lumber yardsman Filer, lumber (lumber yard) Shover, lumber (lumber yard) Sorter, lumber (lumber yard) Stacker, lumber (lumber yard) Worker, lumber yard Yard man, lumber (laborer, lumber yard) 13-1 Machinists. Machinist, any store Machinist, hardware store 6-8 Meat cutters (retail trade). Butcher's assistant Carver, meat (retail butcher) Chopper, meat (retail butcher) Cutter, butcher shop Cutter, meat market Meat cutter (retail butcher) 14-3 Messengers, errand and office boys. Assistant, office (boy) Attendant, office (boy) Boy, drug store (errand) Butcher's boy Delivery boy, butcher shop Delivery boy, dry goods Delivery boy, grocery store Delivery boy, meat market Delivery boy, store Errand boy (any store) Errand boy, butchers Errand boy, clothing Errand boy, dry goods Errand boy, grocery store Errand boy, odd jobs Errand boy, office Errand boy (trade) Errand girl (store, N. S.) Grocery boy (driver) Messenger boy Messenger, dail)^ Messenger, district Messenger, dry goods Messenger, market Messenger, office Messenger (N. S.) Office boy Office girl Order boy Page (N.'S.) Runner (messenger) Store boy (errands) Wagon boy (trade) Wagon boy, dry goods Work, office (boy) 360 TBADK. 3-X WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE— Continued. C. Employees in wholesale and retail trade — Continued. 15-5 Other laborers in wholesale and retail trade. Carrier, ice (laborer, trade) Crater, (laborer, trade) Employee, butcher's Employee, dairy (retail depot) Hand, dairy (retail depot) Hand, ice (laborer, trade) Hand, store Handler, ice (laborer, trade) Helper, butcher's Helper, drug store Helper, furniture store Helper, grocery store Helper, ice wagon (trade) Helper, store (N. S.) Helper, undertaker's Iceman (laborer, trade) Laborer, (any store) Laborer, butcher shop Laborer, candy store Laborer, commercial house Laborer, commission house Laborer, dairy (retail depot) Laborer, department store Laborer, drug' store Laborer, drj'-goods store Laborer, feed store Laborer, fish market Laborer, furniture store Laborer, grocery store Laborer, hardware store Laborer, ice, ice wagon, etc. (retail trade) Laborer, junk shop Laborer, liquor store Laborer, market Laborer, meat market Laborer, milk station Laborer, paint store Laborer, paper house Laborer, poultry house Laborer, produce Laborer, provisions Laljorer, rag hn".se Laborer, school supplies Laborer, shippins< house Laborer, store (N. S.) Laborer, wholesale dry goods Laborer, wholesale grocery Laborer, \'.'holesale house Laborer, wine cellar Layer, carpets Shipping room (laborer) Work, .ueueral (store) Worker, 'outcher shop \^'orker, dairy (retail depot) 10-1 Officials of trade companies (N. S.)- Assistant paymaster (trade company) (N. S.) Assistant treasurer (trade company) (N. S.) Paymaster (trade company) (N. S.) President (trade company) (N. S.) President, c(jal company (trade) Secretary, lual company TRADE. 3-X WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TBADE— Continued. C. Employees in wholesale and retail trade — Continued. 10-1 Officials of trade companies (N. S.) — ^Continued. Secretary, Jruit company Secretary, furniture cosnpany Secretary (trade company) (N. S.) Secretary and treasurer (any store) Treasurer (trade company) (N. S.) Vice-president (trade company) (N. S.) 15-0 Pacliers. Packer, egg company. Packer, seed store !4-4 Portei's in stores, etc. Porter (any store) Porter, clothing store Porter, coffeehouse Porter, drug store Porter, dry-goods store Porter, furniture store Porter, grocery store Porter, hardware store Porter, jewelry store Porter, leather store Porter, liquor store Porter, market Porter, paper store Porter, store Porter, wholesale house ()-!) Sales agents. Agency, fence Agent, agriculture Agent, agricultural implements Agent, bakery Agent, beer Agent, bicycle Agent, brewery Agent, candy Agent, carriages Agent, cash registers Agent, cigars Agent, clothing Agent, coal Agent, coffee Agent, corsets Agent, crackers Agent, dental supplies Agent, drugs Agent, dry goods Agent, electrical appliances Agent, extracts Agent, farm machinery Agent, fertilizers Agent, fish Agent, flour Agent, fruit Agent, fruit trees Agent, furniture Agent, grain Agent, groceries Agent, guano Agent, hardware Agent, ice company 361 362 TRADE. 3-X WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE— Continued . C. Employees in, wholesale and retail trade — Contimieil. 6-9 Sales agents — Continued. Agent, implements Agent, jewelry Agent, lightning lods Agent, liquors Agent, live stock Agent, lumber (sales agent) Agent, machines Agent, maps Agent, marble Agent, medicines Agent, merchandise Agent, merchant Agent, milk Agent, mining Agent, monuments Agent, musical instruments Agent, news Agent, notions Agent, nursery Agent, oil Agent, oil company Agent, organs Agent, paper Agent, patent medicines Agent, pianos Agent, pictures or portraits Agent, poultry Agent, produce Agent, sales (N. S.) Agent (salesman) Agent, sewing machines Agent, shoes Agent, signs Agent, soap Agent, soda water Agent, Standard Oil Company Agent, stationery Agent, steel company Agent, tea or coffee Agent, timber Agent, tobacco Agent, toilet goods Agent, tombstones Agent, trees Agent, typewriters Agent, wall paper Agent, washing machines Agent, water company (sales agent) Agent, whiskey Agent, wholesale liquor Agent, wholesale (N. S.) Agent, wines and liquors Agent, woolen goods Agent, yeast company Sewing machine (agent) 6-2 Salesmen and saleswomen. Assistant buyer Assistant druggist Assistant (store, N. S.) Attendant, store Buyer, books Buver, cheese TRADE. 363 3-X WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE— Continued. C. Employees in wholesale and retail trade — Continued. 6-2 Salesmen and saleswomen — Continued. Buyer, cloaks Buyer, clotliing Buyer, crockery Buyer, departmeut store Buyer, dress goods Buyer, dry goods Buyer, foreign (store) Buyer, furniture Buyer, general merchandise Buyer, groceries Buyer, hardware Buyer, jewelry Buyer, laces Buyer, meat Buyer, merchandise Buyer, millinery Buyer, notions Buyer, shoes Buyer, silk Buyer, stationery Buyer (store, N. S.) Buyer, wholesale (N. S.) Cutter, carpet (store) Dispenser, soda water Employee, candy store (salesman) Employee, department store (salesman) Emploj'ee, dry-goods store (salesman) Employee, junk shop (salesman) Employee, store (salesman, N. S.) fritter, carpet (store) Fitter, shoe (store) Florist (salesman) Saleslady, hotel or restaurant Saleslady (N. S.) Salesman (any store or article) Salesman, candy store Salesman, dry goods Salesman, furniture Salesman, gents' furnishings Salesman, grocery store Salesman, hardware Salesman, jewelry Salesman, packing house Salesman (N. S.) Seller, book, or salesman, bookstore Shopgirl (salesgirl) Tends store (salesman) Worker, dry-goods house (salesman) Worker, store (salesman) 10-8 Stenographers (wholesale and retail trade). 1 Stenographer (any store) Stenographer, nursery company O-X ELEVATORS. (" Repeaters" not given do not apply in this industry.) lO-O Owners and proprietors. Elevator man (proprietor) Handler, grain (proprietor) Operator, grain elevator Proprietor, grain elevator 364 TRADE. 0-X ELEVATORS— Continued. 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Manager, grain elevator Superintendent, grain elevator 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Foreman, elevator Foreman, grain elevator 4-5 Bookkeepers. Bookkeeper, elevator (grain) 9-0 Clerks. Clerk, grain elevator 4-6 Stenographers. stenographer, elevator Stenographer, elevator company. 4-7 Typewriters. Typewriter, elevator 12-9 Engineers. Engineer, elevator Engineer, grain elevator [9-1 Inspectors. Inspector, grain (elevator) 15-5 Laborers. Employee, elevator (grain) Employee, grain elevator Hand, elevator (grain) Laborer, grain elevator Laborer, grain warehouse Laborer, sacking house Scooper, grain Shoveler, grain Trimmer, grain Worker, elevator (grain) 15-6 Oilers. Oiler, elevator Oiler, grain elevator 15-4 Teamsters. Teamster, elevator 15-7 Weigliers. Weigh man, elevator 9-8 Otlier occupations. 9-9 Not specified. 8-0 Officials. TRADE. 1-X STOCK YARDS. ("Repeaters" not given do not apply here.) 365 8-1 Managers and superintendents. Assistant superintendent, stock yards Mana2;er, stock yards Superintendent, stock yards Yardmaster, stock yards 8-2 Foremen and overseers. Boss, barn (stock yards) Boss, market (stoclf yards) Foreman, stock yards 4-0 Accountants and auditors. 4-1 Bookkeepers. 4^3 Cashiers. 4-5 Clerks. 9-1 Inspectors. Examiner, stock (stock yards) Inspector, stock yards 4r-6 Stenographers. 4-7 Typewriters. 15-4 Drivers. Driver, cattle (stock yards) Driver, hogs (stock yards) Driver, sheep (stock yards) 8-7 Feeders and tenders. Feeding stock, stock yards Tender, cattle (stock yards) 15-5 Laborers. Day laborer, stock yards Laborer, stock yards Work, general (stock yards) 8-6 Sorters and counters. Counter, cattle (stock yards) Counter, hogs (stock yards) Sorter, sheep (stock yards) 366 TRADE. 1-X STOCK YARDS— Continued. 8-5 Stockmen and yard men (N. S.). Stockman, stock yards Yard man, cattle (stock yards) Yard man, stock yards 9-8 Other occupations. 9-9 Not specified. Employee, stock yards 2-X WAREHOUSE AND COLD-STORAGE PLANTS. ("Repeaters" not given do not apply here.) 10-0 Owners and proprietors. Cold storage (proprietor) Keeper, storehouse Keeper, warehouse Proprietor, warehouse Storage business (proprietor) Storage, warehouse (proprietor) Warehouse, cotton (proprietor) Warehouseman (proprietor) 10-2 Managers and superintendents. Manager, cold storage Manager, warehouse Superintendent, warehouse 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Foreman, warehouse 4-1 Boolilieepers. Bookkeeper, storage house or warehouse 4-,3 Casliiers. 9-0 Clerks. Clerk, warehouse 4-6 Stenographers. 4-7 Typewriters. 12-9 Engineers (stationary). 8-8 Laborers. Laborer, cold storage Laborer, warehouse 15-0 Packers. TRADE. 367 2-X WABEHOTJSE AND COLD-STORAGE PLANTS— Continued. 8-9 Porters. Porter, warehouse 15-4 Teamsters and drivers. Driver, fruit wagon 15-7 Weighers. Weigher, warehouse 9-8 Otiier occupations. 9-9 Not specified. Employee, warehouse 3-X OTHEB PERSONS IN TRADE. (" Repeaters" not given do not apply here.) 10-4 Accountants. 11-0 Agents (N. S.). Agent, advance (N. S.) Agent, building Agent, claim (N. S.) Agent, commercial Agent, contracting Agent, ditch Agent, financial Agent, general (N. S.) Agent, installment Agent, manufactory Agent, manufacturer's Agent, purchasing (N. S.) Agent, special (N. S.) Agent, ticket (N. S.) Agent, trustee Agent (N. S.) Assistant, agent Business agent Circulator (N. S.) Distributer (N. S.) Manager of estate Messenger, fruit Representative, trade company (N. S.) Solicitor, live stock Trustee, estate 7-6 Appraisers. Appraiser, manufacturing appraising company. 6-3 Auctioneers. Auctioneer Auctioneer business 368 TRADE. 3-X OTHER PERSONS IN TRADE— Continued. 11-1 Canvassers. Agent, books Agent, canvassing Agent, soliciting (canvasser) Canvasser, books Canvasser, medicines Canvasser, notions or novelties Canvasser, photographs or pictures Canvasser (N. S.) Seller, books (canvasser) Solicilnr, books Solicitor (canvasser, N. S.) Solicitor, coffee Solicitor, college Solicitor, directory Solicitor, drugs Solicitor, fruit Solicitor, furniture (canvasser) Solicitor, general (canvasser, N. S.) Solicitor, groceries Solicitor, medicines Solicitor, newspapers Solicitor, nursery Solicitor, pictures Solicitor, sewing machines Solicitor, tea company Solicitor, traveling (canvasser) 11-2 Collection agents. Agent, collecting Collector, accounts Collector, bills Collector, claims Collector, clothing house Collector, coal company Collector, collection agency Collector, dry-goods store Collector, furniture store Collector, installment Collector, law firm Collector, machine company Collector, newspaper Collector, water company Collector (N. S,) 7-0 Employment office keepers. Agent, employment Agent, labor Keeper, employment agency- Keeper, employment bureau Keeper, employment office Keeper, intelligence office Manager, employment agencj' 7-1 Fruit graders and packers. Culler, fruit (orchard) Cutter, fruit (orchard) Grader, fruit Grader, lemons Grader, oranges Laborer, fruit house TRADE. ■ 369 3-X OTHER PERSONS IN TRADE Continued. 7-1 Fruit graders and packers— Continued. Laborer, fruit packing Packer, fruit (orchard) Packer, lemons Packer, oranges Sorter, lemons Washer, oranges 7-2 Gangers and measurers (trade). Ganger, dry Gauger, oil Ganger (N.S.) Measurer (N. S.) 11-3 Inspectors in trade. Candler, commission house Candler, egg Examiner (trade, N. S.) Inspector, dry goods Inspector, eggs (N. S.) Inspector, grain (N. S.) In.spector, hides Inspector, lumber (trade) Inspector, meat Inspector, oil (trade) Inspector (N. S.) Tester, eggs 10-2 Managers and superintendents of other trade com- panies. 6-4 Newspaper carriers and newsboys. Butcher, news Carrier, news Carrier, newspapers (Jarrier, papers Deliverer, newspapers Distributer, newspapers Newsboy (N. S.) or newspaper carrier Newsman, (carrier) Paper boy (N. S.) Seller, papers (carrier) 10-0 Owners, operators, and proprietors of otlier trade companies. Commercial advertiser 7-,3 Promoters. Promoter, mine (N. S.) Promoter (N. 8.) 11-5 Purcliasing agents and credit men. Credit man, (any store) 01218—10 24 370 TRADE. 3-X OTHER PERSONS IN TRADE— Continued. 7-4 Rag sorters. Assorter, rags Rag shop (laborer) Ragman (laborer) Sorter, rags (trade) 7-5 Samplers (in trade). Sampler, coffee Sampler, cotton Sampler, rosin Sampler, sugar (trade) Sampler (N. S.) 11-4 Shipping clerlis. Agent, shipping (trade) Assistant, shipping clerk (trade) Clerk, export (trade) Clerk, packing (trade) Clerk, receiving (trade) Clerk, shipping (trade) Foreman, shipping (trade) Laborer, shipping clerk (trade) Manager, shipping department (trade) Marker, shipping (trade) Shipper, stock (merchandise) 6-5 Undertaliers. Assistant undertaker Director, funeral Embalmer Undertaker Undertaker and furniture dealer 15-7 Weigliers (in trade). Assistant weigher (N. S.) Boss, scale (N. S.) Master, scale Scaler (N.S.) Scale man (N.S.) Weigher, cattle Weigher, coal (N. S.) Weigher, cotton (trade) Weigher, grain (N. S.) Weigher, live stock (N. S.) Weigher, meat Weigher, sugar Weigher, wheat (N. S.) Weigh man, grain (N. S.) Weigh man (N. S.) Weighmaster (N. S.) 9-8 Otlier occupations. 9-9 Not specified persons in trade. Bill poster Business man (N. S.) Fitter (trade, N. S.) Hunter, pearls. Model (trade, N.S.) Model, cloaks TRADE. 371 4-X CLERICAL ASSISTANTS (Industry, business, or profession not specified). (All "repeaters" for clerical occupations apply here.) 10-4 Accountants and auditors. Accountant, public (N. S.) Accountant (N. S.) Assistant, accountant (N. S.) Assistant, auditor (N. S.) Auditor, traveling (N. S.) Auditor (N. S.) Examiner of accounts (N. S.) 10-5 Bookkeepers. Assistant, bookkeeper (N. S.) Bookkeeper, clerk (N. S.) Bookkeeper and stenographer (N. S.) 10-6 Cashiers. Assistant cashier (N. S.) Cashier, office (N. S.) Cashier and bookkeeper (N. S.) (.'ashier (N, S.) 10-7 Clerks. Addresser, envelopes (N. S.) Addresser (N. S.) Operator, addressograph (N. S.) Amanuensis Assistant, clerk (N. S.) Assistant, office (N. S.) Assistant, secretary (N. S.) Assistant, timekeeper (N. S.) Attendant, office (N. S.) Boss, tally (N. S.) Chief clerk (N. S.) Clerk, bill (N. S.) Clerk, check (N. S.) Clerk, entry (N. S.) Clerk, label (N. S.) Clerk, mailing (N. S.) Clerk, office (N. S.) Clerk, weigliing (N. S.) Clerk and bookkeeper (N. S.) Clerk (N. S.) Compiler (N. S.) Copyist (N. S.) Correspondent (N. S.) Employee, office (N. S.) Filer, letters (N. S.) Keeper, time (N. S.) Mailer (N.S.) Manager, office (N. S.) Office (N. S.) Office girl (N. S.) Office lady (N.S.) Office man (N. S.) Penman (N. S.) Private seretary (N. S.) Recorder, office (N.S.) Recorder (N. S.) Secretai'y (N. S.) 372 TKADB. 4r-X CLEBICAI, ASSISTANTS (Industry, business, or profession not specified) — Continued. 10-7 Clerks— Continued. Tally boss (N. S.) Tallyman (N. S.) Timekeeper (N. S.) Work, clerical (N. S.) Work, general office (N. S.) Work, office (N. S.) Writer, cards (N. S.) Writer, folio (N. S.) Writer, office (N. S.) Writer, record (N. S.) 14-3 Office boys. Office boy, office building 11-4 Shipping clerics. Shipping clerk (N. S.) 10-8 Stenographers. Inspector, stenography (N. S.) Reporter, shorthand (N. S.) Stenographer, office (N. S.) Stenographer and bookkeeper (N. S.) Stenographer and typewriter (N. S.) Stenographer (N. S.) 10-9 Typewriters. Operator, typewriter (N. S.) Typewriter clerk (N. S.) Typewriter (N. S.) (C) SERVICE. VI. PUBLIC SERVICE (not elsewhere classified). 5-X PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION. ("Repeaters" not given do not apply in public administration.) A. Federal officials and employees. 11-2 Customs and revenue officials. Agent, revenue Collector, customs Collector, internal revenue Collector of port Deputy, internal revenue Deputy collector, customs Deputy collector, internal revenue Deputy surveyor of customs Officer, custom-house Officer, revenue Surveyor, customs Surveyor, port (U. S. Government) United States Revenue officer 10-1 other officials. Commissioner, U. S. Deputy commissioner, shipping (U. S.) Congressman Consul (any U. S.) Diplomat Director (Government, U. S.) Member Congress Officer, government Official, government Receiver, U. S. Land Office Register, U. S. Land Office Representative to Congress Senator, U. S. Superintendent, Government (U. S.) Vice-consul 11-3 Appraisers, examiners, arid inspectors. Appraiser, U. S. Examiner, (Government, U. S.) Examiner at large, national bank Examiner, bank (U. S.) Examiner, national bank Examiner, patent (government) Examiner, pension (government) Examiner, post-office Inspector, cattle (U. S.) Inspector, customs Inspector, Government (U. S.) Inspector, immigration Inspector, steamboat (U. S.) Inspector, stock (Government, U. S.) Inspector, United States (373) 374 PUBLIC SERVICE. 5-X PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION— Continued. A. Federal officials and employees — Continued. 10-5 Bookkeepers. 10-6 Cashiers. Cashier, custom-house Cashier, U. S. Land Office 10-7 Clerks. Agent, Government (U. S.) Agent, land (U. S.) Agent, pension (U. S.) Assistant, government Bureau of the Census (clerk) Census enumerator Chief clerk (government) Chief of division (government) Clerk, custom-house Clerk, Government (U. S.) Clerk, Government Printing Office Clerk, House of Representatives (U. S.) Clerk, Interstate Commerce Commission Clerk, mint Clerk, navy-yard Clerk, Pension Office Clerk, Senate (U. S.) Clerk to Congressman Clerk to Member of Congress Clerk, United States Clerk, U. S. Civil Service Clerk, U. S. Government Clerk, U. S. Signal Service Clerk, U. S. Weather Bureau Computer (U. S.) Copyist (government) Counter (government) Employee, custom-house Government clerk. Geological Survey Numberer, government (clerk) Post-office Department (clerk) Private secretary, government official Secretary, Government (U. S.) Secretary, legation or embassy Secretary to Congressman Secretary to Consul, government service Secretary to Member of Congress Storekeeper, Government (U. S.) Timekeeper, Government (U. S.) 14-1 Doorkeepers. Doorkeeper (U. 8.) Tender, door (N. S.) 15-7 Gaugers, samplers, and weighers. Gauger, government Ganger, internal-revenue (U. S.) Gauger, U. S. Sampler, custom-house Sampler, sugar (IT. S.) Weigher, custom-house 15-5 Laborers. Laborer, custom-house PUBLIC SERVICE. 375 5-X PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION— Continued . A. Federal officials and employees — Continued . 0-7 Life-savers. Captain, Life-Saving Service Life-saver, U. S. Life-saver (N. S.) Surfman Surf man, U.S. Life-Saving Service 0-6 Light-house keepers. Assistant keeper, light-house Keeper, light-house Keeper, light-ship Light-house keeper Tender, government light 14-3 Messengers. Messenger, custom-house 14-4 Porters. Porter, custom-house 10-8 Stenographers. Reporter, court (U. S.) Stenographer, Government (U. S.) 0-8 Teamsters. 10-9 Typewriters. Typewriter, Government (U. S.) 9-8 Other occupations. Bailiff, U. S. court Observer, Weather Bureau 9-9 Not specified. Employee, government (N. S.) B. State officials and employees. ("Repeaters" do not apply here.) 1-0 Inspectors of food and food products. Assistant, inspector grain (state) Inspector, cattle (state) Inspector, grain (state) Inspector, live stock (state) Inspector, meat (state) Inspector, milk (state) 1-1 Other state officials. Agent, excise (state) Assemblyman Assistant clerk (circuit court) Assistant supervisor (any state) Bailiff, court (state) S76 PUBLIC SEBVICE. 5-X PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION— CoDtiDued. B. State officials and employees — Continued. 1-1 Other state officials — Continued. Clerk, circuit Clerk, circuit court Commissioner (any state) Deputy clerk, circuit Deputy warden (state) Examiner, bank (state) Examiner, mine (state) Inspector, factory (state) Inspector, state (N. S.) Keeper, game (state) Keeper, prison (state) Member legislature Officer, state (N. S.) Officer, state prison Protector, fish (state) Protector, game (state) Secretary (state) Senator, state Superintendent (any state) Supervisor (any state) Treasurer, state Warden, game (state) Warden, state 1-4 Bookkeepers. 1-7 Clerks. Employee, state (clerk) 1-5 Stenographers. 1-6 Typewriters. 1-8 Other state employees. 1-9 Not specified. Employee, state C. County officials and employees. (" Repeaters" do not apply here.) 2-0 County officials. Assessor, county Assessor, tax (county) Assistant, clerk (county) Assistant, treasurer (county) Attendant, court (county) Auditor, county Bailiff, county Clerk, county Clerk, deputy, county Clerk, probate Collector, tax (county) Commissioner, county Commissioner, county schools Commissioner of deeds Commissioner, road or highways (county) Coroner, count}' PUBLIC SERVICE. 377 5-X PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION— Continued. C. County officials and employees — Continued. 2-0 County officials — Continued. Crier, court (county) Deputy assessor (county) Deputy auditor (county) Deputy clerk, county Deputy recorder (county) Deputy treasurer (county) Inspector, highways (county) Master, road (county) Officer, county (N. S.) Officer, court (county) Ordinary, county Overseer, highways or roads (county) Recorder, county Register, deeds, county Supervisor, county Supervisor, road (county) Superintendent, schools (county) Treasurer, county 2-1 Keepers of benevolent and penal institutions. Attendant, county farm Jailor, county Keeper, almshouse (county) Keeper, poor farm Keeper, prison (county) Manager, almshouse (county) Manager, poor farm (county) Master, poorhouse (county) Officer, prison (county) Overseer of poor, county Superintendent, almshouse (county) Superintendent, county poor-farm Superintendent, infirmary (county) Supervisoress, insane asylum (county) Turnkey, jail (county) Warden, county jail 2-5 Boolilieepers. Bookkeeper, county official 2-7 Clerlis. Clerk, county office Clerk, court-house 2-3 Stenographers. stenographer, county clerk Stenographer, court-house 2-2 Surveyors. Civil engineer, county Surveyor, county 2_4 Typevrriters. 2-8 Otlier county employees. 2-9 Not specified. Employee, county 378 PUBLIC SEEVICE. 5-X PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION— Continued. D. City or town officials and employees. ("Repeaters" do not apply here.) 3-0 City officials. Alderman, city Assessor, city Assessor, town Assistant superintendent, schools (city) Attendant, court (town or city) Bailiff, city or town Buyer, city Chamberlain, city Clerk, city Clerk, town Collector, city Collector, tax (city) Commissioner (any city) Commissioner, public works (city) Commissioner, school (city) Commissioner, streets or highways (city) Commissioner, tax (city) Commissioner, water (city) Comptroller, city Councilman, city Crier, court (city) Deputy assessor, city Deputy commissioner, tax (city) Director, schools (city) Inspector, buildings (city) Inspector, city (N. S.) Inspector, docks (city) Inspector, fire (city) Inspector, health (city) Inspector, highway (city) Inspector, lumber (city) Inspector, oil (city) Inspector, paving (city) Inspector, plumbing (city) Inspector, sanitary (city) Inspector, schools (city) Inspector, sewers (city) Inspector, streets (city) Investigator, city claims Keeper, park (city) Mayor, city or town Member, tO'\\Ti council Officer, city Officer, court (city) Officer, health (city) Sealer of weights and measures (city) Selectman, city Server, process Superintendent, buildings (city) Superintendent, city (N. S.) Superintendent, market (city) Superintendent, parks (city) Superintendent, public works (city) Superintendent, schools (city) Superintendent, streets (city) Superintendent, street-cleaning department (city) Superintendent, water system (N. S.) Superintendent, waterworks (city) Super^dsor, city Supervisor, street (city) Supervisor, township Town clerk Treasurer, citv PUBLIC SERVICE. 379 5-X PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION— Continued. D. City or town officials and employees — Continued. 3-6 Bookkeepers. Bookkeeper, city Bookkeeper, city oflacial 3-7 Clerks. Cashier, water company Clerk, board of education Clerk, city government Clerk, district government (D. C.) Clerk, municipal Clerk, police Clerk, tax oiRce Clerk, water department Reporter, court (city) Secretary, city Secretary, water company Timekeeper, city 3-5 Engineers. Engineer, city Engineer, pumping station (W.) Engineer, school (city) Engineer, waterworks Fireman, waterworks 4r-3 Firemen. Assistant chief, fire department Assistant engineer (fire department) Assistant fire marshal Assistant foreman (fire department) Call man, fire department Captain, fire department Chief, fire department Deputy chief, fire department Driver, fire department Driver, hose carriage Employee, fire department Engineer, chemical, fire department Engineer, fire department Fire patrol Fireman, city fire department Fireman, fire department Fireman, patrol Fireman, uniform (fire department) Fire marshal, packing house Foreman, city fire department Hose man, fire department Ladder man, fire department Lieutenant, fire department Marshal, fire Member, fire department Pipe man, fire department Stoker, fire department Teamster, fire department Tiller man, fire department Truckman, fire department 5-0 Foremen, city works (N. S.). Foreman, city Foreman, department (city) 380 PUBLIC SERVICE. 5-X PXTBLIC ADMINISTRATION— Continued. D. City or town officials and employees — Continued. 5-0 Foremen, city works (N. S.) — Continued. Foreman, park (city) Foreman, public works (city) Foreman, water department (city) Foreman, waterworks (city) 5-1 Garbage men and scavengers. Garbage man Scavenger Scavenger, city 5-2 Inspectors of food and food products. Inspector, eggs (city) Inspector, fish (city) Inspector, flour (city) Inspector, food (city) Inspector, grain (city) Inspector, live stock (city) Inspector, meat (city) Inspector, milk (city) Inspector, provisions (city) Inspector, water (city) Tester, milk (city) 5-3 Keepers of benevolent and penal institutions. Jailor, city Keeper, jail (city) Keeper, prison (city) Superintendent, hospital (city) Turnkey, jail (city) 5-4 Laborers. Laborer, city (N. S.) Laborer, city government Laborer, city park Laborer, city waterworks Laborer, park department Laborer, public works (city) Laborer, water department (city) 5-5 Oilers. Oiler, pumping station Oiler, waterworks 3-3 Stenographers. Stenographer (in any city office or department) 5-6 Surveyors. Sur-\'eyor, city 15-4 Teamsters. Teamster, for city 3-4 Typewriters. PPBLIC SERVICE. 381 5-X PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION— Continued. D. City or town officials and employees — Continued. 5-7 Weighers. Weigher, city Weigher, public 5-8 Other city employees. 5-9 Not specified. Employee, park (N. S.) Employee, waterworks 5-X PUBLIC DEFENSE AND MAINTENANCE OF LAW AND ORDER. A. National defense. ARMY. (" Repeaters" do not apply here.) 0-0 Officers. Brigadier-General, U. S. Army Captain, U. S. Army Chaplain (army) Colonel, U. S. Army Commissary-sergeant, U. S. Army First Lieutenant, U. S. Army General, U. S. Army Lieutenant, U. S. Army Lieutenant-Genei-al, U. S. Army Major, U. S. Army Major-General, U. S. Army Officer, U. S. Army (N. S.) Officer (any), U. S. Army Paymaster, U. S. Army Quartermaster, U. S. Army Second Lieutenant, U. S. Army 0-1 Soldiers. Army, Philippine Islands Army, Regular Army, United States Army (N. S.) Artilleryman, U. S. Army Cavalryman, V. S. Army Corporal, U. S. Army Corporal (N. 8.) . Infantryman, U. S. Arm>' Private, U. S. Army Private. 1st class, U. S. Army Private, 2nd class, U. S. Army Private, hospital corps, U. S. Army Recruit, U. S. Army Scout, U. S. Army Sergeant, U. S. Army Soldier, enlisted Soldier, enlisting Soldier, recruiting Soldier, U. S. Army United States Army (N. S.) U. S. Cavalry (N. S.) U. S. Infantry (N. S.) U. S. Vohmteer (army) 382 PUBLIC SERVICE. 5-X PUBLIC DEFENSE AND MAINTENANCE OP LAW AND ORDER— Continued. A. National defense — Continued. SOLDIERS WITH OCCUPATIONS 6-0 Blacksmiths. Blacksmith, cavaby Farrier, U. S. Army 6-1 Cooks. Cook, U. S. Army 6-2 Laborers. Laborer, IT. S. Army 6-3 Mechanics. Mechanic, U. S. Army 6-4 Musicians. Musician, U. S. Army Private, band, U. S. Army Trumpeter, TJ. S. Army 6-5 Saddlers. Saddler, U. S. Army 6-6 Teamsters. Teamster, U. S. Army Wagoner, U. S. Army 6-7 Waiters. Attendant, mess, U. S. Army 6-9 Other occupations. Artificer, U. S. Army Master, forage, U. S. Army Steward, hospital, U. S. Army NAVY. ("Kepeaters" do not apply here.) 0-2 Officers. Admii-al, U. S. Navy Captain, U. S. Navy Chaplain (navy) Chief Quartermaster (navy) Commander, U. S. Navy Commandant (navy) Engineer (naval) Ensign, U. S. Navy Lieutenant, IT. S. Navy Lieutenant-Commander, U. S. Navy Lieutenant, IT. S. Revenue-Cutter Service Officer (any), U. S. Navy Oflicer, naval (N. S.) Paymaster, IT. S. Navy Quartermaster, U. S. Navy PUBLIC SERVICE. 383 5-X PUBLIC DEFENSE AND MAINTENANCE OP LAW AND OBDEE— Continued. A. National defense — Continued. 0-3 Sailors. Apprentice, 1st class (navy) Apprentice, navy- Apprentice, 2nd class (navy) Apprentice, 3rd class (navy) Apprentice, U. S. Navy Boatswain, U. 8. Navy Boatswain mate, 2nd class Chief boatswain mate, TJ. S. Navy Corporal (navy) Coxswain (navy) Gunner, U. S. Navy Gunner's mate, U. S. Navy M. A. A. (any class) Master-at-arms, U. S. Navy Mate, gunner's (navy) M. C. A. (any class) Midshipman (navy) Navy, U. S. Revenue Service (navy) Sailor, U. S. Navy Sea (navy) Seaman, U. S. Navy SAILOBS WITH OCCUPATIONS. 8-0 Boiler makers. Boiler maker (navy) 8-1 Carpenters. Carpenter (navy) Chief carpenter (navy) 8-2 Cooks. Cook (sailor) 8-3 Electricians. Electrician (navy) 8-4 Firemen. Fireman, 1st class (navy) Fireman, 2nd class (navy) 8-5 Laborers. Laborer, navy-yard Passer, coal (navy) 8-6 Machinists. Chief machinist (navy) Machinist, marine Machinist (navy) Machinist, navy-\-ard 8-7 Mechanics. Mechanic (navy) 384 PUBLIC SERVICE. 5-X PUBLIC DEFENSE AND MAINTENANCE OF LAW AND OBDEB— Continued. A. National defense— Continued . 9-0 Musicians. Bandmaster (navy) Musician (navy) 9-1 Oilers. Oiler, IT. S. Navy 9-2 Sailmaliers. Maker, sails (navy) 9-3 Sliipwriglits. Shipwright (navy) 9-6 Stewards. 9-4 Waiters. Attendant, mess (navy) 9-5 Otlier occui>ations. Bayman, (hospital, navy) Chief yeoman, (navy) Landsman (navy) Ordnance man (navy) Tender, water (navy) Yeoman (U. IS. Navy) 0-4 Marines. Coi'poral, marine^ Marine, P. M. Marine, U. S. Navy Marine (N. S.) Sergeant, marine Sergeant (U. S. Marine Corps) ARMY AND NA VY (N. S.) 8-8 Officers, army or navy (N. S.). Captain (army or navy, N. S.) Lieutenant, first (N. S.) Lieutenant, xprond (N. S.) Ordnancp man (N. S.) 8-9 Enlisted men, army or navy (N. S.). Laborer, arsenal B. Maintenance of law and order. 0-5 United States marshals. Deputy marshal, U. S. Marshal, U. S. United States Marshal PUBLIC SERVICE. 385 5-X PUBLIC DEFENSE AND MAINTENANCE OF LAW AND ORDER— Continued . B. Maintenance of law and order — Continued. 3-1 County sheriffs. Deputy sheriff (county) Slieriff, county Sheriff, department Undershenff, county 3-2 City marshals, Aesiatant marshal (city) Deputy marshal (N. S.) Marshal, city Marshal, town Marshal, village Marshal (N. S.) Sheriff, city 4-1 Constables. Constable Constable, city, town, or township Constable, county Constable, township Deputy constable Officer, peace 4-2 Detectives. Detective, city Detective, private Detective, railroad Detective (N. S.) Secret-service man Sergeant, detective 4-4 Guards in paries, prisons, public institutions, and public buildings. Care taker (guard) Custodian (guard) Guard Guard, asylum Guard, at camp Guard, at prison Guard, chain gang Guard, convict Guard, county jail Guard, government Guard, house of correction Guard , insane asylum (state) Guard, jail Guard, museum Guard, park Guard, penitentiary Guard, prison Guard, public institution or building Guard, reformatory Guard, state Guard, state prison Guard, U. S. 4-5 Policemen. Captain, police Chief of police 01 21 S— 10 25 386 PUBLIC SEEVICE. 5-X PTTBLIC DEFENSE AND MAINTENANCE OF LAW AND OKDEK — Continued. B. Maintenance of law and order — Continued. 4-5 Policemen — Continued. Day police, packing house Driver, patrol wagon Inspector, police Lieutenant, police Officer, park Officer, police Officer, special Operator, police Patrolman Patrol, police Police, city Policeman Policeman, railroad Policeman, special Roundsman (policeman) Sergeant, desk Sergeant, poHce Special police, packing house Special policeman Superintendent, police 4-6 Probation and truant officers. Officer, probation Officer, truant 14-9 Watclinien. Keeper (watchman, N. S.) Keeper, ship (watchman) Watchman (any not enumerated) Watchman, day Watchman, night Watchman, private Watchman (N. S.) VII. PROFESSIONAL SERVICE. 6-X PROFESSIONAL SERVICE. ("Repeaters" not given do not apply in professional service.) Actors, professional showmen, etc. 0-0 Actors. Actor, circus Actor, dramatic Actor, minstrel Actor, professional Actor, show (theatrical) Actor, specialty Actor, stage Actor, theater or theatrical Actor, traveling Actor, variety Actor, vaudeville Actor (N. S.) Actress, circus Actress, professional Actress, theater or theatrical Actress, variety PROFESSIONAL SERVICE. 387 6-X PROFESSIONAL SERVICE— Continued. Actors, professional showmen, etc.— Continued. 0-0 Actors — Continued. Actress, vaudeville Actress (N. S.) Comedian Manager, stage Minstrel Performer, theatrical Performer, variety Soubrette , Theatrical man (actor) Traveler, theatrical (actor) Troupe, theatrical (actor) Vaudeville (actor, N. S.) 4-0 Fortune tellers, hypnotists, spiritualists, etc. Astrologer Clairvoyant Hypnotist Medium Palmist Phrenologist Reader, mind Spiritualist Teller, fortune 4-1 Gamekeepers. Keeper, game Warden, game (private) 4-2 Keepers of pleasure resorts, race tracks, etc. Keeper, park (private) Keeper, resort Keeper, summer resort Manager, amusements Manager, park (amusement) Manager, race track Manager, resort Proprietor, pleasure resort Proprietor, summer resort Superintendent, private grounds Superintendent, race track Warden, club grounds 4-3 Showmen. Acrobat Aeronaut Athlete (professional) Balloonist Bicyclist (professional) Billiardist (professional) Boxer, professional (Janvas man, circus Circus man Climber, pole Contortionist Dancer (professional) Driver, horse (showman) Entertainer (professional) Gate keeper (N. S.) Golfer, professional 388 PBOFESSIONAL 8EBVICE. 6-X PROFESSIONAL SERVICE— Continued. Actors, professional shoTxrinen, etc. — Continued. 4-3 Showmen — Continued. Gymnast (professional) Horseman (showman) Magician Manager, circus Merry-go-round, operator Oarsman (professional) Operator, phonograph Organ grinder Owner, show horse Performer (showman) Performer, circus Phonographer (operator) Player, baseball (professional) Player, billiards (professional) Player, golf (professional) Prize fighter Pugilist (professional) Rider, circus Showman (actor) Showwoman Stereoptician Trainer (showman) Trainer, dogs Trainer, horses Traveling with show (N. S.) Walker, rope or wire Wheelman (professional bicyclist) Wrestler (professional) 13-3 Stage carpenters. Carpenter, stage 4r-b Theater owners, managers, and olficials. Assistant treasurer (theater) Business, theatrical (proprietor) Cashier, theater Manager, opera house Manager, theater Owner, theater Proprietor, theater Showman (theatrical proprietor or manager) Theatrical man (proprietor or manager) Treasurer, music hall Treasurer, theater 4-7 Theater ushers. Usher, theater Usher (N. S.) 4-6 Theatrical agents. Advance agent, show Agent, dramatic Agent, theatrical Agent, traveling, circus 4-8 Ticket sellers, theaters, etc. Agent, ticket (theater) Seller, ticket, theater PROF"ESSIONAL SERVICE. 389 6-X PBOFESSIONAL SERVICE— Continued. Actors, professional showmen, etc. — Continued 4r-d Other theater employees. Employee, theatrical Hand, stage Laborer, vaudette Mechanic, stage Property man, theater Shifter, scenes Worker, theater (N. S.) 4r-4: Turfmen and sportsmen. Bookmaker (gambler) Exerciser, race track Jockey (horse) Manager, horse Owner, race horse Turfman (sportsman) Umpire, baseball Architects, designers, draftsmen, etc. 0-1 Architects. Architect Architect, naval Architect and builder Architect and designer 5-0 Architects' apprentices. Apprentice, architect 12-5 Designers. Artist, designer Designer, art Designer (N. S.) 5-1 Designers' apprentices. 12-6 Draftsmen. Draftsman Draftsman, architect Draftsman, mechanical Drawing, maps Drawing, mechanical Maker, maps (draftsman) Worker, maps (draftsman) 5-2 Draftsmen's apprentices. Apprentice, draftsman 5-3 Inventors. Inventor, machine Inventor (N. S.) Maker, patents Patentee (N. S.) 390 PBOFBSSIONAL SERVICE. 6-X PROFESSIONAL SERVICE— CoBtinued , Sculptors, artists, and teachers of art. 0-2 Artists. Apprentice, artist Artist, china Artist, color Artist, crayon Artist (except teacher of art) Artist, flower Artist, glass Artist, newspaper Artist, oil Artist, painter Artist, pen Artist, portrait Artist, scene Artist, slietch Artist, waxwork Artist and designer Artist (N. S.) Cartoonist, newspaper Cartoonist (N. S.) Copyist, picture Decorator, art Decorator, china Drawing (art) Etcher (artist) Illustrator, newspaper Illustrator (N. S.) Maker, pictures (artist) Painter, art Painter, china Painter, crayon Painter, hand Painter, landscape Painter, oil Painter, picture Painter, portrait Painter, scenery Painter, statuary Proprietor, art studio Stainer, glass (artist) Worker, art (N. S.) 5-4 Sculptors. Maker, statues Modeler, clay (artist) Sculptor (N. S.) 5-5 Teachers of art. Artist and (eacher Supervisor of art Teacher, art 1-7 Photographers. Apprentice, photographer Assistant photographer Artist, photography Employee, photograph gallery Enlarger, pictures Finisher, half tones Finisher, photographs PROFESSIONAL SERVICE. 391 6-X PROFESSIONAL SERVICE— Continued. Sculptors, artists, and teacliers of art — Continued. 1-7 Photographers — Continued. Helper, photographer Maker, photographs Maker, pictures (photographer) Mounter, photographs Photographer Printer, photographer Proprietor, photograph gallery Betoucher (photographs) Ketoucher, pictures Clergymen, religious and charity workers, officials of lodges, etc. 0-4 Clergymen. Assistant clergyman Assistant minister Assistant priest Assistant rector Bishop Chaplain Clergyman Minister Pastor, preacher, or priest Rabbi Rector Reverend 5-6 Religious and charity workers. Adjutant (Volunteers of America) Assistant secretary (Y. M. C. A.) Brother to priest Captain (religious sect) Captain, Salvation Army Deaconess Elder Ensign, Salvation Army Evangelist Lieutenant, Salvation Army Major, Salvation Army Missionary Officer, humane society Officer, Salvation Army Reader, Bible Salvationist* Sergeant, Salvation Army Worker, Bible Worker, gospel Worker, mission Worker, missionary Worker, settlement Secretary (religious body, N. b.) Secretary (Y. M. C. A.) Secretary, general (Y. M. C. A.) Y. M. C. A. official Y. W. C. A. ofiicial 5-7 Officials of lodges, fraternal organizations, etc. Antisaloon League (worker) Manager, society or association Officer, society (N. S.) . Organizer, fraternal societies, lodges, unions, etc. President, society, lodge, etc. 392 PROFESSIONAL SERVICE. 6-X PKOFES SIGNAL SERVICE— Continued. Clergymen, religious and charity workers, officials of lodges, etc. — Cont'd. 5-7 Officials of lodges, fraternal organizations, etc. — Cont'd. Secretary, association (club, order, society, union, etc.) Superintendent, club, society, home, etc. Superintendent, institution (N. S.) Supervisor, club, society, etc. Treasurer, club, society, lodge, etc. Dentists. 0-5 Dentists. Assistant dentist Dentist (N. S.) Dentistry (dentist. N. S.) Surgeon, dental 5-8 Dentists' assistants and apprentices. Apprentice, dentist Assistant, dentist Attendant, dental Helper, dentist Electricians and their assistants (N. S.). 12-7 Electricians. Electrician, house wiring Electrician (N. S.) Machinist, electric (N. S.) Mechanic, electrical Operator, dynamo (electrician) Operator, electric (N. S.) Switch box, electric (electrician, N. S.) Tender, dynamo (electrician) Tester, electric (electrician) Worker, electrical f,3-0 Electricians' assistants and helpers. Assistant, electrician Helper, electrician Laborer, electrician 3-3 Electricians' apprentices. Apprentice, electrical Apprentice, electrician Engineers (civil, etc.) and surveyors (N. S.). 12-8 Engineers (civil). Assistant civil engineer Engineer, civil Engineer (civil, N. S.) Engineer, civil and mining Engineer, consulting (civil) Engineer, rodman, civil Engineer, sanitary Engineer and surveyor Surveyor, marine 3-4 Engineers (electrical). Engineer, electrical PROFESSIONAL SERVICE. 393 6-X PBOFESSIONAL SERVICE— Continued. Engineers (civil, etc.) and surveyors (N. S.) — Continued. 3-1 Engineers (mechanical). Engineer, constructing Engineer, consulting (mechanical) Engineer, contracting Engineer, erecting Engineer, gas Engineer, hydraulic Engineer, machine Engineer, mechanical 12-9 Engineers (stationary). Engineer, schqol of mines 3-5 Landscape gardeners. Gardener, landscape Landscape man 3-2 Surveyors. Assistant surveyor (N. S.) Chain man (surveyor) Rodman (surveyor) Surveyor (N. S.) Surveyor, land Legal professions. 0-9 Judges, justices, and magistrates. Judge Judge, county Judge, police Judge, probate Judge, superior court Judge, supreme court Justice (court) Justice, police Justice, superior court Justice, supreme court Magistrate Police magistrate Trial justice 1-0 Lawyers. Attorney at law Attorney, city Attorney, district Attorney, patent Attorney, pension Attorney, states Attorney (N. S.) Barrister Counsellor at law Esquii-e (lawyer, N. S.) Lawyer, land Lawyer, patent Lawyer (N. S.) Master in chancery Register in chancery Solicitor (law) Solicitor, patents Solicitor, raihoad (lawyer) Writer, law 394 PROFESSIONAL SERVICE. 6-X PBOFESSIONAI, SERVICE— Continued. Iiegal professions — Continued. 0-3 Abstractors, notaries public, and justices of the peace. Abstract, business or office Abstractor, office Clerk, abstract Conveyancer (law) Examiner of titles Maker, abstract Notary public Justice of the peace Searcher, abstract Searcher, records Searcher, titles Writer, abstracts Literary and scientific persons. 6-0 Authors. Author Authoress Biographer Dramatist Historian Novelist Playwright Poet Poetess Writer, authoress Writer, literary Writer, play 0-7 Editors. Assistant editor Associate editor Editor, art Editor, journalist Editor, newspaper Editor, telegraph Editor and printer Editor and publisher Editor (N. S.) Newspaper man (editor) Writer, editorial 0-8 Journalists. Journalist 6-1 Reporters. Agent, press Con-espondent, foreign Correspondent, newspaper Correspondent (N. S.) Critic, dramatic Reporter, court (newspaper) Reporter, mercantile Reporter, newspaper Reporter (N. S.) Writer, newspaper 6-2 Other writers. Reporter, law Writer, magazine Writer, stories PKOFESSIONAL 8EKVICE. 395 6-X PROFESSIONAL SERVICE— Continued. Jiiterary and scientific persons — Continued. 6-3 Other literary persons. Compiler, directory Elocutionist Genealogist (N. S.) Interpreter Lecturer Reader, dramatic Reader (N. S.) Translator Worker, literary (N. S.) 1-1 Librarians. Assistant librarian Librarian, city Librarian, college Librarian, law Librarian, public library Librarian (N. S.) Manager, library 6-4 Librarians' assistants. Assistant, library Attendant, library Cataloguer (library) Clerk, library Errand boy, public library 6-5 CJiemlsts, assayers, and metallurgists (N. S.), Amalgamator (N. S.) Assayer Assayer, gold Assayer, mining Assayer, ores Assayer, smelter Assayer and chemist Assistant chemist Assistant metallurgist Chemist, analytical Chemist, practical Chemist (N. S.) Helper, assay office Manager, laboratory Metallurgist CN. S.) 6-6 Chemists' and assayers' apprentices (N. S.). Apprentice, assayer's Apprentice, chemist's 6-7 Other scientific persons. Astronomer Bacteriologist (N. S.) Botanist (N. S.) Curator (museum, etc.) Entomologist (N. S.) Geologist (N. S.) Mathematician (N. S.) Metaphysician Microscopist Mineralogist (N. S.) 396 PROFESSIONAL SERVICE. 6-X PROFESSIONAL SERVICE— Continued. Literary and scientiflc persons — Continued. 6-7 Other scientific persons — Continued. Naturalist Paleontologist (N. S.) Scientist (N. S.) Statistician (N. S.) Taxidermist Worker, scientific (N. S.) Musicians and teachers of music. 1-2 Musicians. Artist, musical Artist, vocal Brass band (musician, N. S.) Composer, music Cornetist > Director, music Director, operas Harpist Leader, band Leader, orchestra Master, band Master, choir Musician (except teacher of music) Organist Pianipt Singer (church) Singer, choir Singer, concert Singer, evangelist Singer, opera Singer, variety Soloist Violinist Vocalist Writer, music Writer, songs 7-0 Teachers of music. Instructor, music Professor, music Professor, singing Supervisor, music Teacher, instrumental music Teacher, music Teacher, piano Teacher, singing Teacher, violin Teacher, vocal Medical professions. 0-6 Physicians and surgeons. Acting assistant surgeon, U. S. Army- Assistant doctor Assistant physician Chiropodist Dermatologist Doctor of medicine Doctor of osteopathy Doctor (N. S.) Doc tress Interne in hospital PEOFESSIONAL SERVICE. 397 6-X PROFESSIONAL, SERVICE— Continued. Medical professions — Continued. 0-6 Physicians and surgeons — Continued. Medical director Oculist Oculist and aurist Osteopath or osteopathist Physician Physician and dentist Physician and druggist Physician and surgeon Specialist (doctor) Specialist, eye Specialist, eye and ear Specialist, medical Specialist, skin Surgeon Surgeon, U. S. Army Surgeon, U. S. Navy. 7-1 Physicians' and surgeons' attendants. Assistant, doctor's office Attendant, physician Boy, doctor's office Office girl, doctor's office 7-2 Other healers. Christian scientist Doctor, corn Doctor, faith Doctor, magnetic Electrician, medical Healer, Christian science Healer, Divine Healer, magnetic Healer, mental Healer (N. S.) Masseur or masseurist Masseuse Medical, electrician Medicine man Operator, massage Specialist, face 1-5 Nurses (trained). Apprentice, nurse Attendant, trained (nurse) Nurse, graduate Nurse, ho?pital Nurse, professional Nurse, trained Pupil, nurse Superintendent of nurses 'Trained nurse Teachers, professors in colleges, etc. 1-3 Professors in colleges and universities. Assistant professor, college or university Dean of college Instructor, college Manager, college President, college or university Principal, business college Professor, college or university 398 PEOFEdSIONAL SERVICE. 6-X PKOFBSSIONAL SERVICE— Continued. Teachers, professors in college, etc. — Continued. 1-3 Professors in colleges and universities — Continued. Professor, school Superintendent, college or university Teacher, college or university Teacher, normal school 8-0 Secretaries of scliools and colleges. Secretary, college or university Secretary, school 1-8 Teachers (athletics, dancing, physical culture, etc.). Instructor, athletic Instructor, bicycle Instructor, dancing Instructor, golf Instructor, physical Director, physical Master, dancing Physical director Professor, dancing Teacher, dancing 1-4 Teachers (school). Assistant, industrial school Assistant principal (school) Assistant teacher Demonstrator (teacher) Elocutionist (teacher) Governess Instructor Instructor, general Instructor, kindergarten Instructor, sewing Kindergarten (teacher) Manager, school Principal, school Supervisor, school Teacher, commercial Teacher, cooking Teacher, dressmaking Teacher, elocution Teacher, Hebrew Teacher, kindergarten Teacher, lace null Teacher, language Teacher (N. S., except music, art, or dancing) Teacher, school Teacher, sewing Teacher, stenography Tutor Veterinary surgeons. 1-6 Veterinary surgeons. Assistant surgeon, veterinary Cutter, stock (veterinary) Dentist, veterinary Doctor, horse Surgeon, veterinary Veterinarian Veterinary Veterinary surgeon PROFESSIONAL SERVICE. 399 6-X PROFESSIONAL SERVICE-Cozitinued. Clerical and other occupations connected with professional service. 10-^ Accountants and auditors. 10-5 Bookkeepers for professional people. Bookkeeper, law office 10-7 Clerks for professional people. Aasiatant, office (professional man's) Clerk, law Clerk, law office Clerk, photographer Secretary (lawyer) 15-4 Drivers for professional people. Driver for doctor 14r-3 Messengers and office boys in professional service. Boy, law office 10-8 Stenographers in professional service. Stenographer, lawyer's 10-9 Typewriters in professional service. 9-8 Other persons in professional service. 9-9 Not specified professional service. Professional man (N. S.) VIII. DOMESTIC AND PERSONAL SERVICE. 7-X OCCUPATIONS NOT IN INDUSTRIES. ("Repeaters" not given do not apply here.) 0-0 Barbers and hairdressers. Apprentice, barber Assistant barber Barber, journeyman Barber (N. S.) Boss, barber Hairdresser Keeper, barber shop Manager, barber shop Owner, barber shop Proprietor, barber shop Shampooer Specialist, hair Specialist, hair and scalp 0-1 Bartenders. Barkeeper Barmaid 400 DOMESTIC AND PERSONAL SERVICE . 7-X OCCUPATIONS NOT IN INDUSTRIES— Continued. 0-1 Bartenders — Continued. Bartender Clerk, barroom Clerk, saloon (bartender) Keeper, bar Mixer, liquor (saloon) Tender, saloon 3-0 Bath-house keepers and attendants. Attendant, bath Attendant, bath house Bath girl Bath man Keeper, bath house Keeper, Turkish baths Laborer, bath house Owner, bath Proprietor, bathroom Rubber, bath 1-1 Billiard and pool room keepers. Keeper, billiard hall Keeper, billiard parlor Keeper, billiard room Keeper, pool and billiard room Keeper, pool room Manager, billiard hall Manager, pool room Owner, billiard hall Proprietor, billiard hall 1-2 Boarding and lodging house keepers. Keeper, boarding house Keeper, furnished rooms Keeper, lodging house Keeper, rooming house Keeping, boarders Landlady (boarding or lodging house) Landlady, rooming house Lodging-house keeper Proprietor, rooming house Manager, boarding house Manager, lidajing house Mistress, boardinj;; Proprietor, boarduig house Proprietor, lodging house Rents room? (luidl'ird or landlady) 0-2 Bootblacks. Blacking boots Bootblack Manager, bootblack stand Polisher, boots or shoes Proprietor, bootblack parlor Shiner, boot« or shoes Shoeblack Shoe-blacking (bootblack) Shoe-shining (bootblack) DOMESTIC AND PERSONAL SEEVIOE. 401 7-X OCCUPATIONS NOT IN INDUSTRIES— Continued. 1-3 Bowling-alley, shooting-gallery, and skating-rink keep- ers. Keeper, bowling alley Keeper, shooting gallery Manager, bowling alley Operator, skating rink Proprietor, bowlmg alley Proprietor, shooting gallery 3-1 Cemetery keepers. Assistant superintendent, cemetery Keeper, cemetery Sexton, cemetery Superintendent, cemetery 3-2 Cleaners and renovators (D. and P. service, N. S.). Beater, carpets Cleaner, carpets Cleaner, clothing (N. S.) Cleaner, paint Cleaner, paper Renovator, carpets Renovator, feathers Renovator (N. S.) Vacuum cleaner, house 14-6 Elevator tenders (domestic and personal service). Attendant, elevator Conductor, elevator Elevator boy Elevator man Elevator man, office building. Elevator tender, hotel or apartment Operator, elevator (passenger) Pilot, elevator Runner, elevator Starter, elevator Tender, elevator 1-4 Hotel keepers, managers, and superintendents. Assistant manager, club or hotel Hotel man Keeper, clubhouse Keeper, hotel Keeper, inn Keeper, road house Keeper, tavern Landlady, hotel i^andlord, hotel Manager, club Manager, hotel Owner, hotel Partner, hotel Proprietor, hotel Superintendent, clubhouse Superintendent, hotel 3^3 Housekeepers and stewards. Assistant housekeeper Assistant matron (;L:.'18— 10 26 402 DOMESTIC AND PERSONAL SEBVICE. 7-X OCCTJPATIONS NOT IN INDUSTRIES— Continued. 3-3 Housekeepers and stewards — Continued. Assistant steward Care talier (house, N. S.) Head houselceeper Houselieeper, general Houselteeper, hotel Housekeeper, private family Housekeeper, working out Keeper, dormitory Matron, police Matron, poor farm Matron preceptress, dormitory and school Matron (N. S.) Steward, clubhouse Steward, hospital Steward, hotel Steward, restaurant Steward (N. S.) 3-4 Hunters, trappers, guides, and scouts. Guide, city Guide (N. S.) Hunter (N. S.) Hunting and fishing Trap man (hunter) Trapper (hunter) Trapping and hunting Janitors and sextons. 1-0 Janitors. Assistant janitor Assistant janitress Care taker, furnace (house) Custodian (janitor) Helper, janitor Janitor Janitor, armory Janitor, building Janitor, church Janitor, court-house Janitor, hospital Janitor, hotel or apartment house Janitor, house Janitor, office building Janitor, school (any) Janitress Keeper, apartment house (janitor) Superintendent, building (janitor) Sweeper, schoolhouse 3-5 Sextons. Assistant sexton (church) Care taker, church Keeper, joss house Keeper, temple Sexton, church Sexton (N. S.) 3-9 Keepers of benevolent, charitable, and penal institutions (except city, state, or U. S.). Keeper, hospital Overseer, infirmary (N. S.) DOMESTIC AND PERSONAL SERVICE . 403 7-X OCCUPATIONS NOT IN INDUSTRIES— Continued. 2-0 Laundresses and laundrymen (not in laundries). Laundress, at home, hotel, or working out Lauiidryman, at home, hotel, or working out Washerwoman, at home, hotel, or working out 3-6 Manicurists. Manicurist 3-7 Midwives. Midwife Midwife and nurse 3-8 Nurses (not specified). Attendant, asylum Attendant, charge (N. S.) Attendant, hospital (N. S.) Attendant, insane Attendant, institution (nurse) Attendant, night (nurse, N. S.) Attendant (nurse, N. S.) Attendant, quarantine station Assistant attendant (N. S.) Assistant nurse (N. S.) Employee, asylum (nurse) Employee, hospital (nurse) Forelady, nursery Helper, hospital Helper (nurse) Keeper, ward Maid, ward Night watch (nurse) Nurse, domestic Nurse, lady's Nurse, practical Nurse, private family Nurse, sick Nurse (N. S.) Orderly (male nurse) Orderly, hospital Orderly (N. S.) Supervisor of attendants (nurses) Usher, hospital 1-5 Restaurant, cafe, and luncli-room Iteepers. Caterer (N. S.) Keeper, caf6 Keeper, coffee saloon Keeper, eating house Keeper, ice-cream saloon Keeper, lunch room or lunch counter Keeper, restaurant Keeper, tamale house Manager, caf6 Manager, lunch room Manager, restaurant Merchant, restaurant Owner, caf6 Owner, lunch room Owner, restaurant Proprietor, caf^ 404 DOMESTIC AND PERSONAL SERVICE. 7-X OCCUPATIONS NOT IN INDUSTRIES— Continued. 1-5 Restaurant, cafe, and lunch-room keepers— Continued. Proprietor, ice-cream parlor Proprietor, lunch room Proprietor, restaurant Restaurant man (keeper) Restaurateur 1-6 Saloon keepers. Beer saloon (proprietor) Keeper, bar (proprietor) Keeper, dramshop Keeper, saloon Tjiquor business (saloon keeper) Manager, saloon Merchant, saloon Partner, saloon Proprietor, barroom Proprietor, saloon Saloon keeper Saloon business Saloojiist (proprietor) Saloon man (keeper) Servants and waiters. 4-0 Bell boys, chore boys, door boys, etc. Bell boy, hotel Buggy boy Call boy (servant) (jhore boy, private family <5horeboy (N. S.) Door boy (servant) Hall boy Hall boy, hotel Hotel boy House boy Kitchen boy 4-1 Bellmen and door men. Uellmau (servant) (■aptaiu, bell (servant) Door man (servant) Door man, hotel 4-2 Butlers. Hutler 0-4 Chambermaids. ( 'hambermaid House girl ilaid, parlor Upstairs girl 14-5 Charwomen and cleaners. Charwoman Cleaner, hospital ('leaner, hotel Cleaner, house DOMESTIC AND PERSONAL SEBVICE. 405 7-X OCCUPATIONS NOT IN INDUSTRIES— Continued. 14-5 Charwomen and cleaners — Continued. Cleaner, office Cleaner, rooms Cleaner, windowB Cleaner (N. S.) Cleaning woman Laborer, housework Laborer, scrubber Scrub girl Scrub woman Washer, windows 15-4 Coachmen. Coachman, private Coachman, private family 4-3 Footmen. Footman (servant) 14-4 Porters. Head porter (N. S.) Laborer, barber Laborer, porter (N. S.) Porter, bar Porter, barber shop Porter, billiard hall Porter, building (N. S.) Porter, club Porter, day (N. S.) Porter, hospital Porter, hotel Porter, house Porter, night (N. S.) Porter, office building (N. S.) Porter, restaurant Porter, saloon Porter (N. S.) Worker, barber shop (laborer) 14-0 Cooks. Assistant cook Chef (N. S.) . _ ., Chef, hotel, restaurant, or private family Cook, hospital Cook, pastry Cook (N. S.) Maker, tatnales Second cook 4-5 Personal servants, ladies' maids, valets, and nurse girls. Caddy, golf Companion, ladies Companion (N. S.) Maid, lady's Nurse, children's Nurse, child's Nursemaid Valet 406 DOMESTIC AND PEK80NAL SERVICE. 7-X OCCUPATIONS NOT IN INDXTSTRIES— Continued. 0-3 Other servants. Attendant (servant) Care taker, barn (W.) Carrier, water (servant) Carver, hotel Carver, meat (servant) Carver, restaurant Checker, hotel Day laborer, housework Dishwasher Domestic Employee, hotel (servant) Flunkey (servant) Hall girl Hall man Hand, chore Hand, hired (house servant) Hand, kitchen Help, hotel Help, house Help, kitchen Helper, cook Helper, house Helper, kitchen Helper (servant) Hired girl Hired man (house servant) Housemaid House man House man (servant) Housework (servant) Housework, general Housework, servant Houseworker (servant) Kitchen, girl or maid Kitchen man Kitchen, servant Linen girl (servant) Maid, servant Pantry girl Pantry man Pantry woman Poultry man (house servant) Runner, hotel Second girl Servant Servant, general housework Servant, house Servant, housewife Servant, housework Solicitor, hotel Storeroom girl Useful man (servant) Washer, bottles (servant) Washer, dishes Work, hotel (servant) Worker, day (servant) Worker, domestic Worker, gpueral (servant) Worker, house Worker, kitchen Worker, restaurant (N. S.) Wirkina; girl (servant) Working woman (servant) Works out Yard man (servant) DOMESTIC AND PEJR80KAL SERVICE. 407 7-X OCCUPATIONS NOT IN INDTTSTBIES— Coatinued. 14-7 Waiters. Assistant, restaurant (waiter) Attendant, dining roona Attendant, mesa (N. S.) Dining room attendant Dining room boy Dining room girl Dining room waiter Employee, restaurant (waiter) Head waiter Help, dining room nelp, restaurant (waiter) Servant, restaurant (waiter) Waiter, hotel, restaurant, cafe, or lunch room Waiter (N. S.) Waitiu; boy (N. S.) Waitress, boarding house Waitress, chambermaid Waitress, hotel, restaurant, cafe, or hmch room Waitress, private family Waitress (N. S.) Worker, dining room Worker, restaurant (waiter) 4^6 Umbrella menders and scissors grinders. Grinder, scissors Mender, umbrellas Repairer, umbrellas Clerical and other occupations connected with domestic and personal service. 10-4 Accountants. 10-5 Bookkeepers. 10-6 Cashiers. Cashier, oafe Cashier, hotel Cashier, lunch room Cashier, restaurant Cashier, saloon 10-7 Clerks. Clerk, billiard hall Clerk, hotpl Clerk, lunch room Clerk, restaurant Clerk, night (hotel) Clerk, pool room Clerk, saloon Storekeeper, hotel, etc. 5-5 Drivers and teamsters in domestic and personal service. Driver, ambulance 12-9 Engineers. Engineer, hotel 408 DOMESTIC AND PERSONAL SERVICE. 7-X OCCUPATIONS NOT IN INDUSTRIES— Continued. Clerical and other occupations connected with domestic and personal service — Continued. 13-0 Firemen. Fireman, hotel 15-5 Laborers. Digger, graves Laborer, bowling alley Laborer, cemetery Laborer, country club Laborer, dome=itic Laborer, hotel Laborer, house Laborer, race track I,aborer, restaurant Laborer, yard 14-3 Messengers, errand and office boys. Messenger, hotel 10-8 Stenographers. 10-9 Typewriters. 9-8 Other occupations in domestic and personal service. Model, artist's 9-9 Not specified domestic and personal service. 8-X LAUNDEXES. (All " repeaters " apply in this industry. See p. IV.) 10-0 Owners and proprietors. Employer, laundry Keeper, laundry Laundry business Owner, laundry Proprietor, laundry Proprietor, steam laundry 10-1 Officials. 10-3 Managers and superintendents. Manager, laundry Superintendent, laundry 10-3 Foremen and overseers. Forelady, laundry Foreman, laundry 10-6 Cashiers. Cashier, laundry DOMESTIC AND PERSONAL SERVICE. 40Si 8-X IiAUNDBIES— Contiaued. 10-7 Clerks. Clerk, laundry 11-0 Agents. Agent, laundry 15-4 Drivers and delivery men. Deliverer, laundry Delivery boy, laundry Delivery man, laundry Driver, laundry wagon 12-9 Engineers. Engineer, laundry 16-1 Finishers. Finisher, laundry 2-5 Folders. Folder, laundry 15-3 Helpers. Helper, laundry 1-7 Ironers. Ironer, laundry 15-5 Laborers. Laborer, laundry 2-0 Laundresses. Laundress (N. S.) Laundry woman Washer, laundry Washerwoman, laundry Washes clothes (laundry) Laundress, laundry 2-1 Laundrymen. Laundryman Laundryman, Chinese , Wash man, laundry 2-2 Manglers. Mangle girl (laundry) Mangier, laundry 2-3 Marliers. Marker, laundry 410 DOMESTIC AND PERSONAL SERVICE. 8-X LAUNDRIES— Continued, 14-3 Messengers, errand and office boys. Errand boy, laundry Laundry boy 16-2 Polishers. Polisher, laundry 4-4 Sorters. Assorter, laundry Sorter, laundry 2-4 Sprinltlers. Sprinkler, laundry 0-5 Starchers. Starcher, laundry ■ 9-8 Otlier occupations. Assistant, laundry Collector, laundry Distributer, laundry Operator, machine (laundry) Solicitor, laundry Stretcher, laundry 9-9 Not specified. Employee, laundry Employee, steam laundry Hand, laundry Laundry girl Worker, laundry o MW««*»»«««