The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-07-07

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WILLIAM H. KERvIN,
In Charge of Paper in Supply Division.
teen days vacation, a portion of when
was spent at jamestown.
Mrs. Cassie Goodman. of the pamphlet
sinding division, was last week trans
ferred 10 the audit division and as
signed TO clerical duties.
Thomas NJ. Suckley. a temporary en-
pfOye who has been doing duty as Z
messenger in the proof division, has
given up his position in order to enter
the real estate business.
John A. Bayly. of the night shift
pamphlet binding division, has been
granted leave of absence for thirty
days. He will visit the jamestown Ex-
position.
Val Mendel, OF the pamphlet binding
division, has returned from fifteen days
leave OF absence.
DR.. James r. Armstrong. of the proof
division. left on Monday for a two
weeks tour to include Chicago and the
Southwest.
Miss Julia T. Mansfield, of the PAM
phlet binding division. is again at her
post after a short vacation.
Frank z. auckland. clerk in the time
section OF the division Of audit. returned
| to the office last week after an extern
sive trip abroad. MI and Mrs. Buck
land went IS far east as the Holy Land
The rev audit system is being grad
ually extended TO all parts and divisions
| Of :he Office. The system was intro
duced IN the first division on Tuesday.
James X Wallace gave the pointers
about marking off, and other instTuc-
tions to the printers
1 Miss Minnie b. Hegeman. cataloguer,
/ division OF documents. has been pro-
NOTED from 100 10 100 per annum.
! She has also been granted leave for
thirty days and is contemplating a
trip to California for the benefit of her
/ health.
BENJAMIN Polglase and Jacob A. Har-
roId, watchmen. have been transferred
TO the sanitary division. the new appro-
priation act providing for a curtailment
CT the watch force.
Miss Anita Collins. clerk in the division
/ OF documents, has been placed in charge
| OF the stenographic section, and pro-
NOTED in salary from $500 to 1920 per
annum.
! Ralph Garland. Of Buffalo. N Y, and
/ William Eastburn, Of Philadelphia, Pa,
temporary electrotype fnishers, have
resigned their positions in the foundry
in order to return TO their homes.
John Onyun, compositor in the first
division. returned to the Office on We'd
resday. after having spent three weeks
pleasantly at his ole home in Peoria, Ill.
Mrs. Onyun and son remained in Peoria
| tor a more extended visit
Edward Heidingsfeld, compositor in
/ the first division. has been transferred
to the war division as a copyholder, and
will also assist in the clerical work OF
the audit system for that division.
Miss Elisa NJ. DaVega, helper in the
division of documents, has been pro-
NOTED from $500 to $1,000 per annum.
Richard NJ. Calhoun. formerly lieu
tenant Of the watch. has been assigned
20 duty as a watchman and stationed al
the main entrance to the old building.
Paul c. Sehulze. Elmer Johnson. and
Clinton o. Buckingham, of the foundry
division. were among the number taking
vacation last week
Philip S. steele. compositor in the frs
division. in company with his wife, Is
spending fifteen days of his annual vaca.
ton at Bethany Beach.
Lawrence NJ. Hurdle. special messen.
ger to the superintendent Of documents
has been promoted from $500 to s1.OO
per annum.
Robert A. Slater. stereotyper in tn,
foundry division. is on the sick list with
an attack of the lumbago.
H. c. Mcfarland, superintendent o.
manufacture. returned to the office OF
Wednesday. after being confined TO hi
home by illness for about a week.
James e Colwell. compOsitor in thu
first division. was transferred 10 tn
navy division on Wednesday.
Miss Sarah Amber. acting librarian
was given a permanent appointment al
librarian last week. At the same tim
her salary was increased from $500 L
81, sos per annum-
Daniel A. Babcock. late lieutenant o
the watch force, has been assigned &