Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-13

two years past an inmate Of the Govern
ment Hospital for the Insane. died last
Monday at the hospital. and was buried
from his residence on r street.
c. D. r. Hawkins Of the first division
from his leave this week. which
was spent In Loudoun county, Va.
George johnson. Jr, is back at work in
the document (hand) section after
spent at Annapolis, Nd.
Albert Reid. who has lately returned
from the Philippine Islands for a three
month vacation in the states, has been
visiting his former fellow-employes in the
q. P. O. He has been three years in the
Islands. working in the bureau Of printing
In Manila as a proofreader Mr. Reid re-
ports the Washington boys located in
Manila all well.
Dale Sheriff of the linotype section is
back on his machine after a five-week
trip through Colorado and Nebraska,
The following are on leave from the
press division: Section Chiefs D. J.
OLeary and William H. Weber, Roller
maker ]. H. Hennessey, Miss Ida E.
Peaper. L. E. Rosser. Charles Greenleaf.
Robert spankler. Miss Mary Hayes, Miss
Jennie Butler. Mrs. M. b. Kelley, Miss
Lettie L. Post. Samuel ". Lane and
Charles Williams.
Mrs. J. A. Mckinney Of the press d.
vision, who has been absent for some
time on account Of illness, is reported i'm
proving.
John F. Luitich OF the linotype section.
manager Of the Washington Printers ball
team. which won the Hermann trophy at
last week, Is receiving the con-
gratulations Of his friends in the office
on his successful plotting of the team dur
ing the tournament.
Joseph @. STEELE OF the linotype section
Is away on vacation in search Of i'm
proved health.
The following have been granted leave
in the linotype section the past week: j.
N. Broas. D. L. IAddle, c. M. Evans. J.
r. Johnson. V. L. Whitford. D. L. Muir
ray. s. r. Gilbert, G. H. Pease. ]. s.
Copenharve. r. s. Boucher, A. w. Emory.
NJ. A. Nails. F. r. Spencer, W. L. Crit
fin.
Myron ]. Ferren. monotype keyboard
section. left today for Chattanooga to at
tend the national encampment OF the
Grand Army OF the Republic. Mrs. Fer
Relief Corps, accompanied him.
Revisor Joseph II. Babcock of the proof
room Is spending his vacation at War
wick. N. T.. visiting with his sister.
Capt Daniel v. Chisholm. superintend
ent Of work, and Proofreader James E.
Maynard have returned from Buffalo,
where they attended the national en-
campment Of the United Spanish War
campaign which elected John Lewis
Smith Of this city commander-in-chief OF
the order.
Mrs Rulings, wife Of Deskman Stanley
H. Rulings Of the night monotype sec
Sibley Hospital for appendicitis. and Is
rapidly recovering from the operation.
George s. Garvin Of the carpenter and
paint shop section has been granted leave
and will VISIT his old home in the upper
part OF New York.
James w. Burdette, John W. Curseen,
Earl B. Saunders and Emanuel Simms Of
the electrical section are enjoying their
annual leave.
Mrs. Emily Lee of the sanitary section
is on leave.
Maurice Murray and Peter Singleton
Of the building division have been grant
ed leaves Of absence.
Watchmen Samuel T. Satterfield. John
W. Powell and Thomas w. Manchester
are enjoying short leaves Of absence.
Deskman Stanley II. Rulings of the
night monotype section has been detailed
as assistant foreman Of the day mono
type (hand) section while Assistant
Foreman James A. West is on leave
Appointments, separations. transfers,
etc, in the government printing office for
the week ending September IL, are an
nounced today as follows:
Observation-Disclosures Williams, limo
type operator. reinstated: Jefferson ID.
Hayden, probationary compositor: Ed
ward D. McKenna. temporary compositor;
Mrs. Evangeline S. EnInan. bander. rein
stated: Miss Isabel c. Herman and Miss
Josephine NJ. Mcdonald, press feeders.
Fletcher. Winfred NJ. Robey. James T..
Jeffries probationary messenger boys.
Separations-Miss Eva Killmon. ma
chine operator female), resigned; Paul 1.
Butler, caster helper, resigned: Julian D.
Simpson. messenger boy. resigned: John
r. Bryan, temporary messenger boy, re-
signed.
Transfers. etc.-Joseph f. Sheehan,
linotype operator. 60 cents per hour. limo
type section. to reader. 60 cents per hour.
proof section; Henry c. Town. compost
ter. 50 cents per hour. linotype section.
day, to linotype operator 60 cents per
hour, linotype section. night; Charles F..
Cooke, compositor. 80 cents per hour. to
linotype operator. 90 cents per hour. limo
type section. night: James NJ. Rissler.
so cents per hour. to reader.
60 cents per hour, job section; George r.
Boone cOmpOsitOr mOnotype, to hand
section: William A. Powers. skilled la
borer. % cents per hour to caster helper,
35 cents per hour. monotype section:
George L. Sydnor. skilled laborer, %
cents per hour. to helper. 30 cents per
hour. plate vault section: Guy E. Kilnan.
hour. plate vault section; Miss Cora NJ.
Elwood. machine operator 0ernale), 27h
cents per hour. pamphlet binding section.
to bander, 27h cents per hour. postal card
section; Mrs. Sarah E. Robinson. skilled
laborer tfemale). 3 cents per hour.
machine operator (female), 271 cents per
hour, ruling and sewing section: Roland
L. Williams. probationary skilled laborer,
forwarding and finishing section. to de-
livery section: Ralph L. Harris. skilled
laborer. . cents per hour. ruling and
per hour. office superintendent Of work;
Edgar r. Baker. messenger, 30 cents Per
hour, to clerk $S76.4O per annum. Office
foreman Of printing; Flournoy c. Roberts,
compositor so cents per hour. hand sec
ton to reader, GO cents per hour. proof
section: Lloyd G. Quincy. messenger, office
superintendent. of work. to job section:
William c. Farmer. skilled laborer. %
cents per hour. press division, to caster
helper. 35 cents per hour, monotype Sec
ton.