Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-20

wrecking the latter machine. The auto
mobile was slightly damaged.
Jacob c. Morgan of the monotype Sec
ton was recently elected senior vice COM
mander of Phil Sheridan Post, G. A. r.
Milo Shanks. formerly a foreman in the
G. p. o., who is engaged in newspaper
work in New York, being the editor and
owner of the Elmra Advertiser, has an
nounced his candidacy for Congress on
the republican ticket in that district.
Joseph S. Clarke. who resigned his posi-
ton in the prOofroom several years ago,
sends greetings from West Chester, Pa,
to his many friends in the office, d large
number of whom are veterans of the civil
war, in which service Mr.. Clarke received
a number of wounds.
popular promotion made by the public
printer the past week was that of Pat
rick H. Gallagher of the night proofroom
to the position of chief storekeeper. Pat
is one of the best known printers in the
service and his friends believe he will fill
the position satisfactorily to the public
printer and with credit to himself.
Appointments, separations, transfers.
etc. in the government printing office for
week ending Wednesday, December II,
have been announced as follows:
APPOINTMENTS.
William +. Maher, temporary plumber.
John II. Corrigan. helper. transferred
from State, War and Navy building.
Albert G.. Smith, temporary compoSitor.
Joseph L. Horney, temporary compos-
itor.
Mrs. Minnie T. Flaherty, press feeder
probationary.
SEPARATIONS.
Samuel f. Blair, temporary skilled la
borer, resigned.
Earle S. Carlin, temporary skilled la
Thomas C. Tilley, machine helper. re-
signed.
Miss Annie Walters. machine operator,
resigned
Charles NJ. Rowe, skilled laborer.
William J. Narrower. skilled laborer.
Charles A. Richards, skilled laborer.
Miss Evelyn o. Gaines, helper. resigned.
Mrs. Mary \. Davis, press feeder, re-
signed.
William a Dawson, skilled laborer. re-
signed.
Mrs Minnie T. Flaherty. temporary
-' TRANSFERS, ETC.
Patrick f. Gallagher, proofreader, 60
cents an hour. proof section tnighD. to
acting storekeeper at $1,000 year.
stores division.
Il -.
office superintendent of work. to helper
at $500 office superintendent OF docu-
ments (statutory).
Ernest j. Elwood, compositor, at so
proofreader. 90 cents, proof section
(nighO.
John S. Garner, compositor. 80 cents
an hour. job section. to assistant fore
Harry c. Hayne. assistant foreman.
20 cents an hour. proof section (night),
to compositor, SO cents. hand section
day.
cents an hour, pamphlet bindery sec
ton, to helper, 35 cents, pamphlet bind
cry section.
John r. Durisoe, proofreader, 80 cents
an hour, proof section day., to com
positor. SO cents, hand section day.
Miss Cora NJ. Elwood, bander, 27h
cents an hour, postal card section, to
skilled laborer (female), % cents, pam
phlet bindery section (night.
John A. Onyun, proofreader. proof
section tday), to proof section (night).
John O. Russell, skilled laborer, 70
cents an hour, forwarding and finish
ing section, to Waterman, $12O, watch
force section statutory.
lanes J Yokum, bookbinder, Library
of Congress branch bindery section. to
departmental detail roll library di-
vision of prints)
William O. Smith, temporary COM
positor, monotype section day. to
monotype section might.
Harry c.. Rolls, skilled laborer, press
division day., to monotype section
day..
Henry C. Espey, bookbinder. depart
mental detail roll library division of
prints), to Library of Congress branch
binding section.
Victor " Dickson, messenger boy, Of
fee superintendent of documents. 1915.
to $420.
william A. Murphy. messenger boy.
office superintendent of documents.
1920, to $500.
Thomas j. OConnor, messenger boy,
office SUPERINTENDENT of documents, to
skilled laborer, % cents an hour
Miss Mary e. Regain. skilled laborer
(female), rs cents an hour, ruling and