Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-08

etc, in the government printing office
for the week ending November ;. have
been announced as follows
Appointments - Howard Y. Mills.
stereotyper, reinstated. Urban Jones.
probationary pressman; Gilbert X.
RuSt. temporary pressman: Harry u.
hudson, eompositor. reinstated;s Mrs.
Jennie Lusby, probationary press feed
er; Mrs. Alice l. Corridor. helper; John
ii. Mott skilled laborer; Frederick Is.
Hausmann and Willis l.. Mills, same:
Herbert r. Ruff, Theodore H. Chunn.
Leroy II. Faust. Thomas w McEachern,
William III. Scott. probationary mes
senger boy; Francis F. Cooke. John T.
laborers.
Separations-C A. ChabeauN. emer-
Sency stereotyper. dropped; George y.
Harper and Samuel w. Taylor. tempo
rary compositors, dropped: Mrs. Nellie
". Gravatte, assistant telephone
switchboard operator, resigned; Edgar
r. Cochennour. typewriter. resigned:
Joseph G. STEELE. maker-up, resigned:
Christopher r. Smith. linotype opera
tor. resigned: Gilbert X. Rust, press
man; resigned; William A. Gormley and
Z. Edward Smith. temporary pressmen,
resigned; Miss Clara f. Montgomery,
press feeder, resigned.
Transfers. etc.-Edward T. Flanagan
bookbinder in charge. ca cents to 40 cents
an hour forwarding and finishing section
Louis F.. Haibleib. bookbinder. 20 cents
an hour. office of foreman Of binding 70
bookbinder in charge. 30 cents pamphlet
binding section Edward p. Butscher
binder, ~ cents an hour. TO bookbinder in
charge. 81 cents, forwarding and finishing
section: William +. Muftley, bookb!nder
% cents an hour, Library of Congress
branch binding section. to bookbin in
charge, GO cents. forwarding and finish
ing section: William c. Conner. assigned
to bookbnder, 30 cents an hour forward
ing and finishing section: Richard Powers,
proofreader, 90 cents an hour. proof sec
ton, night to assistant foreman 50 cents
job section; Charles w. Bush, deskman,
monotype section, night to day: George l..
Eichhord, deskman, monotype section.
day to night. Wilson D. McNelly. tenn
porary compositor. monotype section, day
to night; Walter E. Drenner, compositor.
monotype section. night to day: Louis r.
Lippincott proofreader, 90 cents an hour,
proof section night. to assistant fore
man, so cents. monotype section. day;
James r. Armstrong, assigned to proof
reader, 60 cents an hour. proof section
Joseph V. Gonzales, machine operator,
80 cents. forwarding and finishing sec
ton, to computer Sc day, computing
division; Fred A. Lohmeyer, skilled la
borer. % cents an hour. to office helper
80 cents job section; Fletcher Bowden
imposer. 60 cents an hour. hand Sec
foreman of printing; Marcellus Hart
unskflled laborer. linotype section
night. to day; Miss Nellie r. Ruck
daeschel. skilled laborer (female). 25
cents an hour, to helper, 27ha cents, of
nee of superintendent of work; John J
Callahan, assigned to pressman, 55
cents an hour, press division: Eugen.
X. Dawson, pressman; Mrs Margaret
wilson. press feeder. and Willis w
washington and Sturgeon H. Weaver
skilled laborers. press division, inter
mediate. to day: Joseph E. Hodge
pressman. 55 cents an hour. press
division. day. to in charge of sec
ton, 20 cents. press division in
termedlate; John w. O'Hara, press
man, SO cents an hour to charge
or section. 20 cents. press division
laborer, press division. to pamphlet
binding section: Mrs. Anna B. Tiffany
temporary press feeder. press division
night to day: Miss Helen A. McNicho-
las, skilled laborer, Is cents an hour