Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-18
In the Government Printing Office
ard T. Adams, laborer, in the engineers
section, are enjoying their annual leave.

ard T. Adams. laborer, in the engineers
section, are enjoying their annual leave
John d. Meyers. formerly night fore
man; Granville M Threlkeid and Misses
Catherine A. Hickey and Mary c. Kelly
of the press division have returned from
their leaves Of absence.
Leaves of absence have been pran,ea
to Melvin M. Beight, John r. Finnigan.
John w. Moran. Charles Schultz. Chan
ming B. King and William G. Wilkes. all
OF the press division.
James E. French. elevator conductor in
the electrical section, is away on annual
leave.
James NJ. McCabe. painter in the car
penter section. commenced a vacation of
ten days Thursday.
Ferdinand Hoffman Is acting foreman
or the stamping and casemaking section
OF the bindery, while Foreman Ludlow is
acting in place of Chief Cogan of the for
warding and finishing section.
Thomas J. McDonough of the night dar.
ument (hand) section Is back from his va
cation, having attended the worlds series
base ball games at Philadelphia and New
York
appointments, separations. transfers,
etc. in the government printing office for
week ending October Is have been an
nounced as follows:
Northumberland H. Polkinhorn.
compositor (reinstateD: William II. Web
ster. probationary messenger boy; Miss
Anna F. Smith and Mrs Mary ]. Stanley,
female skilled laborers (reinstatedD; Miss
Sarah E. Meyers. Margaret r. Nolan,
Mrs. Sarah c. Templar. Bessie c.. COMO.
| IL Al ton L
Grace T. startzell. probationary press
feeders: Allan l. Bacon, William O. En-
gier. William q. Dingle, Robert j. Nc
Cabe. Frank J. Harvey. probationary
pressmen: William ]. Schnabel, probation
airy bookbinder; Harry ]. Outcault, mono
type keyboard operator (reinstated): Sam
uel c. w. Smith, probationary monotype
Keyboard operator; Miss Matilda b. Greg
DRY, emergency nonotype keyboard op-
orator; Eugene Dunnigan, probationary
electrotype finisher.
Separations-Fred c. Kirkmeyer, tenn
porary compositor. resigned Miss Pauline
NJ. Scott clerk. resigned; Charles q. Ad-
ans. probationary skilled laborer, re-
signed; Charles C. Harris. temporary
skilled laborer. resigned: Freeman M.
Murray. compositor; Henry c. Mcfarland,
pressman; Ernest A. Hurdle, probationary
linotype operator.
Transfers. etc.-Frank a. Tuck. from
| thOitOty PC hcyuOdIu operator, W cents an
hour. monotype section day, deskman,
~ cents an nour, mOnotype section
day.
John c.. Cole. linotype operator. from
linotype section day. to linotype section
(night).
Roland L. Williams. skilled laborer, Is
cents an hour. delivery section. to chauf-
feur, at 30 cents an hour, delivery Sec
ton.
Charles e. Rudy, maker-up. 90 cents
an hour. monOtype section day, to
prooffeader. 90 cents an hour, proof
section day.
William e. Brockman, skilled laborer,
from pamphlet binding section to office
OF superintendent of documents. distribu-
ton section.
Uriel C. Hays, deskman, at 65 cents an
hour. mOnotype section day. to mono
type keyboard operator, at GO cents an
hour. monotype section day.
Frank r. McFayen, fnonotype keyboard
operator 90 cents ar hour, to deskman,
65 cents an hour. monotype section.
Miss Edna Parsons, tabulator. $40 a
day. to $2.6O day. computing division.
William H. Murphy. compositor to
copyholder, proof section.
Henry c. Espey, bookbinder. Library
of Congress branch binding section to
departmental detail roll, Library of Con-
fress. art division.
Michael j. Heating, machinist's helper.
40 cents an hour, to mach mist, SIS cents
an hour. machine shop section.
Mrs. Matte b. Kelley. skilled laborer,
Is cents an hour, press feeder, 271z cents
an hour, press division.