Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-13

pressman, made an interesting talk. and
FRESHMAN Brooks received the grand
prize of the occasion
William Clarkson of the bindery, who
was called home on account of the death
of his daughter. has the sympathy of his
fellow workmen in his bereavement.
Miss Gladys knight of the stamping di
vision of the bindery is enjoying por-
ton of her leave.
F. H. Barnhart. who has been absent
from the Office for nearly a year on &C
count of illness, visited with his friends
in the proofroom Thursday. The men,
bers of the chapel trust to see him at his
desk in the near future.
Mrs Ida Huston. wife of Reviser John
A. Huston of the night proofroom. who
has been ill for several days at Garfield
Hospital is rapidly improving. Mrs.
Huston. is rapidly improving. Mrs.
of the Eastern Star. the Indiana Society
and other organizations.
Linotype Operator Frank Smith has
been on the sick list for several weeks.
Will J. Morcock. son of T.. w. Nor
cock of the night monotype keyboard
section, entered the Naval Academy a
few months ago and is reported as max
ing excellent progress. The young man
is graduate Of Technical High School
of this city. where he made a good rec
ord.
section. with his family. is visiting at
his old home in New York city.
Capt. Harry G.. McCammon and Capt.
Byron w. Bonney, members of Phi Sheri-
dan Post. G.. A. r., Of this city, and
,y,1n off he a.a,,t
printing Office. were recently enrolled as
honorary members of Col. James s. Pet
tit Camp. No. 3. United Spanish War
Veterans
Imposer W. F. Council OF the night
OF his leave on the eastern shore OF
Maryland.
Proofreade, Robert Christian of the
night proofroom made I; visit recently
to his home town of Richmond. Va.
Charles Stutsman of the editorial sec
ton tnight is enjoying a twenty-day
vacation.
Frank L. Wallace. formerly superin-
tendent of documents, has gone TO Ches-
ter. Pa, to take charge of the Chester
Times, which is owned by his father
Superintendent Of Work Daniel v.
Chisholm and Samuel G.. Mawson of the
doorkeepers' force We're selected by De-
partment Commander Jere a. Costello
to receive the guests at the reception
given at Elks' Hall. Thursday night, in
honor of John Lewis Smith. commander
in-chief of the United Spanish War
Veterans
Jerry Walsh of the jobroom was cali
ed to his home i'll Indiana this week TO
attend the funeral Of his mother
Appointments. separations, transfers.
etc. in the government printing office for
the week ending December 10. have been
announced. as follows:
Appointments-Donald 0. Byron. tenn
porary monotype keyboard operator;
der; Joseph 3. O'Neal John c. Reddy.
Harrison H. Talbot. William T. Martin,
George Y. Johnson and David I. Lloyd.
temporary compositors; Miss Katie o.
Keenright, skilled laborer, by transfer;
Mrs. Harriet Jennings. probationary
Separations-Miss Elizabeth V. Mock
bee, clerk, resigned; Edward Burkho!der,
compositor, resigned; Dillon III. James,
Waterman. resigned; Benjamin F. Tyler,
unskilled laborer.
Transfers, etc.-Ohce of superintendent
of documents: ar
Joseph B. Chapman, clerk, $1,000 to
81 500 a year.
Howard W. Youngs. clerk. s1,40o to
81 900 year.
year.
Mrs. Mary r. c. Bentley. clerk, s1,O0(
to 1920 a year
Miss Frances r. Hardness. clerk. $500
to 81 900 year
Miss Eleanor NJ Chambers helper $50
to clerk, $500 a year
Miss Evelyn o. Gaines. clerk, 1920 te
helper, $780, year.
Mrs. Alice /. Corridor helper, s720. to
clerk, S720 a year.
Mrs. Vernita Z. Banks. skilled laborer.
% cents an hour to skilled laborer, S62d
a year.
Charles l. O'Neill. copy editor depart
mental detail roll to proof, section.
William H. Hunter, caster helper, mono
type section. night to day
William c. Farmer. caster helper,
monotype section, day to night
John W. Kolar. pressman, press divi-
sion. night to day.
J. Manning Kingsbury. skilled laborer,
press division. intermediate to night.
Ralph J. Orr, skilled laborer. press
Miss Mary T. March. probationary
skilled laborer. % cents an hour. for
warding and finishing section. to assist
ant telephone switchboard operator, $500
year, ONCE or chlef clerk.
Mrs. Dorothy G. Holland skilled
laborer. ruling and sewing section to
pamphlet binding section. night bill force
Thomas S. Wills. skilled laborer ruling
and sewing section. to pamphlet binding
section, night Congressional Record
force.
Miss Lizzie Gaughran. skilled laborer.
ruling and sewing section to Library of
Congress branch. binding section.
John b. Dant skilled laborer p cents
an hour. ruling and sewing section. to
counter. % cents an hour, pamphlet bind
ing section intermediate
Miss Mary A. Donnelly. charwoman,
$500 a year to cleaner, 5000 a year, sani-
tary section.
Mrs Martha T.. Mangum. cleaner. $500.
to charwoman, $3.50 year. sanitary Sec
ton.
Valentine Mendel and Killian De,abar.
counters. 50 cents an hour pamphlet
binding section, to Waterman, $7.0 a
year. watch force section
William J. Thompson. skilled Iaborer,
foundry section, to hand section
Andrew Mortensen, messenger boy. $500
q year, Office of purchasing agent, to
skilled laborer, p cents an hour, engi-
neerS section.