Evening star., 1913-11-22
In the Government Printing Office

o'clock. at Typographical Temple, for the
purpose of considering q proposition OF
establishing clubrooms for the organi
zation.
w. r. Carver Of the job proofroon
! was one OF the committee having ir
| charge the transferring OF the remains OF
| the late Frank H. Hosford from Con.
gressional to 0lenwood cemetery. The
services were held Wednesday at Glen
| wood.
Valentine Ruff, imposer In the specifi-
| cations division, has been on the sick
list for the past week.
| Fred Tarbox. clerk Of the foundry
| force. has returned from q three-week
vacation spent in Hagerstown, Md.
| Andrew ]. Boyer OF the monotype Sec
ton. who has been on the sick list, is
| reported as improving. and expects to re-
sumo his duties in the near future Mr..
Boyer received severe cut on the head.
caused by fall during an attack of YER
tigo. requiring five stitches to close the
! wound.
| William A. Powers OF the monotype sec
| ton. who has been confined to Providence
Hospital for five weeks past with typhoid
Il
| to return to his home this week.
Elmer e. Briggs of the monotype sec
| ton. who resigned recently. has opened a
dental Office in Philadelphia.
| Leave Of absence has been granted to
the following employees Of the press di-
vision: F. a: strickrott, in charge Of sec
| ton: Mrs Mary L. Willis. John B. Dieste
and John W. Smith.
The following applicants were initiated
| in the Bindery Girls Union last Monday
Taylor and Mrs. Ridgway. The reinstate-
! ments were as follows: Carrie 1sham.
Bessie MacNamara, Lucy Bailey, Mary
Burruss. Eva Fisk, Ella Fitzhugh and
Margaret MacNamara.
Nathaniel G. Watts of the monotype
section has returned from his trip to Tex
as, where he was called on account OF the
death Of his father. Mr.. Watts was alb
sent from his office about six weeks.
John T. Finnegan of the press division
is acting In charge of section in place Of
F. A. Strickrott. who is on leave.
Mrs. Mary A. Proctor Misses Josie N.Y.
ers. Flora L. Miller and Mary Price and
Marvin Gather and Charles Rowe. all Of
the press division, are among those on
the sick list.
Mrs Adah II. Friedlander Of the mono
type keyboard section. who has been
quite i'll for the past two weeks, Is re-
ported as slowly convalescing.
Proofreader Charles A. Morgan of the
night force is on two weeks leave of
absence.
Keyboard Operator E. D. Henry has
been absent from duty the past week on
account OF sickness.
Appointments and Transfers.
Appointments. separations. transfers.
etc. in the government printing office for
the week ended November 10. have been
announced. as follows:
Observation-Disclosures A. Jones, press
man, transferred: Lawrence L. Dulin,
pressman. reinstated: James G. Boss.
| compositor. reinstated: Samuel w. Tay-
lor. temporary compositor; Frank r. Co.
hill. caster helper. reinstated: Miss
Esther Kennedy. probationary press
feeder; Miss Frances B. Price, skilled
laborer. transferred; Arthur Green, un-
| skilled laborer: Howard B. Thomas. Ed
I and John H. Yates, probationary mes
senger boys.
Separations-John Murphy and Doyle
G. White. pressmen. resigned; Elmer E.
Briggs. monotype machinist, resigned.
clerk. $1,000 to $500. Office of chief
clerk: Henry H. Wright. clerk. 81, 400 to
81. 600. Office Of chief clerk; Charles II.
Carver. clerk. $1,000 to $1.4OO. office Of
hiss @ eeFt se & ass ONCE Of frease ehet esrk sIsrk
Henry Y. Dreisonstok. clerk, $40 to
y, 900. office of chief clerk; Samuel q.
Wise. Stephen T. Walton. William NJ.
Camp, Theodore Gerber: John A. onyun.
proofreaders. proof section. night to day;
Sumner F. McDonough. proofreader
proof section. day to night: George E.
Pyemont. bookbinder. cutting and pack
ing. BENJAMIN L. Fowler, Andrew N.
| Goebel. Charles ]. Duffy. Irwin A. Mich
olson. imposers, and Walter C. Duckett
Joseph F. Montgomery and Harry w.
Wade, unskilled laborers. linotype sec
tion night to hand section. night; Am
hour. War and Navy section. to proof
reader. 60 cents. proof section. night:
Harry d. Lofiand. compositor, 30 cents
| an hour. hand section. day. to proof
H. Hogan. compositor. hand section
night. to Library of Congress branch
printing section; Benjamin L. Stidham,
compositor, 50 cents an hour, linotype
proof section night; Andrew ]. Camp
bell, compositor 80 cents an hour. mono
/ type section night. to proofreader, 60
cents. proof section night: Alfred j.
Baker. caster helper. monotype section
day to night; Daniel s. Herzog. caster
helper. monotype section night to day;
| Patrick NJ. Mccarthy. skilled laborer. .
| cents an hour, to caster helper, 50 cents,
monotype section; Henry F. Oehler.
bookbinder, 80 cents an hour, to book
binder in charge, 90 cents. forwarding
and finishing section: Charles E. Meal
lister, bookbinder, forwarding and finish
ing section, to Library Of Congress
branch binding section: John Mcconnell
| bookbinder in charge. 60 cents an hour
to bookbinder. 80 cents. forwarding and
finishing section: Miss Mary E. Regan
skilled laborer. pamphlet binding SECTION
night, to ruling and sewing section day
Mrs. Dorothy G. Holland. skilled laborer
pamphlet binding section to ruling and
sewing section: George w. Jordon, book
binder, ruling and sewing section. to for
warding and finishing section; Robert T.
Frailey, bookbinder, forwarding and fin
ishing section, to ruling and sewing Sec
ton; Benjamin II. Swain, Richard Arm
compoeitors, so cents an hour. monotype
| section. to proofreaders. 90 cents, proof
section; Samuel B. Ragland, compositor,
so cents an hour. linotype section day. tc
proofreader, so cents, proof section day;
Daniel p. Noone, compositor, 90 cents an
hour, job section, to proofreader. &C
cents, proof section: Maurice J. O'Con-
nor, acting roller maker. IS cents an
hour, to pressman in charge, 60 cents,