Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-06

I ton: Orilup H. George, C. c. Hansen,
Eugene A. cambridge.
Louis F. Suit OF the carpenters' sec
ton, began an outing of eleven days
Tuesday.
NJ ]. McInervey, machinist. Is enjoying
a leave of twelve days, beginning Tues
day.
C. F. vogel of the jobroom and Mrs.
Vogel have returned from trip to
Detroit, Canada, Buffalo and Albany.
N. Y. They were absent twenty-five
days.
The Bermudas are visited each year by
at least one employee Of the government
printing Office. Year before last 1t was
Mr.. Carpenter. last year Mr.. Kinsolving
made the trip, and this year Mr.. Buck
holtz will make 1t.
W. Hennessey Smith was recently as
signed desk in the job proofroom.
Theodore Hardy. for many years an en-
ploye Of the government printing office,
was in the cast at Polls last week.
John J. Pepper, copy collator in the day
proofroom. has returned from leave OF
fifteen days, most OF 1t spent fishing In the
Eastern branch.
Miss Sarah F. Stimson. proofreader,
returned to work Tuesday after an ex-
tended vacation, which included g. trip
on the great lakes from Buffalo, N. Y,
to Duluth, MIMI, a look at Niagara Falls,
visit to her old home in Boston and a
week with relatives at Brooklyn. N. Y.
Joe NJ Johnson was reelected Tuesday
night chairman of the night proofroom
chapel.
Miss May D. White, who has the dis
of the day linotype force spent the Labor
day holiday at Atlantic City.
Linotype Operator Henry c. Mclean
spent Labor day at Old Point Comfort
Appointments. separations. transfers,
etc. in the government printing office for
the week ending September 3, were an
nounced today. as follows:
Appointments Mrs. Katherine Nolan,
emergency press feeder; James H. Adam,
Harry H. Geisbert, Gin. A. Palmer, Will
liam 0. Smith, Samuel D. Barr, David
G. Mckenzie, Marcus p. Jackson. Wilson
D. McNelly. Michael F. Barrett. Frank
P. Fugitt, Lawrence Hurley. Michael P.
Mckenna and Harry NJ. Webb, temporary
compositors.
Observation-Disclosures NJ. kerrott. COM
positor, resigned; Paul I. Butler and
Henri w. SnlclQS. Caster ucipeIS, IcolSH-
ed: Richard Taylor, chauffeur. resigned;
Albert J. Smith, temporary messenger
boy. resigned.
Transfers, ete.--Albert D. Rust. jr..
proofreader, proof section day. to night:
Townsend NJ Lucas, messenger boy.
proof section. night to office of superin-
tendent Of work, day: Richard E. b.
Wakefield, temporary messenger boy, Of
flee superintendent of work. day, to
proof section. night; Richard H. Ander-
night, to day: John c. kuler. monotype
keyboard operator, and William w. Wal
lace, caster helper, monotype section,
day.! to night: William B. Moncure.
caster helper, IS cents per hour, mono
type section. to helper. 80 cents per hour,
plate vault section; Willard F. Peake,
compositor, 80 cents per hour, hand Sec
ton, night, to proofreader. 20 cents per
hour. proof section. night: George r.
Boone. maker-up. 60 cents per hour hand
monotype section: Charles w. Radley,
deskman, 65 cents per hour, to linotype
operator, 60 cents per hour, linotype Sec
ton: Charles M. Sizer. linotype operator.
per hour, Library of Congress branch
printing section: Homer NJ. Mohr, lino-
type section. to Library OF Congress
branch printing section Linotype oper-
ator); Frank r. Burton. helper. thirty
FIVE cents per hour. plate vault section, to
caster helper, So cents per hour. mono
tyne section: Charles A. Neil, skilled
laborer, press division. day, to night:
Charles j. Grouse probationary skilled
laborer, press division. night. to day.
Ralph E. Evans skilled laborer. press
division, to electrical section: John G.
Clemson, messenger boy, $40 per annum,
ONCE Of purchasing agent. to skilled la
borer, 1925 per annum, Office superin-
tendent of documents. distribution Sec
ton; Mrs. Florence r. Boteler. skilled
Ia borer (female) press division, to Office
superintendent Of documents: Merriam c.
Hayson, laborer, Office superintendent Of
documents, to press division, informed
fate:: Benjamin ]. Westray. skilled la
borer. press division, intermediate, to of
flee Superintendent OF documents.