The Washington herald., 1913-09-07

| Appointments, separations, and trans
fers in the Government Printing once
for the week ended September are as
| follows:
Appointments- Katherine Nolan. emergency
| pressfeeder; James H Adams. Harry Il. Geisbert.
oEn A. Palmer, William o. Smith. Samuel ID.
Barr. David c. Mckenzie. Marcus p. Jackson
Wilson D. McNelly. Michael T. Barrett. Prank r.
Fugitt, Lawrence Hurley. Michael p. Meksnna. and
Harry NJ. Webb. temporary compositors.
separatiOns-EdWard N. kerrott. cUmposltor' re-
signed; Paul /. Butler and Henri W. Shields. caster
helpers. resigned; Richard Taylor, coAuneur' re-
signed; Albert J. Smith. temporary messenger boy
resigned
Transfers, &e-AIbrt D. Rust, r.. pFoofreAdeI.
| proof section day to night; Townsend III. Lucas
messenger boy, prod section night to once superln-
tendent Of work day; Richard L. b. Wakeneid. tenn
porary messenger boy onHce superintendent Of work
day to proof section night; Richard Ii. Anderson
caster helper, monotype section night 10 dAyi John
c. Euler. mOnotype keyboard operator, and william
W. Wallace, caster helper. monotype section day
to night; William B. MOncure. caster helper, .
cents per hour. monotype section, to helper, .
cents per hour plate vault section; Mhlard r
Peake compassion 50 cents per hour, hand section
night to proofreadef 90 cents per hour. proof So
ton night; George r. Boone. maker-up 90 cents PER
hour. hand section, TO compositor. 80 CENTS Per
hour mOnotype section; Charles W. RAdley, desk
man 65 cents Der hour, to linotype OPERATOR 50 cents
per hour, linotype section; Charles NJ siIer. lnD-
type operator. 60 cents per hour, to proofreade 50
cents per hour. Library Of Congress branch printing
section; Homer NJ. Mohr. linotype section. to
Library Of Congress branch printing section (ino-
type OPERATOR; Frank r. Burton. helper. IS cents
per hour plate vault section, TO caster helper, %
cents per hour, monotype section; Charles A. Neil
skilled lAboreT, press division day TO night; Charles
J. Grouse probationary skilled lRboreT, press dlTi-
sion night to day; Ralph Z. Evans skilled laborer,
press division to electrical sectiOn John G Clemson.
messenger boy, $50 per annum, ONCE Of purchasing
agent to skilled laborer. sS5 DIT snnum. Office Of
~
Mrs. Florence R. Boteler. skilled lGborer tfemAls.
press division to ofice superintendent Of dOcl-
mentS; Merriam G. Hayson, aborer. Office Of superin-
endent Of documents to division intermediate;
BENJAMIN J. Westray. skilled hborer, press division
intermediate to Office Of superintendent Of docu-
ments
Prof Edward Mccormick, of the day
hand section, will spend his leave in
Syracuse, n. Y.
Edward NJ. Kerrott, an employee of
the Government Printing Office for sew
eraI years, has resigned, and will make
his residence with his sister in Chicago,
ILL.,, where he formerly resided. Mr..
Kerrott carries with him the best wishes
of a large circle Of friends.
Hon. John P. Murphy, postmaster OF
the United States Senate, was a G. P. o.
visitor during the week. Having been a
compositor in the job room during Pub
lie Printer Benedict's first administra-
ton, almost a quarter OF a century ago,
he received a cordial greeting from his
old acquaintances remaining in the Of
fee. He always has been actively inter-
ested in union affairs, and is an infiuen-
tial member of Nashville Union, No.~20,
in which city he resides.
Two weII-known "spess" employees,
Byron A. Ford and Valentine Run, are
absent on leave.
John L Getman, William R. Love,
and John O'NeiIl were granted several
days leave, beginning September .
Thomas A. McAloon, compositor in the
night hand section, has been granted |
several days leave.
Jesse Smith, Of the night hand section. |
is on leave.
C. D. R. Hawkins and Henry Edwards, |
OF the day hand section, have been |
granted leave.
John Tuite, of the day hand section, |
and a veteran of the civil war, will pass |
his fifteen days leave in his home city, |
Detroit, Mich.
George Lloyd Norton, messenger boy in |
the day hand section, having been |
granted eleven days leave, will pass the |
same at Falls Church and Atlantic City. |
E. F. Morrison, OF the day hand Sec
tion, is passing his leave at his bungalow |
near Colonial Beach.
Charles E. Tompkins is a recent trans
fer from the night proof section to the L
hand day.
James p. Garner, of the catalogue de-
tail hand section, has perfected ar
for fifteen days fishing above
the Great Falls.
The following includes number OF the
employees of the day hand section who
returned from leave the present week: