Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-01
In the Government Printing Office

division will leave next week on a trip
north and will spend part of his leave In
Michigan.
Reviser Philip A. Wiley OF the proof
room who has been on the sick list for
several weeks. is reported improving.
Samuel W. Taylor and George A. Har-
per, temporary compositorS in the mono
type section, have been dropped.
Gilbert X. Rust and Urban Jones were
appointed temporary pressmen this week.
| Thomas ]. Martin. George T. Erdman.
| John " Moran and John T. Finnegau.
| all OF ne press division. have been grant
| ed leave OF absence.
/, Appointments, separations. transfers.
etc. for the week ending Wednesday
have been announced as follows:
Appontments--Georg W. wynant. pro-
Thomas S. Cur tin. Andrew J. Heard Jo-
seph Z. Walch. Wallace L. Drake. c. Ed
ward Smith. temporary prcssmen: Harry
". Schwarz. skilled laborer: Charles L.
Cannon. Jacob III. Reichard, probationary
skilled laborers; Miss Emma l.. Russell
helper: Miss Anna w. Buriett, probation
airy press feeder: Mrs. Anna B. Tiffany,
| temporary press feeder; Philip f. Nc
Cullough. Philip W. Green. Albert S. Cake,
probationary messenger boy.
Separations-Miss Minnie T. Howard.
M Kate DAILY. Mrs. Johanna Riordan,
Miss Mary Nally. Mrs. Eleanor c. Scott.
Mrs May Y. Murphey. Mrs. Belle Bright,
emergency press feeders. dropped: Charles
Apoionia T. Abel. skilled laborer 0e-
male). dropped: Isaiah Hatton, skilled
!aborer. dropped: Thomas II. Parker tenn
porary skilled laborer. resigned: Leo SIM
mons, Herman Adoiph. Alan T. Phelps.
temporary skilled laborers. dropped
James H. Mathiot. probationary press.
man, resigned: William +. Berger tenn
porary pressman, dropped: Byron H.
Baxter. compositor. dropped; Adolph L.
lie Buffe. counter. dropped; Charles L.
Brosee, ONCE helper. dropped; Charles A.
Ihurston. bookbinder. resigned: Robert II
J Marceilus bookbinder. dropped: Frank r.
CohiIi caster helper. resigned: Mrs. Mary
). kiliian, press feeder. resigned.
Transfers, etc.-Miss Bessie f. Waters
Mrs. Alta S. Hayes, Miss Florine Harris
Miss Hattie b. Boyd. Miss Montague A.
Brown, Miss Robinette A. Quarles. Mrs
Bertha A. Rose, Mrs Lillian L. Williams
Miss Josephine McGhee skilled laborers
female), % cents an hour, to machine
operators (female,. 27ls cents, ruling anS
sewing section: Walter A. KinsolvinR
monotype Keyboard operator. 60 cents ar
hour, monotype section. night, to proof
reader, 90 cents, proof section night
George ii. Ball proof reader. 80 cents al
hour, to compositor, 20 cents, job section
Charles w. Bell. reviser, s. cents ar
hour. to compositor. 50 cents Job sec.
ton: William Hennessy Smith. proof
reader, 20 cents an hour, to compositor
90 cents. job section: Richard Arm. 10.
seph W. Fritz, Charles w. Henshaw
George w. Sarr. compositors, job section
to monotype section; George H. Freeman
skilled laborer, pamphlet binding section
night, to day: Mrs. Bessie c. COMO pro.
dictionary press feeder, press division
day. to intermediate: Mrs. Lille 4. Crist
press feeder. press division. intermediate
to night: Miss Margaret T. Nolan, proba.
honary press feeder. press division, in
termediate. to day; Charlie p. Nay and
James f. Stevens. skilled laborers. press
division, day. to night: Charles A. Neil
skilled laborer. press division. night. to
day; George +. Henry. skilled laborer
% cents an hour. to messenger. % cents
press division; Samuel Hershowitz, mes.
senger boy, IL cents an hour. to skilled
laborer. % cents. monotype section: Dan.
lei c. Ray, helper, 30 cents an hour, &c
skilled laborer, % cents. press division
Sewell Shrevc, probationary skilled la.
borer. hand section, to ruling and sewing
section; Emerson G. Green, unskilled la.
borer. ruling and sewing section, to hand
section.