Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-03
referee on specifications during the abb
Sence of ]. w. Schmaling.

west, is keeping her friends advised OF
the latest ones coming from Cincin-
natl, Ohio.
Harry G. Kerns of the machine shop
section is taking his annual vacation.
Miss Amanda Craig of the night press
division has been absent from duty
during the week on account OF illness
Deskman Frank r. McFadyen of the
monotype keyboard section returned to
work Thursday after spending two
weeks at his old home, Waynesville.
n. C.
During the rush on specification work
]. W. Mccain and J. D. Lyon are as
sisting in the preparation of copy.
Joseph W. Woodland, Eugene D.
Smith, Z. B. Welborn, John A. Berkly
and James d. Pettiford are among
those on leave from the sanitary Sec
ton this week.
John T. o'Hara is acting in charge of
the Job press section during the alb
sence of John z. kahler.
Cards received from F. c. Roberts of
the day proofroom, who is attending
the meeting of the trustees of the
Union Printers Home at Colorado
Springs, Col, announce much business
| transacted by the board and an enjoy
able outing in the Colorado city. He
is accompanied by Mrs. Roberts.
Edward Mccormick of the document
(hanO section has been on detail in
the ~" during the week.
William H Fisher of the day proof
room returned from two-weeks' leave
of absence Thursday.
The following employees of the press
this week: Frank H. Walpole, Ed
ward L. Whine, Mrs. E. K. Bradley,
Mrs. n. F. V. Lyons, Miss Mary Price,
Miss Mary Wise, Daniel c. Ray and
Gus W. Hill.
Reviser David S. Walton of the main
proofroom has been on vacation for
the past week.
Carl o. Nelson of the press division
has been detailed to the monotype sec
ton as caster helper.
Mrs. Mamie McMichael of the mono
type keyboard section is spending two
weeks at Erie, Pa.
William J. Graham and w. J. w Bay
ly are leavetakers in the engineers
section this week.
Miss E. NJ. Hahn. who has been visit
ing friends in Manhattan. N. Y. re-
turned to work in the forwarding and
finishing section of the bindery today.
Charles E. Rudy, who has been on
two weeks vacation, returned to his
desk in the proofroom Thursday.
Miss Rose Mccarthy of the press di-
vision has been detailed to the State,
War and Navy branch this week.
A. L. Roberts of the day proof-revis-
ing force is again on the sick list.
Copyholder H. D. Lowd has been ad-
vanced to the position of reader dur
ing the rush work in the day proof
room.
Appointments, separations, transfers,
etc, in the government printing Office
for the week ending September 20 have
been announced as follows:
Appointments John w. Cameron,
skilled laborer, reinstatement; Harry
A Gritton, probationary messenger
boy; Joseph Landow, probationary mes
senger boy; Theodore F. Wilson. pro-
stationary messenger boy; John j. Van
der Schaaf, probationary messenger
| boy; Charles w. Butler, temporary
unskilled laborer; Frank o. Hart, tenn
porary compositor; William Allison.
temporary compositor; Frank S. Lerch,
temporary compositor.
Separations = Raymond P. Ehrman-
traut, resigned; Charles S. Adams, re-
signed; George L. Humphrey. resigned.
| Transfers. etc.-Frank NJ. Roller.
compositor, from state section to job
section; William J. Weiss. compositor,
| from state section to hand section;
| Benedict W. Ingram, from skilled Ia
| borer, pamphlet binding section, at 25
cents an hour. to caster helper, mono
| type section, at 35 cents an hour; John
A Murphy, from skilled laborer, at IS
| cents an hour, to messenger, at 30
| cents an, hour, delivery section; James
H. Scott. from skilled laborer. at 25
cents an hour. delivery section; Peter
A. Smith. from unskilled laborer. at
25 cents an hour. to chauffeur, at 80
cents an hour, delivery section; Arthur
j. D. TAFT, from messenger boy, at Is
cents an hour. proof section (night), to
skilled laborer. at IS cents an hour,
/; pamphlet binding section day !;
I Stephen T. Dale, from skilled laborer,
at rs cents an hour, to caster helper,
at 35 cents an hour. monotype section !;
| Richard Taylor, from unSkilled la
borer, at rs cents an hour, to chauf-
| feur, at 80 cents an hour, delivery sec
ton; William ]. Smith, from skilled
laborer. at % cents an hour, pamphlet
cents an hour. monotype section; AL
tred X Lowey, pressman, from press
division day to postal card section;
Mrs. Jennett S; Tyler. press feeder,
card section; Miss Marie Burgy, press
feeder, from War and Navy section. to
State. War and Navy section; Ernest
+. Knapp, linotype operator, from limo
type section (night) to linotype Sec
ton (day): Miss Mary E. c. Fleishell,
from bander, at 80 cents an hour, pos
tai card section, to press feeder, at
2I12 cents an hour. presswork division
George w. Schaefer. compositor, from
monotype section day to hand sec
ton day; Eugene F. Smith. from
/ linotype operator. at 60 cents an hour
linotype section tnight). to proof read
| er. at 60 cents an hour. proof section
! might; Richard H. Anderson, caster
helper. from monotype section (night)
to monotype section day: Joseph Fl
Carroll, skilled laborer, from press divi-
sion (niShD to press division day
Norman Meg. Key. temporary unskill-
| ed laborer, from press division day
to press division (nighU; Rollins F
Chisolm. compositor. from hand .sec-
ton day to monotype section (day)
Michael ]. Shea. from electrotype mold
er in charge. at 65 cents an hour. to
lelectrotype molder, at 80 cents an hour
foundry section day: Frank O. Cole
Dressman, from press division (day) &c
Library OF Congress branch printing
section; Miss Sarah Z. Meyer, press
feeder from press division day tc
Library of Congress branch printing
section; Harold d. Butler, electrotyp t
| molder, at 60 cents an hour, TO electro.
TYPE molder in charge, at IS cents ar
hour. foundry section day; Benja.
min l.. Vipond. assigned as clerk al
$500 per annum, office of the account.
ant.
! WAR DEPARTMENT.