Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-04

ana ca6emaKlng Secllon OF the plIuei
will spend her vacation visiting with her
sister in Connecticut. She will be absent
a month.
John J. Mclean was acting inspector OF
the foundry last week during the absence
Of Inspector Dill.
A. B. Johnson operator in the monotype
keyboard section, has been granted thlr-
ty days leave, and left Thursday, with
Mrs Johnson. for the latter's home. IN
Strasburg, Pa, where Mrs. johnson VIII
remain for a time to recuperate her
health.
Mrs. Nellie r. Terry of the press divi-
sion suffered a slight injury to her hand
while at work Thursday.
Martin Dreis Thomas Eastburn and
William Milligan. all employees in the Tor
warding and finishing section Of the
bindery, have applied for leave Of alb
sence.
George W. Graham of the day proof
room who has been on leave OF absence
will report for duty Monday.
William A. Sellers Of the watch force
enjoyed the remainder Of their annual
leave the past week.
Edward J. Shine Of the press division.
who has been touring Europe for the
past month, has been favoring many OF
his fellow-employes in the press division
with post cards from Ireland, England
and France.
Proofreader E. Finley Kitson OF the day
proofroom has applied for thirty days.
leave of absence and will begin his annual
vacation Monday.
George f. Dill Of the foundry division
returned to work Wednesday, at the close
Of his vacation period.
Frank A. Everts of the day proofroom
is absent from duty, suffering from
painful carbuncle on his neck
Edward W. Morcock Of the night mono
type section has been on the sick list.
John j. Burns Of the foundry division
has the sympathy of his fellow-employes
in the death of his wife, which occurred
last week.
B. l.. Stidham who has been on detail
in the linotype section, has returned to
the proofroom.
Appointments separations. transfers.
etc, in the government printing once TOT
week ending Wednesday, July l, have
been announced, as follows:
Appontments-Nye f. Emmons. helper
transferred from isthmian canal serV-
ice): John A. Bolts. temporary pressman:
Miss Anna II. Hunt. probationary skill
lor. probationary linotype operator;
Joseph w. Pospisiel, skilled laborer
transferred from Department Of ASri-
culture-office of experiment statfons,.
Separations-William B. Moncure, help
er; Robert W. Morse. unskilled laborer,
cImDOSltOr.
ward ]. Fahey. probationary messenger
boy, resigned.
Transfers, etc-Edward F. Jackson.
skilled laborer, from job section to stores
division; Benjamin Burnett. unskllied Ia
borer, from stores division to job section;
Everett F. Cole. probationary messenger
boy, from office of superintendent of docu-
ments to proof section day; Miss Mary
f. Regan. from helper at $1,000 per an
mum. buildings division. to clerk, at S1."D
per annum. buildings DIVISION; CHarencs
w Hogarth bookbinder. forwarding and
finishing section, to ruling and sewing
section; Miss Maria ]. Watkins, skilled
laborer 0emale) from forwarding and
finishing section to ruling and sewing
section: Edward J. HaZon, bookbinder.
ruling and sewing section, to forwarding
and finishing section; John r. Bundy. UNI
skilled laborer, from buildings division
to carpenter and paint shop section: Miss
Mary E. Henckel, from press feeder. at
27@ cents per hour. press division toay)'
to clerk. at $40 per annum, office of the
accountant; James A. George. skilled la
borer at % cents per hour. office of fore
man of binding, to helper. at 30 cents per
hour, pamphlet binding section day:
Aloysius F. Burns, skilled laborer, at %
cents per hour, press division day, to
helper, at So cents per hour, plate vault
section; Will Chrisnan, messenger boy, at
10 cents per hour. proof section day. to
skilled laborer. at % cents per hour,
pamphlet binding section 1nterior); Roy
J. Lyons skilled laborer, at % cents per
hour, pamphlet binding section Qnteriop.
to caster helper, at 35 cents per hour
linotype section day; Charles N. Travis,
compositor. at 30 cents per hour, linotype
section might, to linotype operator, at
60 cents per hour, linotype section (night !;
Mrs. Mary j. Speaks, directress-in-
charge at 40 cents per hour. pamphlet
binding section day., to directress. at 35
cents per hour, pamphlet binding section