Evening star., 1914-01-31
returned to work after weeks illness in

returned to work after weeks illness in
Baltimore.
Alexander Spinks of the watch force
Will take leave of absence for ten days
beginning February .
Miss Marie Bergin OF the finishing sec
ton of the hindery, has been III at her
| home for two weeks
Miss Anna Burkett who has been en-.
ployed at night in the press division. ha.
returned to work in the day section
n. ]. Lillard. an old-time employe Of
the government printing Office. now OF
Pensacola. Fla. has been appointed re-
ceiver for the Pensacola News. Mr. Lii.
lard has for number of years been the
active manager of the Florida Ala ALBANIA
Interstate Fair Association.
Compositor w II. Van Bibber of tn.
document thand section has been de
tailed as maker-up during the week
The oldtme minstrel show to he giver
by Local No. 4, International Brother.
hood of Bookbinders, at National Rifles
Han. 9TH and G streets February Is
promises to be one of the best of is
kind ever given by this organization.
W. J. Baldwin. John J. Callahan. Ira
E. Cole. F. H. Walpole William @. Glib
son, Mrs. c. A. Moore, Miss Mary Price
Mrs. Nirgie Langley, Miss Annie Goss
and Mrs Florence Cullen. all of the
press division. are on the sick list.
Mrs. A. A. Coeklesser. who has re-
covered from weeks illness. is again
on duty in the stamping section of the
bindery.
Michael Burke of the watch force. who
was taken i'll recently, is being treated
at Sibley Hospital.
Roscoe d. Pinkett of the press di-
vision has resigned and will reside in
Wilmington. Del, where he will practice
pharmacy.
A pleasing incident occurred in the
forwarding and finishing section of the
olndery recently. when the many friends
of Miss Mary Garrett presented her with
flowers and offered congratulations the
occasion being the celebration of her
birthday anniversary.
Henry W. Minor and Harry :. Sey-
mour. who have been working on the in
termediatc force of the press division
have been transferred to night work
Samuel F.. Mullen. one of the veteran
employees in the document thandt sec
ton. is absent from the office on account
Of illness.
James c. Toy Daniel D. Marsh and
Daniel A. Babcock, of the watch force
are on the sick list.
Albert E. Ogg. former member OF
Columbia Typographical Union of this
city, who went into the ministry num-
Der of years ago. ard who for several
years has been stationed in Madras In
dia- a missionary. has written Secre-
tary George G. Siebold that he will leave
his station in the far east and come back
to this country. Impaired health is the
cause of his return.
Elijah Brown of the buildings section
is confined TO his home on account of H.
ness.
Electrician j. f. McCrackin is on the
sick list this week.
Appointments. separations. transfers.
etc. in the government printing office for
week ending Wednesday have been an
nounced as follows:
Appointments-Robert W Callaway
skilled laborer; John NJ. Jeffries. proba
tionary messenger boy: Mrs. Mary NJ
Millen, probationary press feeder.
Separations-Mrs. Eva A. Dent press
feeder temporary: Mrs. Flora NJ. Snow
press feeder emergency.
Transfers. etc-John II. Butler maker
up at 80 cents per hour, hand section
tday). to imposer AT 80 cents per hour
Miss Mary +. Johansen. tabulator at 81 q
per diem. computing division. to tabu-
lator at $3.50 per diem: James A. Phelps
messenger boy at IL cents per hour
buildings division. to skilled laborer a,
% cents per hour, engineers section
Henry w. Minor. skilled laborer. press
division Gntermediate,, TO press division
might; Harry S. Seymoure, skilled la
borer press division tday) to press divi-
sion dntermediateD: Norman &. Stow,
probationary messenger boy. office of the
superintendent of work, to buildings divi-
sion; Courtney NJ. Marcy, skilled labor
er. office of the foreman of binding, to
pamphlet binding section tday).