Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-19

from the JoD 10 the monOtype section.
John H w. Thrush of the day proof
| room will begin a two-week leave OF
absence Monday.
James W. Pike, Hiram W. Stoddard
and John O. Russell of the watch force
are on vacation.
Charles E. Allison is among those on
| the sick report Of the engineers Sec
ton.
Daniel McCallum, compositor in the
document thand) section. who has been
on the sick list for a week, reported
for work Wednesday,.
Allan C. Clough of the job composing
section has been detailed this week as
press reviser in place of Emerson B.
Swayne.
Miss Bessie Mcmahon has received 8
temporary appointment as clerk tc
James E. Cogan, foreman of the for
warding and finishing section of the
bindery.
Dave Mcneil, a former operator In
the linotype section of the office, VINO
resigned some time since. represented
Newark IN. J) Typographical Union
at the recent !. T. U. convention a'
Providence, Il. L
George ]. Woodgate. f. P. Wilkins
and John Maley, compositors in the
document (hand) section, are on the
sick list.
Charles w. Bouvet and John r. Bun
dy of the carpenter section, are en-
joying part of their leave of absence
Charles E. Rudy of the proofroom Is
taking a two-week vacation.
James II. Platter and Peter Singleton
of the buildings division are on leave
of absence.
known as a downtown printer and an
operator in the linotype section OF the
government printing office, represent
ed Pittsburgh Union at Providence, X.
l., at the August convention OF the
/. T. U.
A. P. Beatty and James Willis, COM
positors in the document (hand) Sec
ton, are enjoying leave OF absence.
C. r. Hooper of the carpenter section
has been absent during the week on
account of illness.
Appointments, separations and trans
fers in the government printing once
for the week ending Tuesday, sep
TENDER Is, 1914, have been announced
as follows:
Appointments-Howar E. America,
probationary messenger boy; Mrs. Ade-
laids F. Barnes, probationary press
feeder; Emmett H. Burke, caster heip-
er, reinstatement: Miss Edith =. doyt'
emergency monotype keyboard oper-
ator; Mrs. Lena Lemon, probationary
cataloguer; Robert w. McGrath. pro-
stationary messenger boy; Kane Ma
hony, compositor, reinstatement.
Separations-Everett F. Cole. proba.
tionary mess messenger BOX Ka1pb = Gaq
land, electrotype finisher; Mrs. Rose
D. Lawrenson, press feeder, resigned;
George p. F. Mancosos, resigned; Sam
uel E. Mullen, compositor, resigned;
Walter A. Reiss, temporary skilled la
borer resigned; William c. Robinson,
unskilled laborer, resigned.
Transfers, etc.-Joseph Williams,
compositor, so cents an hour, to mono
type keyboard operator, so cents an
hour. monotype section: Lawrence n.
vision to office of the foreman of bind
ing; Joseph 1. Colliere. from skilled
laborer, 25 cents an hour, to fireman,
40 cents an hour, engineers section !:
Clarence H. Peake, skilled laborer, 70
cents an hour, press division. to ma
type section; Harry C. Wells. from
skilled laborer, at rs cents an hour. to
caster helper, at IS cents an hour,
monotype section; Clarence J. Vliet,
from maker-up, 60 cents an hour, mon
otype section (night), to proof reader.
at 60 cents an hour, proof section,
night; John w. Schott, from messenger.
at Is cents an hour, to messenger. at
35 cents an hour. Office of the super
intendent of work: William H. kaun-
man, machinist's helper. at 40 cents
an hour. to monotype machinist. at 81
cents an hour. monotype section; Marcy
M. Mitchell. from compositor, at 81
cents an hour, monotype section, TO
proof reader, at 60 cents an hour, PROOF
section; John r. Durisoe, from COM
ton, to proof reader, at 60 cents an
hour, proof section: Samuel Hersho-
witt, from skilled laborer. at rs cents
an hour. to caster helper. at 80 cents
an hour, monotype section: John j..
Whalen. from messenger, at Is cents
hour Office of the superintendent OF
work; William H. Van Bibber. from
compositor, at so cents an hour, hand
section, to proof reader, at 50 cents an
hour, proof section: William L. Kirby,
from monotype keyboard operator, at
so cents an hour. monotype section. to
computer, at S. per diem, computing
section; Charles F. Sullivan, from COM
positor, at so cents an hour. monotype
section. to proof reader, at 50 cents
an nOur, PROOF SeCtlOH, DcHJdAaih 7.
Harrison, from proof reader, at SO
cents an hour, to copy editor. at IS
cents an hour. proof section; Town
send NJ Lucas. skilled laborer. from
hand section (night) to press division
(day); Eugene H. Andrew. linotype
operator, at 60 cents an hour. linotype
section (night). to computer. at IS per
diem, computing section; Joseph E.
Cotton, proof reader. at 60 cents an
hour, to copy editor. at IS cents an
hour, proof section; Charles B. Tanner.
transferred from messenger to clerk.
office of the superintendent OF work.