Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-20

VI Everett w Lawrence, formerly an
operator IN the linotype section OF tnA
q. =. O.. who is the printing insfruc,e-
VI .he school. The paper presents a
'Sat, up-to-date appearance typo
eraphicaily and contains illustrations
OF especial interest
Last Monday several workmeu found
an old tombstone in the court ward OF
the building. bearing the inscrintion-
Leanna Jones' wife of Alfred Ians
uied May 20. 1887. age thirteen wears
and some months" The stone is in m,
once OF w. D. Metz. superintendent OF
buildings. who says that il WAS prob
ably unearthed during the eScavatio,
ior the foundation of the new building
owing to the volume of work in ;he
night proofroom. Marsh A. Boden-
manner and Robert w Christian are
acting as referees.
The minstrel show to be given nv
-ocat NO. !, International Brotherhood
OF Book binders. January IL 1915 ~
-National Rifles Armory, viii have AZ
ehdmen William Holt. Ben SneIlbrinc
-. %. w elsh. Herbert Weston. J. Irwin
Esterly and Jimmie Buckley. Edward
faudert Will be the interiocutor. This
Is the big annual event of the MEM
oers OF the local hookbinders' union.
Fletcher Bowden, desklnan in rho az,
ohce OF the assistant foreman of print
ing, has returned from Houston. TeH
where ne was called on account of fh,.
serious Illness of his mother who /.
more than eighty years old. Mrs RowS
den. though somewhat improved. is in
feeble health ~
Commander Samuel q. Mawson. as,
sistant doorkeeper. presided ar The
reception rendered by Phil Sherida,
rost: g. A. r.. to the ladies of Phil
sheridan Relief Corps. Friday night
A program of music and recjfation.
VAS furnished by Miss Mary Regain.
MIS- NJ l.. Willis. NJ p. Fitzgerald ana
Master =. Weaver
owing to the large number of nubIic
documents at present running in me
uas proofroom. Proofreaders Barnhart
Neiii and Stutsman are assisting the
corps OF copy editors in the work.
Charles III. Williams and ceor.
max OF the press division have heep az
tailed to the hand section this week.
Allen Coates of the buildings division
HAS oeen on the sick list the asst week
John NJ kemper of the press diyi-
sion, who has been on the sick list for
some time. reported for duty this week.
BENJAMIN A. Lineback of the day
proofroom took part of his annual
leave the past week.
HS LNAiSHlS MOmuS tknOckerSt
held meeting at the E.lks' club last
Sunday to perfect plans for the am
nuaf banquet and enterta inment of the
order. President Burkholder will an
nounce the committees and time and
place OF the banquet in the near fu-
ture.
Leave of absence has been granted TO
Jeremiah j. Mcdonald of the book
section of the press division.
Mrs. Anna b. Tiffany of the job press
section is reported as quite ill at her
home during the week.
Public Printer Ford has announced
the following memorandum of appoint
ments, separations transfers, etc, for
the week ending December Is:
observation-disclosures Altman, pro-
stationary messenger boy: Aloysius b.
Eichhorn, probationary messenger boy:
Eugene j. Lewis, probationary messen-
ger boy: George II. Moon, temporary
unskilled laborer; Neal ID. ODonnell.
probationary messenger boy: James 5.
Peyton, temporary unskilled laborer;
Harry C. Racoosin. probationary mes
senger boy: William w. Richardson,
probationary messenger boy; James Z.
Jenrles. messenger boy. reinstatement.
Separations-William II. Bohannon,
skilled laborer, resigned. Frank +. Kor-
mann, clerk. resigned. Thomas small
wood. unskilled laborer, resigned; Pat
rick F. Ganey, probationary messenger
boy. resigned; Walter r. Speake. pro-
stationary messenger boy, resigned:
Mrs. Sarah +. Downie folder
Transfers-Clark Robey, folding ma
chine operator. from pamphlet bindint,
section day to pamphlet binding sec
ton (night; John l.. Kelly. monotype
keyboard operator, from the temporary
to the permanent roll. Miss Margaret
T. Nolan, press feeder, ~ iscents an
hour. presswork division, TO bander.
30 cents an hour. postal card sectionJ
John Y. BaulSir, preSsman, from press
division to postal card section: Mrs.
Mary +. NJ. Whaley. pressfeeder from
the press division to the postal card
section: James H. Wynne. skilled la
borer, from press division day. to
press division tnighD: Albert Fulsom.
unskilled laborer. from press division
(nlght) to press division intermc-
diate): Alfred a. Davis. from compost
tor, so cents an hour. to press
rector. 50 cents an hour. from mono
type section (dayD to press division
(night: Oliver W. Heinecke. from
messenger boy, 10 cents an hour. ruiz
ing and sewing section, to skilled la
borer, % cents an hour. office OF fore
man of binding: William X. Carpenter,
from messenger boy. Is cents an hour.
proof section, to skilled laborer. IS
cents hour. pamphlet binding sec
ton: Winfred NJ. Robey. from mes
senger boy, 10 cents an hour, to skill
ed laborer, % cents an hour. from jo,
section TO pamphlet binding section;
Charles J. Selzle. from electrotype
molder's apprentice. 80 cents an hour.
to electrotype molder at 80 cents AN
hour. foundry section: Paul J. McCar-
thy. messenger boy, from the hand sec
ton day to monotype section
(nightD: Charles W. Wells, bookbinder.
from the Library of Congress branch
section to the ruling and sew
ing section: Fred A. Anderson. press
man. from the press division (night) to
the press division intermediary: Will
liam H Booth. Simon Radouski and
Emmett N. Burrell. skilled laborers,
from the press division (night) to the
press division intermediary; Andrew
r. Gill. pressman. and William B.
Scott. unskilled laborer. from the press
division Gntermediate) to the press di-
vision (night); Miss Kathryn c. Coon
ey. Mrs. Ella E. Steele and Mrs. Hem
rietta c. O'Shea. pressfeeders. from
press division (day) to press division
(nighD; Miss Lulu D. Jordan, press
feeder, from press division day to
press division intermediary; William
Albert White. skilled laborer. Office OF
the superintendent of documents, from
the lump sum to the statutory roll;
Dennis A. Manson, from electrician
n charge, 65 cents an hour. to cleo
.rician, So cents an hour, electrical