The Washington herald., 1914-10-04

Memorandum Of appointments. separa.
lions. transfers, etc. In the Government
Printing once for the week ended Sep
tember 9. are as follows:
AppoIntments-John w. Cameron. skill.
ed laborer. reinstatement: Harry A. Grit
ton. probationary messenger boy; Joseph
Landow, probationary messenger boy
Theodore +. Wilson. probationary mes
senger boy; John J. Wander schaef, pro-
bationary messenger boy; Charles w.
Butler, temporary unskilled laborer;
Frank o. Hart, temporary compositor;
William Allison, temporary compositori
Frank s. Lerch, temporary eompositor.
Observation-Disclosures P. Ehrmantraut,
resigned; Charles 8. Adams, resigned:
George l. Pumphrey, resigned.
Transfers, etc.-Frank N. Roller. COM
positor. from State section to job section;
William J. Weiss, compositor. from State
section to hand section; Benedict W. In
gram, from skilled laborer. pamphlet
binding section at IS cents an hour. to
caster. helper. monotype section. at IS
cents an hour; John A. Murphy. from
skilled laborer. at 25 cents an hour. to
messenger. at 90 cents an hour, delivery
section; James II. Scott. from skilled Ia
borer, at Is cents an hour, TO messenger.
- ~ NEAlLb Rn QGllNcLy HcCllOns
Peter A. Smith. from unskilled Iaborer,
at Is cents an hour. to chauffeur, at 30
cents an hour, delivery section; Arthur
]. D. TAFT, from messenger boy. at Is
cents an hour, proof section night. TO
skilled laborer, At 25 cents an hour, Sam-
phlet binding section day: Stephen T.
Dale, from skilled laborer, at . cents
an hour, TO caster helper, at 5 cents an
hour. monotype section; Richard Taylor,
from unskilled laborer. at 25 cents an
hour. to chauffeur. at 90 cents an hour.
delivery section; William J. Smith, from
skilled laborer. at 25 cents an hour.
pamphlet binding section. to caster helper,
at S5 cents an hour. monotype section:
Alfred r. Lowey. pressman. from press
division day, to postal card section: Mrs
Jennett s. Tyler. press feeder, from press
division day. TO postal card section: Miss
Marie Burgy. press feeder from War
and Navy section. to State War and
Navy section: Earnest P. Knapp. linotype
operator, from linotype section night. to
linotype section day: Miss Mary z. c.
Fleishell, from binder. at 30 cents an
hour. postal card section. to press feeder.
at q l-2 cents an hour. presswork diYi-
sion; George ". Schaefer. compositor,
from monotype section day. to hand sec
ton day; Eugene F. Smith. from linotype
operator, at 50 cents an hour linotype
section night. to proof reader at 50 cents
an hour. proof section night: Richard H
Anderson, caster helper. from monotype
section night, to monotype section day:
Joseph H. Carroll. skilled Iaborer, from
press division night, TO press division day:
Norman Meg. Key. temporary unSkiIled
laborer, from press division day, TO press
division night; Rollins F. chisolm, COM
positor. from hand section day, to mono
type section day; Michael J. Shea, from
electrotype molder in charge, at s. cents
an hour, to electrotype molder at 50
cents an hour. foundry section day; Frank
0. Cole, pressman. from press division
day. TO Library OF Congress branch print
ing section: Miss Sarah E. Meyer, press
feeder, from press division day. to Lii
orary Of Congress branch printing sec
tion; Harold D. Butler. electrotype mold
er. at 50 cents an hour, to electrotype
molder in charge. at s. cents an hour.
foundry section day; Benjamin l. Vi
pond, assigned as clerk at 1850 per an
mum. once OF the accountants.
Following are the more important ac-
cidents reported for the week by Doctor
medical oficer:
Mrs. E c. Wallace. visitor. while
through the foundry division. re-
ceived an acid burn on her right arm
aTo lace as d TeHulI OF an operator ac-
cidentally slipping upon the floor while
engaged at his work
James z. Wilkins, skilled laborer,
buildings division. severe laceration
tight hand. extending to the first finger.
the hand having been in the gear Of a
hack saw.
Richard Taylor, laborer. press division.
revere sprain Of right forearm.
Arthur Wallace. Of the press division.
fracture Of great toe, right foot
Miss Mary Price. press division, severe
,prsin OF back. due to slipping upon a
vet floor within the ONCE.
James R. Johnson. laborer, foundry d.
'ision. severe laceration OF left leg.
Michael ]. Keating. machinist, lacera-
ion OF right leg
David A. Young, oiler. engineer section.
evere confusion Of left leg, due TO
all upon the floor Of engine room.
Eugene Smith, president Of Columbia