Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-11-29

nent printing Off1Ce Council OF the
| National Union, to be held December
| S, Castleman P. Boss and Philip Mach
! man, ST.. are candidates for the position
of treasurer.
| Thomas Ford of the office of chief
clerk is assisting in the clerical work
| In the purchasing division.
| e. D. Boteler is on the sick report Of
! the engineers section this week.
| Charles b. Huse, keyboard operator
| on the monotype section. has been abb
sent from the Office for ten days on ac-
count of illness.
Walter w Winnie of the press di-
| vision, who was injured about ten
days ago by receiving a shock from the
electrical equipment of press. is as
yet unable to report for duty.
The Washington Union Printers Ath-
| letic Association is planning several
feature entertainments for the win
ter, and President Bynum announces
that he has secured for one of these
entertainments Rev. Charles E. Fultz,
who will deliver an illustrated lecture
! on his trip to the Holy Land.
Emil Rebuschatis of Koenigsberg,
Germany. is visiting at the home of his
cousin, William w. Rebuschatis of the
| day proofroom.
J. w. Powell of the watch force has
been Ill at his home during the past
week.
Miss Helen C. Cote of the job press
dlV1slon sprained an ankle while on
| duty the past week and was taken to
her nome by the medical officer
Charles E. Groome of the monotype
KEYBOARD section returned the first of
the week from a two weeks hunting
| trip In Orange county, Va
Hugh OConor has been on the sick
report of the machine section during
| the week.
Joseph j. Birmingham. pressman. who
mas peen on an extended detail in the
postal card section. has returned to
DUTY IN the press division.
Wiiiiam II. Fisher of the day proof
room mas been granted nine days' leave
| or absence and Is on a visit to friends
on Long Island
John r. Davis of the sanitary section
IS absent from duty. due to illness
Proofreader S. B. Ragland has been
absent from his desk for two weeks
having undergone minor operation
Appointments separations. transfers
ETC. IN the government printing office
Tor the week ending November 25 are
announced as follows:
Appointments-Fran w Kihlbom.
orator; Mrs. Annie NJ Day, skilled Ia
oorer. transferred from Norfolk navy
yard. "
Separations-Joseph F. Montgomery.
9hskiiied laborer. resigned; Michael j.
Shea. electrotype molder. RESIGNED:
Lawrence L. Dulin, pressman, resigned !:
WHiam j: Burness. temporary electro
type nnlsher; Warren C. Wood COM
positor. resigned; William H. Richard
son, bookbinder, resigned
Transfers, etc-Edward p Stanley
, from proofreader at 60 cents an hour
PROOF section. to compositor at so cents
an hour. monotype section; Arthur A.
Aihsoh. from proofreader at 60 cents
an nour. proof section, to compositor
az 90 cents an hour. monotype section:
clarence J. Fliet, from proofreader at
on cents an hour, proof section, to COM
posltor at 90 cents an hour, monotype
secioh' arthur l.. Bowen, from proof
reader at so cents an hour. proof sec
ton, to compositor at SO cents an hour
monotype section: Leonard w. Koon
firm proofreader at GO cents an hour
proof section. to compositor at so cents
Al houf. monotype section: John r.
6ers: 1rm cpy editr at Is cents an hour.
PROOF section. to compositor at so cents
an hour. monotype section
William H. Cornish. from referee at
% cents an hour. proof section. to COM
positor az 3o cents an hour. monotype
section; James NJ Rissler from proof
reader at so cents an hour. proof sec
ton, to compositor at 80 cents an hour.
monotype section: Louis c. johnson.
from proofreader at so cents an hour
PROOF section, to compositor at so cents
an hour, monotype section: Thomas J.
Rowe, from proofreader at 60 cents an
hour, proof section, to compositor at
| SO cents an hour, hand section; James
T. Higgins. from proofreader at 60
cents an hour. proof section. to COM
poSltor at 80 cents an hour, hand sec
| ton: Frank w. Street, from proof
reader at 60 cents an hour, proof sec
ton. to compositor at so cents an hour.
| hand section: Oscar 3. Bellinger, from
| proofreader at 60 cents an hour, proof
section. to compositor at so cents an
hour. hand section; Edward Coleman.
from proofreader at so cents an hour,
proof section. to compositor at so cents
| an hour, hand section; William c. Bed
| dow. from proofreader at so cents an
i hour. proof section, to compositor at
! 80 cents an hour. hand section; Charles
| A. Read. from proofreader at 50 cents
an hour. proof section. to compositor at
| so cents an hour, monotype section;
Richard r. Adams, unskilled laborer,
| binding section.
| Elmer E. Richards, compositor, from
| linotype section. night to linotype sec
! ton. day; Miss Agnes J. Brosnan.
| skilled laborer, female. at 25 cents an
hour, Office of superintendent of docu-
ments, to skilled laborer at S626 per an
| mum: Clark Toby, skilled laborer at %
! cents an hour. pamphlet binding Sec
| ton. to folding machine operator at 40
| cents hour. pamphlet binding sec
| ton: Stanley D. Hartman. messenger
boy at Is cents an hour, Library of Con-
gress branch printing section, to skilled
| laborer at 25 cents an hour. Library of
, Congress branch printing section: Scott
lG Pulliam. from proofreader at 60
| cents an hour. proof section. to copy
| editor at 65 cents an hour, legislative
detail; Lawrence Hurley, from linotype
| operator at 60 cents an hour. linotype
section, to compositor at SO cents an
| hour, job section: Clarence A. Ravnall.
| skilled laborer. pamphlet binding sec
| ton, to engineers section.