Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-13
81 IN%9 GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS dn1hXi

suggestion and scientific aid rendered
service which ev Would n tend. IN ADDITION
to the humanitarian aspect, to an
| earlier resumption of duties by the
employe.
| John V Baulsir, Walter J. Baldwin.
! Miss Margaret T. Nolan and Mrs. Mary
/ Whaley, all of the press division. have
| been detailed to the postal card section
/ the past week.
| Reviser Augustus L. Roberts Of the
day proofroom has been absent from
the Office for a week. due to Ill health.
Miss Mollie walsh of the map section
of the bindery, after a months vaca-
ton spent in Syracuse. N. Y, returned
to work the first of the week.
| A. NJ Forester, assistant foreman of
the linotype section day, was elected
Harden Camp of Spanish War Veterans
at the annual election Of the camp held
| last week.
w. r. Carpenter, for some time past
messenger In the proofroom. was ad-
vanced to the position of helper We'd
! nesday and assigned to the bindery
section.
John R. Morrison Of the specification
proof force has been on the sick list
for week.
Miss Mary E. Regan. clerk in the
office of the superintendent Of build
ings, contributed several vocal selec-
lions to the program of the New Jer-
sey Society at the banquet held at
Rauscher's Monday night.
Harry r. Christie of the press di-
vision. speaker of the Government
Printing Office Council, National Union,
hot
will be given at the January meeting
of the order, at which time the in
stallation of the recently elected OFF,
GERS will take place. Later in the sea-
night, when a special program @ill be
arranged.
]. E. Ahern and G. A Cross are on
Miss Cecilia c. McGraw of the press
division has been serving a detail at
the State, War and Navy branch sec
ton the past week.
John O. Russell of the watch force is
enjoying portion of his annual leave.
Mrs. W. A. Rowzee Of the stamping
and casemaking section of the bindery,
who has been absent for two weeks,
due to illness, is reported as improv-
ing.
Pressmen's Council, National Union,
report a successful country store"
held last week, as the social feature
Of the meeting. The annual election Of
officers will take place tomorrow night.
Thomas C. Stratford, John Clarke
and ]. Cowgirl are carried on the sick
list Of the watch force.
Miss A. Craig of the night press di-
vision has her nephew and his wife,
N Mra of nA
troit, Mich, as guests at her home in
this city.
John NJ. Kemper has been absent
from duty in the press division during
the week on account of Illness.
Mrs. Imogene Saxly and Mrs. Fannie
Dimes OF the sanitary section have been
on the sick list the past week.
Miss Helen NJ. Cote and w. w.
Winnie. carried as Injured on the rolls
of the press division, are as yet unable
to report for duty.
The public printer has announced the
following memorandum of appoint
ments. separations. transfers, etc, in
the government printing Office for the
week ending December g.:
observation-disclosures A. Reed. limo
type machinist. reinstated; John R.
Barlow and Joseph r. Cross, skilled
iaborers. reinstated: Frank Wilkes.
Hns Gn laborer. reinstated; Patrick
Samuel Alexander. Gilbert Brown,
Harry Hewlett. Andrew s. Jackson.
BENJAMIN 6. THOMPSON, Thomas E.
Dunkins and Russell Smith. temporary
unskilled laborers.
Separations-Miss Mary A. L.Tilton,
skilled 1aborer (female), resigned;
Miss Lillian Winston. skilled laborer;
Alonzo Waddelle and Michael Hogan.
unskilled laborers. resigned: Marcel
lus White. temporary skilled laborer
Transfers. etc.-Edward Coleman and
Burnett H: Ackers. compositors. so
cents hand section section. to readers. 50
Charles Wilhelm, James II. Hoslet.
Harry c. Haynes. James T. Ray. Will
liam G. Beddow compositors. so cents.
hand section. to readers. 60 cents. proof
section. night: Andrew N. Goebel, inn
poser. so cents, to maker-up, so cents,
hand section. night; William McEna-
ney and Thomas A. Dougherty, impos-
ers. SIS cents. to makers-up, so cents.
hand section. night; Frank Freiseis.
Benjamin L. Fowler. Irwin A. Nichol-
son. Charles J. Duffy, James Carville,
imposers. 80 cents. hand section. day,
to makers-up, so cents. hand section.
night; Charles J. Graf. compositor. SO
cents. hand section. to maker-up, go
cents. monotype section. night; Harry
s. Gum. compositor. so cents, to MAX
er-up. so cents. hand section: William
F. Council. imposer. so cents. to max
er-up in charge. IS cents, hand section,
night; George H. Schorn, maker-up, so
cents. to deskman, 70 cents, hand sec
ton. night: Miss Margaret D. AXE,
skilled laborer, 25 cents, ruling and
sewing section. to helper. IS cents.
pamphlet binding section, night; Mrs.
Emily C.; Mills. skilled laborer, 25
cents. ruling and sewing section. to
machine operator. 27lz cents. pamphlet
binding section. intermediate.
Miss Minna F. Wooden. Mrs. Minnie
T. Flaherty. Miss Estelle A. Hunt,
skilled laborers, Is CENTS ruling and
sewing section. to machine operators,
211a cents. pamphlet binding section,
night: Miss Violet E. Clarridge, skilled
iaborer, 25 cents. ruling and sewing
section. to assistant telephone switch
board operator. $500 per annum. office
of chief clerk: Miss Jane W. Gregory.
machine operator. 27h cents. ruling
and sewing section. to clerk. $40, ac-
counting section: George H. Ogle. COM
positor. so cents. job section, to maker
up. so cents. State, War and Navy
section: John r. Moss. compositor.- SO
cents. job section. to reader, 60 cents,
proof section. night: Arthur c. Webb.
compositor. so cents, job section, to
maker-up. so cents, hand section, night;
Andrew L. Huss, referee, IS cents,
proof, night. to assistant foreman, so
, cents. monotype, night: William r.
Burgess, copyholder, so cents, to read
er. so cents. proof section; William NJ
Camp. reader. 80 cents. proof section,
to compositor, SO cents. hand section;
William J. Bulls. reader, so cents.