Evening star., 1914-05-30

gone to Denver, Col, where they will
attend the convention of the Interna-
tional Brotherhood of Bookbinders,
which will be in session in that city
fune to 10.
Proofreader George A. R. McNeir is at
his desk again. after a weeks absence
on account of Illness
Appointments. separations. transfers
etc, in the government printing ONCE Tor
the week ending Tuesday, May rs. nave
been announced, as follows:
Appointments-John S. Beck, probation
airy compositor: Paul A. Sebastian. pro-
bationary messenger boy; Michael P. Nc
Kenna, probationary compositor: Charles
A. r. Jacobs, William H. Macdonald,
Clarence N Coates and Oscar f. Her
shey, probationary messenger boys FRANK
P. Fugitt, Robert w. Parker, Charles y.
Castle. Joseph W. Becker. Samuel u.
Barr and Launcelot II. Patterson. pro,
bationary compositors: Mrs. lmogene
Saxty. charwoman. by transfer; MISS
Olive I. Gilmore monotype keyboard op-
orator. reinstated: James Reed, Charles
G. Yoder and Louis Rosenfeld, skilled Ia
borerS, reinStated.
Separations-Miss Mary T. Marsh. as
sistant telephone switchboard operator,
resigned; Robert w. Armstead, James
A. Campbell. skilled laborers. resigned
John l.. Ais, messenger boy, resigned.
transfers, etC.-AnSOU L. bou"cii'
from compositor. at 30 cents an hour TO
monotype keyboard operator. at % cents
an hour, monotype section. James X
Afford. proofreader, from proof section
might to proof section day: Leslie NJ
Bontz, probationary messenger boy, from
Is cents an hour, pamphlet binding sec
ton. to S375 per annum, office OF the
superintendent of documents; William j.
Dow. clerk. 81 800 per annum, assigned to
office of the accountant: Leroy H. Faust'
messenger boy, from S31o per annum 10
$40 per annum. office of the superin-
tendent of documents: Miss Mary b.
OToole, clerk. from $720 per annum to
$500 per annum office of the superintend-
ent of documents Joseph L. OConner.
from messenger boy. at 10 cents an hour.
office of the superintendent of work, to
skilled laborer. at 70 cents an hour, OIL
flee of the foreman of binding.
John l.. Alverson, clerk. at Sl.sOO per
annum. office Of the accountant to chief
clerk, at $500 per annum. off1ce OF the
chief clerk: Mrs. Mary F. Harrison. press
feeder, from Library of Congress, branch
printing section, to pressWork division
(day); James A Hennesy, compositor.
from monotype section day. to War
and Navy section: Mrs. Agnes c. Tierney,
press feeder, from presswork division
day to Library of Congress. branch
printing section: Edward Winston. un-
skilled laborer. from sanitary section to
foundry section day; Mrs. Deborah NJ.
Harmon, from press FEEDER, at 2ii2 cents
an hour, presswork division day, to
tabulator. at $40 day, computing di-
vision: Miss Isabel c. Herman, from
bander at 30 cents an hour, postal card
section to machine operator, al 2I12 cents
an hour. ruling and sewing section;
Charles NJ. Sizer. from proofreader. at
60 cents an hour. Library of Congress
branch printing section. to linotype OPP
orator, at 60 cents an hour: Floyd c.
Crews, from linotype operator. at 80
cents an hour. to proofreader, at &c
cents an hour. Library of Congress
branch printing section; John Slingland.
from messenger boy, at Is cents an hour,
to skilled laborer. at % cents an hour.
monotype section might: Miss Mabel S.
Heizer. from clerk. at 5000 per annum
to clerk. at $720 per annum, Office of the
superintendent of documents; Sylvester
Blackwell. caster helper, from monotype
section might. to monotype section
day; Thomas F. Lewis. caster helper
from monotype section day, to mono
type Cnighb Ernest A. Hurdle. com
positor from job section. to linotype
section day: Oscar w. Larman. from
temporary compositor, at 30 cents an
an hour. to probationary compositor at
80 cents an hour. monotype section:
John A. Huston, from proofreader, at
GO cents an hour. proof section. to de-
tail as copy editor. at 65 cents an hour
bureau of mines