The Washington herald., 1914-08-09

Appolntments, separations. and trans
fers IN the once for week ending We'd
nesday, August 5. were as follows:
Observation-Disclosures E. Wagar. tenn
porary skilled laborer; Miss Ruth NJ.
Morris probationary skilled laborer;
William Martin, permanent ..unskilled
laborer; William N. Downs. temporary
siIiiled iaborer; Clarence z. Fogie, tenn
porary unskilled laborer.
Separations-Oscar Keith. unskilled
laborer; Daniel A. Glllin, copy editor.
resigned William F. Mahony. clerk;
John w. Cameron. messenger; James II.
camper, temporary compositor. resigned;
Perry Ellis. Waterman, resigned: Miss
Irene z. Thompson. skilled Iaborer, re-
signed
Transfers-James W. Hughes, assigned
to machinist at s. cents an hour, ma
chine shop section; Edward TinsIey, UNI
skilled laborer. transferred from build
ings division to postal card section; Miss
Btrdie Page, transferred from folder at
. cents per hour, pamphlet binding sec
ton, day. to skilled laborer, at ssS Der
annum, ONCE OF superintendent Of docu-
ments; Arthur ]. Williams, from assist
ant foreman, at IS cents per hour, foun-
dry section, day. to electrotype moldsr
at 50 cents per hour; Miss Mathilda II.
Koehler. tabulator, at $260 per day, COM
AENA7AOAls 70 kADIAalOE NJ eoLO per
day; Frederick c. Contnen. maker-up, at
90 cents per hour. department detail roll.
Patent ONCE, to compOsitor. at 50 cents
per hour, hand section, day; Arthur H
Hessall. copy editor. at IS cents per
hour, department detail roll, Treasury
Department, General Supply Committee,
to composition, at 50 cents per hour, limo
type section. day; James II. Maloney,
copy editor, at IS cents per hour, de-
partment detail roll, Department Of Com
merce. Census Bureau. to proofreader,
at 90 cents per hour. proof section, day;
John A. Huston. copy editor. at 6 cents
per hour, department detail roll, Interior
Department. Mines. to proofreader, at
90 cents per hour, proof section. day.
P. s. Steele. Of the hand section (day),
returned from his annual leave on Thurs
day.
Theodore Gerber, compositor. hand s.c-
ton might. has been granted twelve
days leave.
James /. Nelson, a probationary skilled
laborer, in the hand section might, has
received an absolute appointment.
d. W. BurIess, unskilIed laborer in the
hand section day. owing to continued I'll
health, has been granted thirty days
leave, without pay.
Maker-up F. W. FoIIett. of the Y. hand
section day, 10 on the sick list and P.
II. McCallum, Of the same force, is SUBJ
shutting for him.
Imposers T. n. Doun and z. F. Lath-
am. OF the hand section day, were on
leave during the week.
Maker-up C. S. Elder. of the Y, hand
section day. and Mrs Elder will pass
twenty days leave at his home in Maine
Competitors J. c. Zimmerman and
Daniel McCallum, OF the hand section
day, began their leave on August
On Monday morning James E. Austin.
Morris Pigott, and Fred c. Gentner, COM
positors on the departmental detail roll
and assigned to the Patent once for
several years, were returned to this Of
fee. the FIRST two named to the rnonotvpe
section day, and Mr.. Gentner to the
hand section day.
Joseph NJ Thompson, for several
years past a compositor in the hand
section day. has received a promotion
as imposer' at IS cents per hour.
- odAAt mail carrier. was
called to his home, in Tennessee. ov-
ing to the serious illness of his sister.
Charles r. Engle. chauffeur, is acting
as substitute mail carrier.
Comrade Brewer. OF the hand section
day. entered the service of the gov
eminent in this office August 3. 1858.
forty-five years ago.
Assistant Doorkeeper Harry c. Nc
Camman has returned from his leave
and Is In charge OF the distribution OF
the mail.
N. Christian Kinent, of the watch
force. returned to the once Thursday,
his wife having slightly recovered from
her recent severe illness.
Serg. n. A. Msloney, OF the hand sec
ton day., who is passing his summer
at his home in Asbury Park,