Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-06
In the Government Printing Office

ans turned the direction of the exercises
over 10 the younger veterans.
Samuel E. Mullen and c. c. Auracher,
who have been on the sick list, are back
on duty in the document (hand) section.
Ovilup George. Henry NJ. Brown and
Jesse B. Martin of the engineers Sec
ton recently received injuries. caused by
the escape OF hot water from a defect
i've boiler tube.
Mrs. Louise X. Roche and Miss Matte
L. Carr of the press division have been
detailed to the War and Navy branch
office.
Miss Mary A. Donnelly Of the sanitary
section has been on the sick list during
the week.
Edward F. Latham. imposer in the doc
ument (hand) section. is back at work,
after vacation spent in New York and
Pennsylvania.
w. A. Marschalk. reader on specifica-
tons. who has been on the sick list for
several months returned to work the first
of the week and obtained further leave
to recuperate.
Miss Catherine Hickey of the press di-
tension of leave. Is reported as seriously
i'll at her home in New York.
l.. Fl. Patterson OF the day proofroom
has received letter from Mrs John A
Logan thanking him for the excellence of
the Memorial day program at the United
States Soldiers Home. Mr.. Patterson,
who is senior vice commander of the De-
partment of the Potomac. G. A. r., ar
ranged and presided over the services
The following employees. who have been
on leave, have returned to work in the
document (hand) section: w. II. Wright,
Daniel Miller, George Newell and ]. l..
Garrett
George Wagenlander of the press divi-
sion has been detailed to the State branch
office
Among the Union and Confederate vet
Grams in the proofroom attending the IN
yelling of the Confederate monument at
Arlington Thursday were: Messrs. Pat
terson. Mccormack, Robinson, Drake,
Scott. McNeir. Burgess, Richmond Dor
sey. Grumley. Stull, Iivermore, Walton
and Schmalhoff.
W. E. Dennison. compositor in the docu-
ment fhand) section. spent part of the
week visiting in New York city.
Mrs. Matte B. Kelly. who was injured
last week. is still carried on the sick re-
port of the press division.
Reviser A. J.. Roberts OF the day proof
room has been on the sick list during the
past week.
Charles E. Thorne Of the press division
is acting in charge of the book section
during the absence of Albert G. Smith.
W. E. Holt of the supply division of the
document (hand) section Is on leave of
absence and will spend his vacation visit
ing relatives in Detroit. Mich.
John Gable of the press division has
been filling a detail at the War and Navy
branch office.
Richard F. Carter Of the sanitary sec
ton has been on the sick list during the
week
James r. Afford, of the day proofroom
is absent from duty on account of illness.
Appointments. separations, transfers
etc, in the government printing office for
the week ending Tuesday, June >, are
announced as follows:
observation-disclosures E. Williams, pro-
stationary messenger boy: William H.
McKimmie, probationary messenger boy;
Preston L. George. probationary messen-
ger boy; John O. Reddy. probationary
compositor; James !. Jones' probationary
compositor;, ErnestsT. Prosise, probation
airy messenger boy: Will Chrisman mes
senger boy, by transfer: Miss Mary Price
press feeder. reinstatement.
SeparationsLMiss Ruth A. Reisinger
resigned; Ola v. Latham, resigned: Harry
S. Seymoure, resigned John f. Barlow,
skilled laborer. resigned.
Transfers, etc.--Ernest P Knapp limo
type operator. from day to night force,
linotype section; Howard B. Thomas from
messenger boy at 1910 per annum. to mes
senger boy at $3.50 per annum; Mrs. Mary
II. Atwell. skilled laborer, from Library
of Congress branch binding section to
ruling and sewing section; Jeremiah
Walsh, from compositor, at 80 cents an
hour, job section, to acting foreman, state
branch section, at $1,000 per annum; AL
bert w. Gates, from messenger boy. at Il
laborer. at % cents an hour, forwarding
and finishing section; Mrs. Harriet Jen-
nings. from probationary skilled laborer
at 25 cents an hour. ruling and sewing
section, to probationary assistant tele-
phone switchboard operator. at $500 pei
annum, Office of the chief clerk; James R
Gibson, from skilled laborer, at $626 pei
annum. to helper. at S720 per annum, Of
flee of the superintendent of documents
William Peacock, compositor. from mono.
type section, night. to monotype section
day; Thomas A. Dougherty, from COM
positor, at so cents an hour, to fmposer
at 50 cents an hour, hand section might
Charles II. Gardner, from proof reader, al