Evening star., 1914-10-24
Of the week, his health almost entirely
recovered.


recovered.
Miss Julia M. Burke Of the monotype
keyboard section, who has been in st.
Louis. Mo-, for two months. returned
to work Tuesday.
Edward A. Huse, reviser in the night
proofroom, has been absent from the
office for q fortnight suffering from a
severe case of blood poisoning caused
by cut on one of his feet. He is not
expected to report for duty for a week
or more.
George D. Ellis, editor on detail in
the Office Of the clerk of the House of
REPRESENTATIVES. has gone to Florida
for a vacation John r. Purvis of the
monotype keyboard section is filling
the position during the absence of Mr..
Ellis.
After spending thirty days leave
visiting in Maryland, Carroll Harbaugh,
compositor in the document (hand)
section. returned to work Tuesday.
John R. Nails is on the sick report
of the carpenter section this week.
Cards received from Reviser John F.
Connolly by John j. Pepper. copy col
lector in the day proofroom. keep his
| friends in the Office advised Of the
| itinerary of the automobile trip he is
taking through northern New York.
Mrs. Ellen Carson Of the sanitary
section is enjoying a portion Of her
annual leave.
! of the proofroom chapel, now instruc-
| or in charge Of the printing depart
ment of the Carlisle Indian School at
Carlisle, Pa, has favored many of his
number Of the Redman. a publication
printed by the members OF many tribes
of Indians in the school under the di-
rection of Mr.. Brown: The art work x
and designs are under direction OF
Angel De Cora and William Lone Star.
| and the pictorial and typographical
| features of the publication are ex-
cellent.
| W. E. Garlick. compositor in the
document (hand) section. has been do
\ ing a detail as maker-up on the ~
! during the week.
| Charles E. Thorne of the press divi-
\ sion is acting in charge OF the oook
section in place Of Albert G. Smith. on
leave.
| DIR. Calyton A. Edelen has been alb
sent from his desk in the day proof
room part of the past week on account
of eye trouble.
The following employees of the sani.
tary section were on the sick report
the mast week: F. S. Fenwick, Mrs.
Fannie Dimes, Samuel washington. MRS
Lucy Varbeck. George W.. CnapMan'
r + Carter and Mrs. Annie E. Med
feldt.
Maurice Spencer, assistant foreman OF
the document (hand) secnon, ls az "
\ ing foreman in charge during the ao-
sence of Foreman Melick, on leave.
Levi Brown of the monotype key.
| board section returned last week lroin
| a trip to Rochester. N. u
Mrs Louise K. Roche of the press di-
vision has returned from an extendeo
detail to the State. war ana navy
ton.
Proofreaders Charles M. Robinson
and Scott G. Pulliam are on oe'a'i ~
| the State Department.
Edward Mccormick of the document
fhand) section is spending MS ieaVe
visiting relatives in Syracuse N. l.
| Frank r. McFadyen Of the monosype Pc
kevboard section was compelled to De
absent from duty the Fast weeA -"
account of Illness in his iamiiy'
John L. wrenn and George b. cum
are among the leave-takers In the elec-
tricaI section this week
David S. Mcconnell. w. H. Wright
and Thomas E. McCardeu. compost
tors in the document (hand) section
have been doing a detail as makers
lup the past week.
Charles W. Henry Of tine document
| (hand) section, who has been visiting
in Ironton, Ohio. has been granted
thirty days additional leave, without
pay.
E. A. Brooks and Lawrence A. Jett Of
the electrical section have been on the
| sick list the past week
William J. Bulls of the day proof
| room has been absent from his desk
the past week owing TO Ill health.
George ]. Woodgate. who has been alb
sent from duty on account of sickness.
returned to work in the document
(hand) section Tuesday.
| Appointments, separations, transfers,
| etc, In the government printing office
dor week ending Wednesday. October
| Il. have been announced as follows:
Appointments-Mrs. Ellen E. Graham
Mrs. Margaret E. Nealon, Mrs. Mary
f. Coe, Miss Mary E. Colliere and Mrs.
Annie E. Sasscer. all probationary
pressfeeders; Charles L. Rouse. trans
| ment of Interior. skilled laborer; Elias
c. Baldwin. temporary pressman; Rob
ert A. Walton. temporary unskilled
| laborer.
! Separations-Miss Grace c. Jenkins
| tabulater, resigned: James A. Afford
proofreader; Benjamin F. Mann. proof
| reader; Daniel c. Ray. skilled 1aborer;
| Lewis II. Breswitz. temporary press
man, resigned: Edward Brooke, ele-
! vator conductor: George W. Allen
| wa lehman: Benjamin T. Thorne, un-
| skilled laborer: Charles E. Malpas,
| bookbinder; Edward L. Whine, press
|! man; Charles w. Ingalls,. compositor
| resigned: Cuthbert A. Lewis, stock
! keeper, resigned; Arthur Eckloff, tenn