Evening star., 1914-08-08

c. Howard Buckler OF the division OF
registered mails has been quite sick at
his home for ten days. He IS said to be
slowly mending.
| Miss Flora E. Rankin. division Of
classification. left Saturday for vaca-
| ton until September ).
| J. Brooks Ladd. confidential clerk to the
| second assistant postmaster general. has
been granted a two-week leave Of alb
sence.
! E. II. Patterson. in charge of the print
ing division, left August l for leave of
/ ten days
| Charles E. Riordan of the postal saw
| ings system goes on leave Monday for
| three weeks.
| Miss NJ Z. Jackson. division OF regis
| tered mails, has been granted leave for
| the remainder of August
| A. G. Ruff. division Of rural mails.
| leaves Monday for a thrce-week vaca-
| ton
| Miss A. A. I<luge of the money order
division has been granted leave of three
weeks, dating from Monday.
| Miss Cornelia L-Atkins of the classi-
fcation division left Friday for a three
week vacation.
! William Donahue of the stamp division
has been granted leave for three weeks
! from August To-
! ". r. Little. postal savings. is on va
cation leave from August : to 23.
Ashton Todd division Of postmasters'
appointments. is one of the Americans
bottled up abroad.
r. S. Regar spent two DAYS last week
on a visit to his old home in Lancaster.
Pa.
Richard T. Cotterill. Office of the So
licitor. Will leave Monday for vacation
extending until September Il. and Fred
erick Nelson. division of salaries and al
lowances. will go at the same time for a
stay until September 49,
Miss Alice l.. Treiber. money order d-
vision. will take her vacation from Mon
day until September Il. and J. II. Rob-
/ inson. division OF supplies. will take his
until September II, dating from Monday.
John f. Horbett division of registered
mails. left Saturday to be gone until Sep
tember g.
Ira 3. Nutter, classification division has
been granted leave until September 1.
Albert F. Skinner. railway mail serv-
ice, will take a twenty-two-day outing,
beginning Monday.
A. r. woodwell. division of supplies.
has been granted a leave from August
10 to September l.
W. H Woolf, jr.. office of the chief post
office inspector, will be on vacation from
Monday until September ).
Miss Margaret Gilbert, division Of rural
mails has been granted a leave of abb
sence for twenty-five days dating from
Friday last.
Personal movements In the office of
the auditor for the Post Office Depart
ment:
James R. Ketner, division of postmas-
ters' accounts. left August :: for a recrea-
ton of three weeks at the seaside resorts.
Charles A. Hays. same division. left Au-
gust 3 for d three-week visit to his aged
mother. in Iowa.
r. S. Tower. whose appearance semi
monthly brings happiness to the auditors
office. is enjoying a vacation with his
home folks, in Michigan.
j. b. Hunt. electrical accounting d.
vision. is away on months leave travel
ing through Oklahoma and Texas.
c. III. Milligan. invalid money order
clerk. division of warrant payments. left
August :; to spend the remainder of the
month in the mountains of North Caro-
lima.
Miss C. NJ Tremper of New York city
Is lnStructlnS CLERKS III Inc use Oh lne new
electrical accounting machines
Twenty of the employees of the cleo
tricaI accounting division laid aside the
cares of office life during the past week
to seek rest and recreation until after
Labor day.
William F. Hustled. bookkeeper. has re-
turned from a three-week outing a Ocean
CITY Nd, looking much improved.
The following changes in the personnel
of the auditors office are reported: =
Resignation-Hugh B. Callahan, clerk
class .. 81 400.
Promotions-Charles c. Geduldig. Ar
kansas, from $1,000 to 81 400; Miss Amy
Carter. Illinois, from clerk LOCO to clerk
81 200
Reinstantements-Mo L. Walker,
Oklahoma, as clerk at 81 900. by transfer
from the customs service: Theodore r.
IIibbs Ohio, after an absence of nearly
a year on account of i'll health, has been
reinstated as bookkeeper.
Probationary appointments. Henry
Ryan, Connecticut. as stenographer and
typewriter at $1,000 a year.
Temporary appointments typewriters)-l
Carolyn F. Leech. District of Columbia:
Nina T. Bull. New York: Regina A. Fitz
Simons, Gilbert A. Hunt and Herman
Hayes, of the District of Columbia.
Temporary appointments (operatives)-|
Ouida W. McCafferty. New York, and
Ruth Detwiler, Virginia.