Evening star., 1914-10-10

ton has been carried on the sick re-
port this week.
Miss Cecilia c. McGraw and Mrs.
Margaret Wilson of the press division
have been detailed to the State, War
and Navy section during the week.
Harry Thompson Of the engineers
section is taking part Of his annual
vacation.
William X. Martin Of the day proof
room will leave Monday for a week s
outing.
James E. Cogan. foreman Of the for
warding and finishing section of the
bindery, left Friday for New York city.
where he will register.
Thomas E. Taylor and Samuel g. Bull
lock are on the sick report Of the cleo
trical section this week.
Edwin D. Henry of the monotype
keyboard section has been absent the
past week on account of sickness.
Emil Peterson, William H. Barnholt
and Rodney Savoy of the press divi-
sion have been detailed to the money
order division during the week.
Peter Singleton of the building divi-
sion is absent from duty on account of
illness.
Appointments. separations, transfers.
etc, in the government printing Office for
the week ending October are an
ppointments-Thomas C. Parsons, pro-
bationary linotype operator; John F.
Reed. emergency linotype machinist; /;
Charles w. Ingalls,. compositor, by trans
fer: Shelley K. Kieffer. temporary com
borer. by reinstatement.
Separations-William E. Toomey. COM
positor. resigned: Miss Lucy Bowles. ma
chine operator (female). resigned; Miss
Sallie II. Macnichol, skilled laborer (fe-
male). resigned; Fred L. Powers. cleo
trician: Charles s. Adams, skilled la
borer. resigned; Daniel w. Burless. un-
skilled laborer, resigned; Coyd L. Riley,
messenger boy. resigned.
Transfers. etc-Miss Sara G. Finn. tel
ephone switchboard operator. 1920 per
annum. office of chief clerk. to examiner.
IS cents per hour. forwarding and finish
ing section: Miss Helen A. McNicholas,
assistant telephone switchboard operator,
$500 per annum. to telephone switchboard
operator. $720 per anRum. Office chief
clerk: Samuel w. Holcombe. driver. 80
cents per hour, to, chauffeur, 80 cents per
hour. delivery section: Charles Henry.
messenger. rs to IS cents per hour. office
foreman Of printing: Robert B. Robinson,
cents per hour, pamphlet binding section,
intermediate; Ambrose O'Keefe, reader,
proof section, night, to day; Charles H.
Hanson, assistant foreman, 70 cents per
hour. to electrotype flnisher. so cents per
hour. foundry section intermediate ;
James S. Taylor. electrotype hnisher, go
cents per hour. to electrotype finisher in
charge. IS cents per hour. foundry sec
ton; John M. Richards. eiectrotype mold
er. go cents per hour, to electrotype mold
er in charge, IS cents per hour, foundry
section intermediate; Harry johnson.
electrotype finisher. 60 cents per hour.
foundry section. day. to assistant fore
intermediate: Miss Annie Barrett, folder,
20 cents per hour. to skilled laborer (fe-
male), Is cents per hour. pamphlet bind
ing section: Charles E. Robinson, skilled
iaborer, pamphlet binding section, to
ruling and sewing section; Augustus E.
Sullivan, skilled laborer, pamphlet bind
ing section. to machine shop section; Mrs.
Josephine Simpson, compositor. hand. to
monotype section: Miss Mamie e. Pear
son and Mrs. Wilhelmina ]. O'Bryon, ma
chine operators (female), 27h cents DER
hour. to skilled laborers (female), rs
80 cents per hour. to linotype machinist,
ton: Robert r. Dillard. machine helper,
IS cents per haur. to linotype machinist.
go cents per hour. linotype section. night !;
Enos Crews. helper. IS cents per hour
carpenter and paint shop section, to
watchman. $720 per annum, watch force
section: Edwin H. Mooney, office helper,
45 to % cents per hour, stores division
Frank E Newton. caster helper, IS cents
per hour, to machinist's helper, 40 cents
rer hour. monotype section, night Enoch
c. Ramey and Frank Noske. caster help
ers, IS cents per hour, to machinists'
helpers. 40 cents per hour, monotype sec
tiOn.