Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-01-24
In the Government Printing Office

tailed as imposer in the document Qhand
section during the week.
William Green of the casemaking sec
ton of the bindery has been absent from
the office on account of the illness of his
wife, who was injured by a severe fall
recently.
George ". Robinson. maker-up in the
document thanD section, was called to
his home in Detroit, Mich, Wednesday
on account of the death of his mother
in-laW.
keyboard Operator Charles Purdy of
the day monotype section is on the pro-
gram to give representations at the oys-
ter roast and entertainment to be given
by kallipolis Grotto Band on the evening
of February 4, at Eagles Hail, 9th and
e streets northwest.
| Norman G. sprague, pressman in
charge in the press division, who was
| injured several weeks ago. was In the
office during the week and appeared to
! be much improved. He expects to re-
! port for duty soon.
| document hand) section, has been on de-
tail as maker-up during the week.
! Mrs Ella Kee OF the finishing section
week on account of the serious illness OF
| her son.
| Ralph R. Rich of the fiieroom of the
| superintendent of documents Office has
| returned to his duties, after a week s
| visit with friends and relatives at his olo
!! home in North Carolina.
Reviser David S. Walton Of the day
| proofroom was presented with bronze
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federacy at the birthday celebration OF
Robert E. Lee and StonewaH Jackson
! which was held at the Mount Vernon
Place Methodist Episcopal Church South;
! last Monday night. Mr.. Walton served
| in the I'd and 10th South Carolina. Volun-
| teer Infantry during the war between
the states, and was in the service four
years.
The friends of Keyboard Operator
Charles O'Connell of the day monotype
section are putting his name forward as
! a candidate for delegate to the lnterna-
tional Typographical Union. The noml-
(! nations for delegates and. other omcers
will be held in April and the election In
May.
| William NJ. Wilson of the stock section,
| office of the superintendent OF docu-
ments, is entertaining his cousin. MISS
Clara Eastwood of Norfolk. Va, VINO
| n
| home.
| Mrs. Agnes C. Tierney and Mrs. Louise
X. Roche of the press division nave peen
detailed for several days to the war anu
| Navy section.
| Cant Wallace Brewer of the document
| (handD section is on the sick list THIS
| week. 49,
| Miss Mary Price, Mrs. Cecilia A: Moore,
| Miss Ella L. Rollins. Mrs. Z: 4. Brad
! lev, Ira p. Cole, Frank H. Walpole and
| lawrence Costigan. all Of the press dlYl-
}, sion, are on the sick list this week. -,
| Re,iser n D. Young of the day proof
room has been absent from the once Tor
! several days on account OF the lllness OF
| Mrs. Young who underwent a severe
| operation recently
John P. Kahler, assistant foreman In
charge of job presses, is III at MS nome IN
| Baltimore.
| On account of his many other duties, r.
| E. Brooks of the Office of the superin-
| tendent of documents has resigned The
captaincy of the G. P. o. quint. OF the
| duckpin league, and has been succeeded
by ], A. Shives. Capt Brooks Will con-
| tinue as a member OF the team. >.
! C. T. Johnson, compositor In the docp-
ment (hand) section, has been on the sick
list during the week. -
| Frank o. Cole and Miss Amy A: Ehefe-
her. formerly of the Library branch, are
] now employed in the main press division.
| Mrs Davis, mother of Fred L. Davis
of the night proofroom underwent a q
| major operation at Garneld hospital
Wednesday morning. Mrs. Davis. while
! eighty-two years of age. is reported as
rapidly recovering from the efrects OF the
| operation.
| Henry W. Minor. skilled laborer, who
| has been on the intermediate press FORCE
| has been transferred to the night press
| room, and Harry S. Seymour of the Gay
| press division has been transferred to the
| intermediate press force.
| Appointments, separations, transfers;
ETC., in the government printing ONCE Tor
the week ending January q have been
| announced as follows:
| Observation-Disclosures Frey (by REIN
| statement). William A. Hoilisey, H. Glenn
| Wolstenholme. Horace J. Taylor and
| Norman C. Stowe, messenger boys.
| superintendent Maddren, book bind
err; Mrs. Carolyne J. Bryan, skilled
laborer; Thomas W. McEachern. proba-
| tionary messenger boy.
! Transfers, etc.-Edwin B. Austin and
Daniel p. Noone, proofreaders. job to
proof section; Henry A. Koehn, linotype
! machinist, linotype section, day to night;
Miss AMY A. Keleher. press feeder. LII.