Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-29

Of the forwarding and finishing section
Of the bindery.
John w Powell is among those of the
watch force taking annual leave.
Harry D. Lof1and has been detailed to
the State branch office as linotype OPP
orator.
Joseph Derken Of the day proofroom
Is on the sick list.
John Tuite Of the document (hand sec
ton Joined the G. A. r. delegation which
left Friday to attend the national en-
campment of the Grand Army of the Re-
public in Detroit, Mich.
James o. Amos Of the forwarding and
finishing section of the bindery was
called to Baltimore Monday on account
Of the death Of his mother.
Ed M. Kerrott. formerly a member of
the proofroom chapel, now living in Chi
cago. was renewing acquaintance last
week. Mr.. Kerrott, who attended the l.
I. U. convention at Providence, r. L..
has been a continuous member of the l.
T. U. for fifty-two years.
Among those absent in the document
count Of sickness were: Ed F. Morrison,
Samuel E. Mullan, Frank P. Wilkins,
Edmund Shaw and William r. Love.
The following employees of the press
division have been on the sick report:
Frank H. Walpole, Edward L. Whine,
Mrs. Mary A. Proctor. Miss Gertrude Nc
Williams, Mrs. Elizabeth K. Bradley, Mrs.
Mary l. Evans, Mrs. virgie Langley.
Miss Della Huseman, Daniel c. Ray,
John A. Johnson and Gus w. Hill.
James McCabe. painter in the carpen-
ter shop division, is taking two weeks
leave
Edward Stroh of the forwarding and
finishing section of the bindery will spend
the next two weeks at Atlantic City.
w. M. Dawson ovid Bilr), formerly
employed in the government printing Of
flee, now residing in Pittsburgh, Pa, was
visitor last week.
Richard B. Glennan, compositor in the
document Chand) section, left the first of
the week for a three-week visit in New
York city.
Robert Zimmerman of the stamping and
casemaking section of the bindery, is
spending fifteen days vacation at Mag
ara Falls, N. Y.
Joseph l.. May, clerk in the office of
the superintendent of buildings who has
been absent on account of Illness, re-
turned to work Thursday.
Leroy Gaddis of the forwarding and
finishing section Of the bindery is visit
ing his brother at New Rochelle, N. Y.
Paul ]. Mccarthy. makeup in the doc
ument (hand) section. Is spending his va
cation in Rockville, Md.
Elmer Heuberger of the forwarding
and finishing section of the bindery. is
visiting relatives in Steubenville, Ohio.
Appointments, separations. transfers.
ETC.. in the government printing Office for
week ending Wednesday, August 26, have
been announced as follows:
ppointments-Ralph F. Jackson, jr.,
temporary skilled laborer; Mrs. Rather
Inc Nolan, probationary press feeder;
Winfred NJ. Nails. skilled laborer; Ed
ward ]. McIlvane, probationary clerk;
Miss Laura NJ. Ard, probationary clerk;
Samuel H Musick. copy editor trans-
ferred from bureau of printing, Manila,
P. L.; Mrs. Josephine Ferguson, proba-
tionary press feeder; Walter A. Reiss,
temporary skilled laborer; Thomas w.
Parks, temporary skilled laborer; Ellie
s. Hoffman, skilled laborer; Arthur Wal
lace. temporary unskilled laborer;
Charles H. May, temporary skilled la
borer; Robert M. Cheshire, temporary
skilled laborer; Harry L. Matthias, proba-
tionary linotype operator; Ernest E Ar
nett. probationary linotype operator.
Separations.-Henry T. Swami, I'M
skilled laborer. resigned; Urban I. Lin
zey, clerk, resigned: Samuel D. Frye,
temporary skilled laborer. resigned; Mrs.
Amelia Turner, machine operator, re-
signed: Jerome B. Smith, temporary
skilled laborer: Fred D. Jones, temporary
skilled laborer: Francis c. Martin, tempo
rary skilled laborer; Garner B. Mahoney,
temporary skilled laborer; Louis c.
Blount; temporary skilled laborer.
Transfers, etc.-Morris Pigott, conpos-
itor, monotype section day to hand sec
ton day; Alfred Daniels bookbinder,
printing and binding section day to for
warding and finishing section; David Alt
man, office helper at 40 cents per hour,