Evening star., 1914-09-26
from Atlantic City, where they spent a
ten-day vacation.

| section of the main office Wednesday.
! in the purchasing division. was called
to his home in Maryland last week by
| the death Of his father.
Joseph E. Hodge is acting assistant
foreman in charge of the night press
division during the absence Of j. A.
Lednum.
George F. Halsey of the night proof
room Is on leave OF absence for two
weeks.
James c. Sewers. imposer in the docu-
ment (hand) section. left Monday for a
thirty-day vacation in Illinois.
Mrs Mary A. Proctor of the press
division. who has been absent from
duty since June on account of a broken
arm, reported for duty Thursday.
of the proofroom, who has been Ill, is
reported to be recovering
Daniel l.. Samson. maker-up in the
/, fifteen-day vacation Monday. which he
viii spend visiting relatives in Pennsyl-
vania.
Mrs Henrietta O'Shea of the press
division is spending her vacation at In
dian Head Md.
H. J. Brown of the machine section
has been granted part of his annual
leave.
John n. Cobb. conpositor in the docu-
ment (hand) section. has been on the
maker-up bank during the week.
Miss Mary Price of the press division
was recently injured by fall. and IS
confined to her home.
Appointments, separations. transfers.
etc, in the government printing office
for week ending Wednesday. Septem-
Der %, have been announced as fol-
lows:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES j. McIlvane
Gubitch. Althea c. Hurley. Miss Edith
e. Hoyt. Edward L. Arbuckle and Au-
gust Pierson. emergency monotype Key
board operators: Charles J. Meagher.
John w. Devries. David G. Mckenzie.
Robert F. Simms. Joseph I. Keefer.
Marcus P. Jackson, James B. Huss.
George P. Hickman, James H. Adams,
Harry A. Burr and Harry H. Geisbert,
temporary compositors; Harry G. Pur-
dy, skilled laborer, transferred from
Department of Labor; Harlan Frey,
skilled laborer, reinstated: Charles Will
liams, Robert Williams, Robert b. An
derson, Samuel Jenifer and Elmore D.
ihSocCh6SA
Separations-Miss Carrie B. Sherry,
clerk. resigned: James E. Hoes, impos-
er; Oscar w. Reed, linotype machinist,
resigned; Ralph l. Garland. electrotype
finisher: Miss Edith E. Hoyt, emer-
gency monotype keyboard operator;
James NJ. Leckie. electrician. resigned;
Mrs. Anna NJ. Clifford, directress. re-
signed; Mrs. Rose D. Lawrence, press
feeder, resigned; Mrs. Amy ke1cher
Walters, press feeder: Samuel NJ. Hen
cl-i1 To- M
Cheshire and Walter A. Reiss. tempo
rary skilled laborers, resigned; Will
liam C. Robinson, unskilled laborer, re-
signed; Paul H. Brattain, messenger,
resigned.
Transfers, etc-Leander B. Cooley,
compositor, at SO cents per hour. hand
section (day). to maker-up at 60 cents
per hour, State. War and Navy section;
John ]. Mccauley. electrotype flnisher
in charge, at 65 cents per hour. foundry
section day, to assistant foreman. at so
cents per hour. foundry section day:
Carl Van White. pressman at 55 cents
per hour, press division (day), to press
man in charge. at IS cents per hour,
State. War and Navy section; Edward
F. Mccarthy. machine operator. at 55
cents per hour, forwarding and finish
ing section, to bookbinder In charge,
at 60 cents per hour, state. war and
Navy section: George H. Smith, book
binder. at so cents per hour. forward
ing and finishing section, to bookbind-
er in charge. at 20 cents per hour, for
warding and finishing section; Thomas
F. Byrne. bookbinder, at SO cents per
hour. ruling and sewing section, to
bookbinder in charge, at SO cents per
hour: Charles E. Holmes. proofreader,
at co cents per hour, proof section (day).
to estimator and jacket writer. at $6.40
per day. Office superintendent of work:
Edwin A. Sullivan. proofreader. at so
cents per hour. job section. linotype
operator in charge. at IS cents per
hour, job section: Dale c. Sheriff, limo
type operator. at so cents per hour.
linotype section day. to linotype oper-
ator in charge, at IS cents per hour,
State. War and Navy section.
Charles O'Connell, linotype operator
at so cents per hour. linotype section
Library of Congress branch printing
section.
Russell o. Beene, clerk at $1,000 per
annum, office of the purchasing agent,
fee of the accountant
William w. Blake. clerk at $1,400 per
annum, Office of accountant, to clerg at
81 500 per annum
Louis A Potter. clerk at $1,000 per
annum. office of accountant, to clerk at
81, 500 per annum.
Sanford NJ. Warren. clerk at $500
per annum. Office Of accountant, to clerk
at $4,000 per annum.
Joseph S. Cornish, paper cutter at so
cents per hour. stores division. to pa
per cutter at So cents per hour:
Lyndan j. Gilbert, skilled laborer at
25 cents per hour. hand section (night),
to machine helper at 35 cents per hour,
linotype section (night).
Mrs. Ellen T. Doyle. skilled laborer
(female) at 25 cents per hour. ruling
and sewing section, to helper at 80
cents per hour.
. William A. White, messenger boy at
Is cents per hour, Office of superintend-
ent of work. to skilled laborer at rs
cents per hour, cutting and packing
section.
George Loughery. assistant foreman
at so cents per hour. foundry section
(day), to electrotype fnisher at so
cents per hour.
Hugh Reid, reviser at SIS cents per
hour. Library of Congress branch
printing section. to maker-up at 60
cents per hour.
jacket writer at s6.40 per day, office
superintendent of work. to proofread-
er at so cents per hour. proof sectiof,
day.
Charles F. Weston. bookbinder in
charge at 10 cents per hour, forward
ing and finishing section. to book
binder at SO cents per hour. forward
ing and finishing section.
Alton B. Carly. pressman in charge at
| 60 cents per hour, War and Navy sec
| tion. to pressman at SIS cents per hour.
State. War and Navy section.
David s. Mcconnell. maker-up at go
cents per hour, State section. to COM
| positor at so cents per hour. monotype
section (day).
Frank j. Ward. proofreader at go
cents per hour. War and Navy section.
| monotype section (day).
| William E EYarett. helper at 40 cent 9