Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-31

A W,itacre of the machine shop sec
ton has been confined to mis- home the
past week on account of illness.
Harry c. Hayne of the document
| thand> section left today for Lima, Ohio,
for a brief vacation.
Ferd Hoffman, of the stamping and
case-making section of the binGery left
today for his home in New Jersey. where
! he will cast his vote next Tuesday
/ Miss Mary Price of the press division,
who was injured by a fal! several weeks
ago, is still confined to her home
Lafayette Weeks has returned to work
IN the day linotype section after two
week vacation.
James A Ioiluson and james +. Ma
son of the engineers section are enjoy
ing PORTION of their annual leave.
Elijah Brown and Maurice Murray are
among those on the sick report of the
buildings section this week
charles c CaVson OF the press division
is acting in charge of sectio n during the
absence of +. A. Strickrott, on leave
Copy Editor Benjamin T.; Harrison is
IN cnarge OF the proof desk in the day
proofroom during the absence of Assist
ant Foreman William F. OBrien, on
leave.
! j. e. Cardwell of the staining and
/ case-making section of the bindery left
To-Day for his home in PHILADELPHIA. Pa
Where he Will cast his vote election day
Ernest L. Mills of the electrical section
mas been absent from duty the past wee,
due to illness ~
appointments. separations, transfers.
etc. for week ending Wednesday,, have
! neen announced as follows:
! ntmentS-Donald r Wilson y,ro
bationary messenger boy; Edward A.
! Nogts. compositor. transferred from
POST ONCE Department; James H. Sher-
! loah ana Thomas f. Dougher, tern
porary pressmen; Mrs. Amanda V.
| White. Mrs. Anna b. Tiffany. Miss Mil
! dred j. Beach, Miss Margaret l.. Barn
mart probationary press feeders; John
! A Bolts. probationary pressman.
! Separations-Miss Marie L. Grasse,
folder, resigned; Miss Margaret l. Nico-
| la1, folder; Walter w. Mobray, proba-
tional linotype operator. resigned;
Benedict E. Finotti, clerk: Gus w Hill,
i unskilled laborer: James A. OLeary.
temporary skilled laborer: Henry r.
MCGOWAN. Jacob r. Shelter and George
V. johnson. temporary compositor: Hy-
man Cubitch and Mrs Althea C. Hur-
ley. emergency monotype keyboard
| operators.
| Transfers, etc.-Charles H. Cove, CON-
positor at so cents per hour, job sec
| ton. to makerup at so cents per hour
Oscar B. Mayo. George p. Dowell and
William r. Abbott, compositors at so
| cents per hour, to proofreader at so
cents per hour: James ]. Conroy, book
| binder at so cents per hour, pamphlet
| binding section, intermediate, to assist
| ant foreman at 20 cents per hour,
night; Miss Edith E. Eliason, clerk at
! $3.50 per annum. office of superintend-
| ent of documents. to clerk at $40 per
annum: Miss Mabel S. Heller, clerk at
/, $40 per annum, office of superintendent
of documents, to clerk at 5000 per an
| mum; Miss Jessie Marshall, clerk at
! 5000 per annum, office of superlntend-
| emit of documents. to clerk at $1,000 per
annum: Miss Annie E. Dolan. folder at
| rs cents per hour, pamphlet binding
section. to clerk at $720 per annum, Of
! flee of the superintendent of docu-
ments: Miss Anna w. Burkett and Mrs.
Jennie Lusby. press feeders at rs cents
per hour. press division. to press feed,
| ers at 27k cents per hour; John T. S.
Loane, skilled laborer at 25 cents per
hour, press division, to Waterman at
1 $720 per annum, watch force section:
| James w. Darlington, messenger boy
at IS cents per hour. linotype section.
| to skilled laborer at 25 cents per hour;
William ]. Egbert. imposer. hand sec
ton, night, to makerup. job section;
Mrs Emma S. Rider. Miss Jessie NJ
Good. Mrs. Mary E. Cooper. Miss Jes-
! sic A. Burritt and Mrs. Elizabeth NJ.
i Somers, skilled laborers, pamphlet
binding section. night. to folders. pam
| phlet binding section, day; John r.
Grigsby, unskilled laborer. linotype
section, night to day: Alexander Boyd,
Albert j. Buehl W;,, Georff VI 1oraam
and Edwin Walmsley, bookbfnders.
| forwarding and finishing section, to
ruling and sewing section.
! Mrs. Ella c. McCristal. helper at s720
per annum. Office superintendent of
documents, to clerk at s720 per an
mum: James A. George, helper
pamphlet binding section, day. to in
termediate; James r. Gibson, helper
at $3.50 per annum, office superineend.
ent of documents, to stockkeeper at
! 1920 per annum; Frank f. Newton and
| Patrick H Mccarthy, machinists' help
ers at 40 cents per hour. monotype
section. to caster helpers at 80 cents
at SO cents per hour. hand section.
night, to compositor. at so cents per
! hour, job section; Andrew l.. Parker,
press reviser. at 20 cents per hour:
press division. night. to press cor
/ rector, at 55 cents per hour. press di-
vision, day: Harry B. Matchett, jr.,
helper. at 40 cents per hour, monotype
section, night. to skilled laborer, at
25 cents per hour. monotype section
iday: John NJ Richards, electrotype
| molder in charge, at s. cents per hour,
| foundry section, intermediate. to cleo
troty,,e molder at 60 cents per hour.
night; Arthur F. Tucker. David A. Tay-
Tor. John NJ. Mclaughlin. John NJ
Loughran, John H. Densmore. John c,
/ MeIlis, Joseph T. Geraci, Clarence E
| Williams, Harry S. Gum and Guy E.
| Partridge, make-ups, at 60 cents per
| hour, to compositors at so cents per
hour; Charles Stutsman. Hermann X.
Barnhart and William II. Chase. copy
| editors at IS cents per hour. proof sec
ton night, to proof readers at 80 cents
per hour proof section. day; Frank A.
! Tuck. William $. Sill and Franklin
WEIGH, deskmen at 65 cents per hour.
monotype section, to monotype key
board operators at so cents per hour;
Charles W. Scott, Miss Margaret D.
AXE, Isaac Holmes and Arthur II.
Johnson. helpers at 35 cents per hour,
| to skilled laborers at 25 cents per
hour; William II. Kaufman and Louis
W. Schneider. monotype machinists at
so cents per hour, to machinists' help
ers at 40 cents per hour: Richard n.
Carter, Joseph V. Cullen and Norval
iG Tabler, caster helpers at 80 cents
per hour, to skilled laborers at rs
cents per hour: Harry Johnson, as
sistant foreman at 20 cents per hour,
foundry section. intermediate, to cleo
| trotype finisher at go cents per hour.
night; Miss Emma l.. Wells, directress
at 35 cents per hour. pamphlet binding
section. night, to folder at Is cents
per hour, day: Claude E. Haines, acting
foreman at $3.50 per annum. mono