Evening star., 1914-08-22

| Mrs. E. F. Moore, Mrs. Mary L. Evans
Edward L. Whine. Salvador Camatella
Daniel C.. Ray and Gus w. Hill.
/ Mrs: Almanac Lindsey, Mrs. Martha
E. Mangum. Melvin Taylor. John E
Greenfield, Joseph W. Marshall and Al
on leave.
Miss Pearl Yost Of the forwarding and
finishing section Of the bindery re-
weeks stay at Colonial Beach.
George H. stull, reviser on specifca-
tions has applied for forty days leave
without pay.
John T. O'Hara Is acting assistant
foreman in the press section in place
of John P. Kahler, who Is on military
duty.
Samuel Morris, compositor in the docu-
ment (hand) section. left Wednesday for
a twenty-day vacation at Stoney Point,
r. 1.
The public printer has received from
President Wilson a card expressing ap-
probation to the officials and employees
Of the office for the gift of flowers and
sympathies extended to him and his fam
fly upon the death of Mrs. Wilson.
Dr.. William J. Manning, medical OIL
Ger, has returned from his vacation. The
doctor divided his time in inspecting that
which was new in it's application in the
city Of Boston physical relief stations
and the New York and Manhattan Eye.
Ear and Throat Hospital.
L. B. Cooley Of the document (hand)
section has been detailed as imposer on
specifications during the week.
Thomas A. Bynum Of the night proof
room returned to work the first of the
week, after an absence Of fifteen days.
during which he represented the domain
of the District Of Columbia Knights of
Pythias in the sessions of the Supreme
Lodge at Winnipeg, Canada. He was
accompanied by Mrs. Bynum, who was
the representative of the District of Co
lumbia and Virginia in the sessions Of
the Supreme Temple of the Pythian Sis
ters, which were held at the same time
in the Canadian city.
James W. Mathers, maker-up In the
"Y,'' document section, returned to duty
Thursday after a twenty-day vacation
spent at Wilkersons point, Va.
James B. Mat1ack, Charles E. Jones
and Joseph W. McCann were among those
in the day proofroom who went on va
cations Thursday.
John H. Butler, imposer in the day
hand section, Is on duty again, having
spent eighteen days leave visiting in
Massachusetts,.
John Gable and Mrs. Louise K. Roche
of the press division are on detail at the
War and Navy branch section.
E. II. Tabler. who spent his leave in
Virginia, returned to work in the docu-
ment ChanO section Thursday.
DR.. Manning, in charge of the emer-
hnSnifo1 ranOrfc the follow
ing injuries to employees during the week:
William Hawkins, laborer. press division.
severe confusion of right instep with
fracture Of bone of great toe, due to
Thomas H. Mumford, jr... electrotype
molder. fractured bone Of finger Of the
left hand. caused by a heavy case fall
ing on the hand while at work near the
nickel bath: William White, messenger
boy. severe laceration and confusion Of
right leg. due to being thrown violently
from a bicycle which he was riding upon
official business.
Charles M. Sizer, compositor in the
day. after fifteen-day outing in Mary
land. ----.
Eugene F. Smith. president of Columbia
Typographical Union Of this city, is vis-
iting in his home state. Georga.
Frank McDermott of the day hand sec
ton returned Thursday from a fifteen
day fishing trip in West Virginia.
Among the details in the document
Chand) section during the week were:
Capt. Wallace Brewer. imposer on spec
if1cations: John n. Cobb, imposer; w. E.
Garlick, imposer.
Following were the appointments. sep
arations. transfers. etc. in the govern
ment printing office for the week ending
August 1S:
Appointments Norris, probation
ary linotype operator; Jarvis B. Moulden.
compositor. by transfer: Samuel M Nor
gan, probationary linotype operator /;
George T. Neither. temporary steamfit-
bationary clerk, and Thomas S. Nelson,
skilled laborer.
observation-disclosures E.. wagar, tenn
porary skilled laborer. resigned; Samuel
H. Lenoir. temporary compositor, resign
ed, and Harlan Frey. skilled laborer. re-
signed.
Transfers. etc.-Charles F. Houghton.
from compositor, 80 cents per hour, to
monotype keyboard operator, at go cents
per hour; Mrs Ella B. Baker, from day
to night force. press division; James H.
Scott, skilled laborer from fowarding and
finishing section to delivery section; Fred
c. Chase, probationary compositor, from
monotype 3ection (night) to Library of
L. Wrenn, from Observation-Disclosures, at
co cents an hour. to acting chief cleo
trician. at $4,000 per annum. electrical
section: Fred A. Anderson. pressman,
from postal card section. to press division
day Clarence e. Lemerise. from help
er, at 35 cents an hour, proof section.
to caster helper. at 35 cents an hour.
monotype section: Miss Amanda E.
Smoot, folder, at Is cents an hour, PAM
phlet binding section, to skilled laborer, at
1926 per annum, office Of the supertn-
tendent Of documents; John F. Luitich.
compositor. at so cents an hour. to limo
type operator, at 60 cents an hour. limo
type section Patrick n. Mccarthy, from
caster helper, at 35 cents an hour, to
machinist's helper. at 40 cents an hour,
monotype section Miss Birdie Page. skill
ed laborer, at 1925 per annum, office Of
the superintendent Of documents, to skill
ed laborer, at 25 cents an hour, ruling
and sewing section: William H. Bohan-
non, skilled laborer, at 25 cents an hour,
ruling and sewing section, to skilled labor
er. at $62S per annum. office OF the s1,
perintendent of documents: George =.
Pyemont, bookbinder. forwarding and nm
ishing section, to cutting and packing
section: William Albert White. skilled
laborer, at 25 cents an hour. ruling and
sewing section. to skilled laborer, at $626
Of documents; Ella c. McCristal. machine
operator. female. at 27h cents an hour
ruling and sewing section, to helper at
$720 per annum, Office Of the superin-
tendent Of documents Myer Gewirz, skill
ed laborer. from 25 cents an hour, ruling
office Of superintendent Of documents. and
William e. Brockman. from skilled labor
er, at 25 cents an hour. to machine oper-
ator, at 1000 per annum, Office Of super
intendent of documents.