Evening star., 1915-02-07
EE&S3 IN %o GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS dnr1M Inn
the week and are at home at the Dewey
Hotel

the week and are at home at the Dewey
Hotel.
b1a Typographical Union, whO was en-
ployed for many years as proofreadeI
IN the government printing office. has
recently removed from West Chester
two or three years to Ohio. where he
and Mrs. Clarke will reside for the
future. relative of Mr.. Clarke. who
recently died. having left him legacy
in the form of a home.
Mrs John c. Bridwell was the guest
of her brother-in-law. Charles w. Bird
we'll of tie day ps1ofroSm' Sn has the bssn Past
visiting In New York city, Is on her
way to San Diego. Cal. for an extended
visit.
r. B. Anderson of the building divi-
sion had his right elbow thrown out
| of joint last week, caused by the wheel
of a coal truck catching in an OBJ
|-struction in the boiler room and throw
ing him to the floor.
The annual memorial service Of the
Printing Pressmen's Union, which was
held at Typographical Temple last Sum
| spite the inclement weather. The COM
mittee in charge of the arrangements is
receiving praise for the excellence OF the
program of music and speaking provided
the annual memorial services of this or
ganization will be perpetuated by It's
members
Samuel H. Musick of the editorial force
| of the night proofroom will leave for the
Philippine Islands after the adjournment
of Congress Mr.. Musick was employed
in the bureau of printing in the Philip
Washington about year ago and was
assigned as editor In the government
printing office.
the supply division of the document
| (hand) section. was called home Wednes-
day on account of the illness of Mrs.
| Richards.
| Samuel c. W. Smith of the monotype
keyboard section has been granted fifteen
days leave of absence and will visit rela-
tives in Nashville, Tenn.
| Joseph w. Byrne Of the press division
has been reported Ill at his home in Alex
andrta, Va.
Editor William L. Schmalhoff and
Proofreaders C. A. Edelen and Joseph NJ
| Eggleston Of the day proofroom have
been on the sick list the past week.
| Miss E. NJ. Hahn Of the casemaking and
stamping section of the bindery has been
| absent the past week, suffering with an
| attack of grip
| E Scott is on the sick report of the
buildings division.
Charles Richter of the engineers Sec
| tion is enjoying part of his annual leave.
c. NJ Robinson of the day proofroom is
! confined to his home on account of illness.
Mrs. Sarah Templar. Mrs Alice NJ.
Zook, Mrs. Anna B. Tiffany, Elias Olsen
and John w. Pope have been on the sick
report of the press division this week.
L. B. Cooley. maker-up in the document
(hand) section, who has been absent for
a week ON account of illness, reported for
duty Monday.
F. NJ Decker of the electrical section
has been confined to his home with an
attack of grip.
c. J. Lomax. John Powell and Charles
H. Mansfield are among those who have
been on the sick report OF the engineers
section during the week.
Stephen T. Brown. pressman in charge
in the press division, Is confined to his
home with an injury to his knee.
Johannes C. v. Lund of the monotype
keyboard section is confined to his home
on account Of illness
C. p Barnes is on the sick report of
the electrical section.
Appointments Miss Georgeanna v.
Savey and Mrs. Anna T. Wright. press
monotype keyboard operator, rein
stated. Thomas A. Bhgh, probational
messeger boy.
Separation-John W. Bond, counter.
resigned. George w. Bransom. proba-
tional messenger boy. resigned
Transfers. etc.-Lyman J. Clements,
compositor. SO cents per hour. mono
type section, to maker-up, 60c per hour,
hand section. Francis T. Quigley, COM
positor, so cents per hour. monotype
hand section John w. Cooper, skilled
| laborer, 25 cents per hour, to helper,
50 cents per hour, monotype section
(night). Fenton T. Daffer, skilled
machine operator. 40 cents per hour.
pamphlet binding section. Charlie L.
Nay. skilled laborer, 25 cents per hour.
to machine helper. 35 cents per hour,
linotype section tnight). John r. Pur-
Wis. copy editor, 65 cents per hour. leg
per hour. proof section. Joseph Fletcher.
| messenger boy, $420 per annum, to
$500 per annum, office of superintendent
of documents. John C. Johnson. mes
senger boy at 1920 per annum, office of
| the superintendent of documents. Lee
Carter. unskilled laborer. linotype sec
| tion. to hand section. Albert c. Van
Horn, monotype keyboard operator, 60
cents per hour. monotype section day,
| to linotype operator. 60 cents per hour.
| linotype section (night). Charles P.
Goodacre, folding machine operator, 40
| cents per hour. to helper, 40 cents per
| hour, pamphlet binding section day.
Miss Betty ", Watson. skilled laborer.
ruling and sewing section, to pamphlet
| binding section (night). John J. Fitz-
! gibbon. skilled 1aborer, pamphlet bind
I ing section. to office of foreman of
binding. William W. Richardson. pro-
bational messenger boy. Office of the
superintendent of work. to monotype
section (night). John L. Ais, mes
| senger boy, delivery section, to office
| of superintendent of work. Harry A.
| Gritton. probationary messenger boy.
| office of superintendent Of work, to de-
livery section. Charles F. Miller, book
binder. forwarding and finishing sec
tion, to pamphlet binding section.
| James F. Smart. monotype keyboard
| operator. 50 cents per hour. monotype
| section, to compositor. so cents per
hour. hand section. Thomas H. Smith.
elevator conductor. 80 cents per hour,
| electrical section, to skilled laborer, 25
| cents per hour. presswork division.