Evening star., 1915-11-28

| is in the Walter Reed General Hospital
recuperating from an operation which was
| performed about two weeks ago.
Henry y. Dreisonstok and ]. Thomas
Ford, clerks in the office of the chief
| clerk. who are visiting in New York, at
tended the ArmyNavy foot ball game
stok, L. S. Navy. Before returning to
Washington they will visit friends in
| Philadelphia.
| Mrs. Ellen E. Graham of the press d-
vision was called to Boston. Mass. last
week on account of a death in the family.
John S. May and Jesse b. Martin have
| been on the sick report of the engineers
section the past week.
William Casey, formerly employed in
! the finishing room of the bindery was re-
instated Monday and assigned to his for
| ber position.
| George w. Hockney. clerk in the Of
| flee of the purchasing agent, has been alb
sent during the week on account of ILL
ness.
The following employees of the presswork
| division have been on the sick report the
| past week: George Wagenlander. Miss
Ella Rollins, Miss Emma G. Smith, Mrs.
Jennie Baylie, John B. DieSte, Albert
Fulsome, William B. Scott and Preston /.
George.
NJ j. F'erren of the monotype section is
on a ten-day vacation.
Appointments, separations, transfers,
etc, in the government printing Office
for week ending Wednesday have been
announced as follows:
Appointmeants-Mrs. Louise w. Chat
terton, proofreader, reinstated; Grant
Miller. temporary messenger boy;
Christopher r. Smith. linotype oper-
ator, reinstated; Ernest f. Wear. COM
postor. reinstated: Lester S. Martin.
monotype keyboard operator. reinstat-
ed; James r. Sheridan. Joseph e.
Walch. Andrew J. Heard and Fred S.
Cawson. probationary pressmen; Will
fred C. Aitkenhead. skilled laborer, re-
instated: Thomas J. Croggon, proba-
tonal stereotyper: William F. Casey,
probational bookbinder; Gary E. Wal
ters, John j. Fogarty. Joseph B. O'Nsal
and Guy A. Long, temporary linotype
operators; Paul G. Wrenn, William ].
Narrower, George V. Porter, Preston S.
Williams. Warren Gordon, Garfield G.
Thompson. Thomas E. Carter, Asgail
S. Rogers and James T. Allen, tempo
rary skilled laborers.
Transfers, etc.-James G. Roche. mes
senger boy, 1920 per annum, Office of
the purchasing agent. to messenger at
25 cents per hour, proof section; John
NJ. Richards, electrotype molder. 60
cents per hour, foundry section day.,
to foundry section (nighD James W.
DOGGY, copy editor, 65 cents per hour,
proof section day. to proof section
(nighD: Miss Anna H. Hunt, assistant
telephone switchboard operator. $500
per annum, office of the chief clerk, to
telephone switchboard operator, 720 per
annum. Office of the chief clerk; Miss
Helen A. McNicholas, telephone switch
board operator, s720 per annum, office
of the chief clerk, to helper, at sS70
per annum. Office of superintendent of
docupents; Mrs. Madeline A. Nickel
ligan, helper. SS70 per annum. office
superintendent of documents. skilled
laborer female), 25 cents per hour.
ward R. Hangliter. monotype machin-
ist: Dennis F. Shoehan. helper (40
cents); Henry G. Schulz, Wellington
Robinson, caster helpers, from mono
type section tday). to night: Arthur
E. Maccubbin, helper, 45 cents per hour,
pamphlet binding section. to helper a:
so cents per hour; Frank Brodie. mes
Senger boy, Is cents per hour, Office OF
superintendent of work. to messenger
at 25 cents per hour: Clarence n.
Coates, John NJ. Jeffries. Robert w. Nc
Grath. messenger boys, Is cents per
hour, Office of superintendent Of work,
to messenger, 25 cents per hour: Claude
E. Haines, assistant foreman, so cents
per hour. monotyne section day. TO
foreman, $3.50 per annum, monotype
section (nighD; William A. Pratt, as
sistant foreman, so cents per hour,
proof section day, to foreman. $3.50
per annum, proof section (nighD: Har-
ry Johnson. electrotype finisher, so
assistant foreman, so cents per hour,
foundry section fnighD: Walter H,
Guthridge. proofreader. so cents per
hour, proof section day. to chief re-
wiser, IS cents per hour, proof sec
ton, nighD George H. Brooks. un-
skilled laborer. 25 cents per hour, Of
fee of superintendent of documents, to
s626 per annum: William s. Sill. mono
type keyboard operator, so cents per
hour, monotype saction (day), 20 desk
man, So cents per hour, monotype sec
tion (night): John O'Donnoghue. desk
man, So cents per hour, monotype sec
tion day. to assistant foreman. so
cents per hour, monotype section
(night): William H. Mckimmie. mes
senger boy, Is cents per hour, job sec
ton, to skilled laborer, % cents per
hour. linotype section; Timothy J. Frye,
skilled laborer, forwarding and finish
ing section, to linotype section; Frank
Howard, unskilled laborer. stores divi-
sion to linotype section tday): Thomas
j. McDonough. temporary steam filter,
so cents per hour, engineers section.
to probational steamftter. so cents per
hour Miss Violet f. Clarridge. skilled
laborer (female). Is cents per hour.
ruling and sewing section. to assistant
telephone switchboard operator. $500
per annum, Office of the chief clerk.