Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-22

during which time. accompanied oy
their wives, they made journey Of
10000 miles with the Shrine caravan
covering territory in New York. New
Jersey. Pennsylvania. Marylana. ives
Minnesota, Canada. Montana. Washlng-
ton state, Oregon, California, Utah.
| Colorado and Nebraska.
T. w. Kemp of the monotype key
board section has returned to work
after a thirty-day automobile trip IN
Pennsylvania and New YORK.
D. A. Young has been absent from
duty in the engineers section the past
week, due to illness.
Miss Mamie Daniels, directress OF
the ruling and sewing section. has beer
absent the past week on account OF
illness. Miss Kate NJ. Kelly has been
acting in her place.
George o. Atkinson. maker-up in the
document (hand) section. and Mrs. At
kinson have gone to Boston. Mass. 1or
a threeweek visit.
r. s. Holland of the monotype key
board section will leave tomorrow Tor
a two-week vacation at Atlantic City.
B. S. Albaugh and Ernest L. Mills OF
the electrical section are on their an
nual vacations.
Leave of absence has been granted
to the following employees of the press
division: NJ. Z. Flanagan, Miss Anna
NJ Keefe, Miss Blanche T. Keefe, Miss
Anna NJ Myers. Miss NJ. c. Kelly and
Mrs. NJ. a. Proctor.
BENJAMIN T.. Fowler. maker-up in the
document (hand) section. Is spending
a three-week vacation at his former
home in Wisconsin.
Horatio Barnum Of the specification
division returned Friday from thirty
day vacation spent with friends in New
York
Following are the appointments, separa-
lions, transfers. etc, for the week endlne
Wednesday, August is:
Observation-Disclosures Stewart, emer-
gency boilermaker.
SeparationS-Ella B. Baker, press feed
er. resigned.
Transfers, etc-Frank Compton. skilled
laborer, 25 cents per hour, office foreman
of binding, to Waterman. 1920 per annum,
watch force section; Joseph T. Fritts, en-
gineer, SO cents per hour, engineers sec
ton, to engineer in charge, 90 cents per
hour, engineers section; Charles n.
Flynn. Minnie A. Geisenderfer, Elsie NJ.
Donneberg, helpers at 80 cents an hour,
to helpers at So cents an hour, money
order section; Miss Annie E. Cross. di-
rectress. IS cents an hour, to examiner.
35 cents an hour, money order section /;
John Hayes. Waterman, $72O per annum,
to lieutenant of watch. 5000 per annum.
watch force section: Joseph K. Linkins,
caster helper. 35 cents per hour, monotype
section, to machinist's helper, 40 cents
per hour, monotype section: Wade H.
Elgin. caster helper, IS cents per hour. to
machinists helper. 40 cents per hour,
monotype section: Messrs. William H.
Kaufman and Louis W. Schneider. ma
chinist's helper, 40 cents per hour, mono
type section, to monotype machinist. so
cents per hour, monotype section; Mrs.
Katie K Bean. charwoman at $3.50 per
annum, to cleaner at $500 per annum,
sanitary section: William F. Maher.
skilled laborer, 25 cents per hour. engi-
neer's section. to plumber. so cents. per
hour, engineers section William A John
son, unskilled laborer. sanitary section, to
engineers section: Louis E. Stern. count
er. 35 cents per hour, to messenger, IS
cents per hour. pamphlet binding section /;
Melvin Taylor. unskilled laborer. engi-
neer's section, to sanitary section.