Evening star., 1915-03-14
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Mrs. Johanna Curtin, Miss Mary A. Don
nelly, Erasmus T. Lewis and Philip B.
Harris.
Word has been received by his fellow
employees in the day proofroom that
Levi H. Patterson. who has been seri-
ously i'll for several weeks. is much i'm
proved. Maj. Patterson is commander
of the Department of the Potomac, G.
y. r., having been elected to that Of
flee at the department encampment a
few days previous to his sudden illness.
George w. DuFrane, Charles E.
Groome and Charles f. Bauers. op-
orators III the monotype keyboard sec
tion, have been on the sick list the
past week.
Among those Oh the sick report of
the day proofroom are Charles S.
Shutterly, H. u. Lowd and w. y. Mars
chalk.
and finishing section OF the bindery has
been absent from duty the past week,
due to illness.
William L. Ashford OF the press di-
vision has been granted six days leave
of absence and has gone to Beaver
Falls. Pa. to join Mrs. Ashford, whose
father is seriously i'll in that city.
Robert W. Christian has been de
T. Scott of the buildings division is
on the SICK list and Maurice Murray of
the same division is on leave of abb
sence.
Among those III the electrical section
taking leave Of absence are: Daniel
sutton, Z. NJ, Decker, w; II. Taylor,
keets. G. S. Davis, y. Freeman. J. E.
Gaskins. J. X. Parker. NJ. n. Corbett.
j. L. McCrackin. H A. Hurley and Louis
w. Roy.
William II. Hall. who has been on
the night force. is filing the position
OF deskman in. the day proofrooM.
Appointments. separations, transfers.
etc, for week ending Wednesday We're
announced as follows:
Separations-Mrs Nellie B. Webster
machine operator: Joseph NICK. Hodges
and Harry G. Purdy, skilled laborers;
Charles w. Radley and William Will
liams, linotype operators; Norval X.
Tabler, caster helper, resigned: James
Bentz. Fred A. Cogswell, William H
Wright, Edward Eberbach, George H
Proctor, John c. Mellis and William H
Moss, compositors; Mrs. Louis W. Chat
terton. Allen e. Cowles, Howard ]
Gaylor. John J. OHorn. George NJ
Ramsey, Andrew McGarraghy, George
R. Merriam and John Fl. w. Thrush
proofreaders: Benjamin Burnett and
Mercellus Hart. unskilled laborers:
Francis d. Scott. helper: James H
Lowrey, proofreader; Mrs. Augusta X
Lohr. press feeder; Mrs Helen C
roo l. r,l
smith, copy editor; Mrs. Henrietta c.
OShea, Mrs. Sadie T. Hensen. Mrs
Mabel E. Herbert and Mrs. Flora b
Smith, press feeders; Mrs. Evangeline
S. Enman, bander: William T. Skain
bookbinder: John F. Reed. linotype ma
Ter. steamfitter temporary; James H
Alexander S. Oswald, Frank
b. Helm and William F. Berger, tenn
porary pressmen; David G. Wright
Robert Williams, William E. Washing
ton. Robert A. Walton, Arthur Wallace
James S. Peyton, George H. Moon, Ma
thaniel Minor. Willford E. Lusby, Nor
man MEG. Key, Charles j.. Kenney. Bev-
erly ]. jackson, Andrew S. Jackson
Harry Hewlett. VIII F. Friend. Clar-
ence e Fogle. Thomas E. Dunkins
Charles H. Butler. John c. Carter
James Clark. Gilbert Brown, Samuel
Alexander and David A. Atkins, TEN.
porary unskilled 1aborers.
Transfers, etc.-George W. Nairn
fireman, 40 cents per hour. engineers
section. to helper, 35 cents per hour
plate vault section y Mrs. Adelaide F
Barnes, press feeder, 25 cents per hour
pressWork division. to skilled laborer
S626 per annum, Office of superinten-
dent of documents; Howard E. Donath.
machine operator, in charge, 60 cents
vnh~ t0 -
tor, 40 cents per hour. pamphlet bind
ing section; Andrew l.. Parker, press
reviser. 20 cents per hour, presswork
division intermediary, to press cor
rector. 55 cents per hour. presswork
division (day); Frank r. Spencer, press
eorrector 50 cents per hour. presswork
division (nighD. to compositor, SO cents
per hour, hand section (day); Alfred A
Davis. press corrector. 55 cents per
hour, presswork division (night). to
compositor. SO cents per hour, hand
section (day): George R. Proudley.
pressman. in charge. IS cents per hour,
presswork division (night). to press
man: in charge. 60 cents per hour. press
work division (day); Wellington c.
Robinson. helper. 35 cents per hour,
proof section (night), to caster helper
IS cents per hour. monotype section;
Mrs. Minnehaha Murray. directress, 35
cents per hour, pamphlet binding sec
Robert E. DAILY, linotype operator, 60
cents per hour. linotype section, to
compositor. so cents per hour, mono
type section: Henry c. Mclean, acting
foreman, $2.250 per annum, linotype
section fday), to assistant foreman, SO
cents per hour, linotype section day
James F. Coldwell, maker-up, so cents
per hour. linotype section day, to
compositor, so cents per hour, mono
type section day: Frank G. Kemon,
maker-up, 60 per hour. linotype sec
ton fday), to compositor. 50 cents per
hour. hand section day: Charles :.
cents per hour. linotype section day,
to linotype machinist. so cents per
hour: Richard Arm. linotype operator
60 cents per hour, linotype section
day. to compositor, so cents per hour,
hand section (dayl; Harry p. Berrang,
linotype operator. so cents per hour,
linotype section day, to compositor,
SO cents per hour monotype section
tday); Benjamin F. Bodine, linotype
operator. so cents per hour, linotype
section day, to compositor, SO cents
per hour, monotype section (day); John
L. Connery, linotype operator. 60 cents
compositor. so cents per hour, mono
type section (day); Charles NJ. Evans,
linotype operator so per hour limo
type section tday), to compositor, SO
cents per hour. hand section (day) F.:
c. Gibbs, linotype operator,
so cents per hour. linotype section
tday), to compositor. so cents per hour,
monotype section (day): William NJ.
Hamilton, linotype operator. so cents
per hour. linotype section .(day), to
compositor. so cents per hour. hand