Evening star., 1915-06-27


document (hand) section, graduated
from Central High School Tuesday, as
honor student, and was also awarded
a scholarship in Syracuse University,
New York, as reward for making the
highest averages in five studies for the
past four years.
| Charles Z. Morton. assistant on the
makeup bank of the monotype section,
suffered a severe accident to his foot
in stepping from a Baltimore and Ohio
train near his home at Beltsville, Md.
last Saturday. which, report says, will
confine him to his home for some time.
The following employees of the press
work division have been on the sick
report during the week: Miss Ella Roll
Inns, Miss Emma Smith, Mrs. Jennie
Lusby and Willis W. Washington.
Miss Nellie Shipman Of the linotype
section has been absent from the office
for several weeks on account Of ILL
ness.
James c. Sewers of the document
(hand) section has returned to work.
after an absence of three weeks on
account of illness.
Evan J. Fuge and William H. Ber-
niger of the monotype keyboard sec
tion have been on military duty at the
rifle range of the District guard the
| past week.
Henry NJ. Presley of the monotype
| keyboard section who has been con-
| fined to his home for several weeks.
following an operation on his hand, is
able to be out again.
The base ball team of the Union
Printers Athletic Association will play
| the Agriculture team tomorrow at the
White Lot grounds. The game being
| called al SIS pm Thursday the print
ers will meet the Treasury team on
| the same grounds.
| Charles johnson of the linotype sec
| ton will leave Thursday for two
month vacation in northern New York.
Memorandum of appointments, sepa-
rations, transfers, etc, for the week
| ending Wednesday, June 23, Is as fol-
lows:
compositor resigned; Robert c. Peters.
skilled laborer, resigned, and Patrick
+. Mccormack. emergency plasterer
| Transfers, etc.-.Joseph A. Scannell.
| proofreader. GO cents per hour, proof
| section, to otficeman, $500 per annum.
! office superintendent of documents. .
Hiram S. Hyde. skilled laborer, % cents
per hour. ruling and sewing section, to
Waterman. s72o per annum, watch force
| section; Lewis Mckinney, skilled labor
er, % cents per hour, linotype section,
to caster helper. 35 cents per hour.
monotype section: James d. Markham,
| electrotype finisher apprentice. so cents
| per hour. foundry section. to electro
type finisher. so cents per hour, foundry
section; Joseph II. Taylor. electro
ttyper's helper, 45 cents per hour.
| foundry section, to electrotype finisher
| apprentice, so cents per hour. foundry
section, and Bernard l.. Douglas, mes
senger boy, Is cents per hour. office Of
the foreman of binding. messenger, 20
cents per hour, office of the foreman of
| binding.
Brady N Buckholz and c. P. Boss of
| the monotype keyboard section, at
| tended the first ceremonial session of
/ Koran Grotto, No. 54, in Philadelphia,
| Pa, Thursday night. The work was
| rendered by the degree team of Longi
| Grotto of Brooklyn. n. Y.
| Emil A. Nops, pressman in the press
| work division, and his son. Lawrence
! n Nops of the electrical section will
| leave Thursday for Cleveland and Nor
| walk, Ohio. where they VIII spend hf-
| teen days vacation.
Mrs. Barnun, wife of Mark H. Bar
| mum of the Jacket section, who has
| been i'll for more than three months, is
| reported much improved in health.
! John r. Walston of the electrical
| section will visit Atlantic City and
| Asbury Park, n. J., during the month
| of July.
| Ellwood Frey of the electrical section
| will visit his parents in New York dur
| ing the month of July.
| william Stark, George W. Whiting
ton David d. Marsh and Ollie Hill Of
| the watch force have been granted
| leave of absence.
| Foreman William 7. Heritage of the
| monotype keyboard section was elected
| a delegate at the recent annual en-
| campment of the Department of the
| District of Columbia. Spanish War Vet
| Grams, to represent that organization at
| the national encampment OF the order
| to be held in Scranton, Pa, the latter
/ Of IL,