Evening star., 1915-02-21


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] Capt. Wallace Brewer. John Tuite
and Ed F. Morrison were among the
| veterans of the document thand) sec
tion who were excused by executive
order to attend the Maine memorial
exercises at Fort Myer, Va. last Mon
/ day.
! W. Riley Stull. son of George II.
StulI. reader on specifications, died at
/ White Sulphur Springs, w. Va, Mon
! day night. Mr.. Stull served in the
Spanish-American war. and his father
was a Union soldier in the civil war.
The body was brought to this city
Thursday morning. and the funeral
party was met at the station by de-
| tail of Spanish War Veterans, who
acted pail bearers. Department Com
mander II. c. Wilson secured a firing
| squad by courtesy of the War Depart
ment, and the deceased was buried
with military honors in Arlington ma
tional cemetery.
| Word has been received by members
! OF the proofroom chapel that Levi H.
Patterson. who has been confined to
his home for more than week. is in
serious condition. Charles NJ. Robinson
is reported to be improving daily, and
William L. Schmalhoff is gradually re-
cuperating.
The following operators in the mono
type keyboard section have been de-
tailed on the 10 o'clock emergency
shift. beginning last Thursday. to con-
tinue until the adjournment of Con-
gress: John T. Bradley. f. j. Fuge,
John j. Quinn, Frank A. Cannon,
Charles A Riggleman, Matthew B.
Harrer. John NJ. Barr, Jesse W. Nor
gan, Joseph Williams. John P. Smith.
Harry Isnler was detailed as mes
senger.
H. E. Riley. John P. Davis. Bryson
EZeil. Mrs. Martha E. Mangum and
Miss Mary A. Fitzgerald of the sani-
tary section have been absent during
the week, due to illness.
Everett H Roberts of the forward
ing and finishing section of the bindery
has been enjoying a week of his an
nual leave.
Mrs. Sarah Templar Mrs. Nellie F. V
Lyons. Miss Ella L. Rollins Miss c. c.
McGraw. Mrs Marie Jameson. John K.
Stephenson, Walter J. Baldwin, Wal
lace j. Cousins, John W. Kolar, Theo-
Casey, Joseph H. Carroll, Andrew J..
Carr and Charles Greenleaf, all of the
press division, have been absent the
past week. due to Illness.
Among the more serious injuries re-
corded during the past week by DR..
! William j. Manning, medical officer. ap-
pear the names of Mrs. Laura Barnes
twhite). sixty-eight years of age.
folder. pamphlet binding section, bind
| ing division, severe confusion Of left
shoulder. hand and hip, received as the
result of a fall upon a moving con-
veyor between old and new buildings;
William f. Curran (white), forty-eight
years of age. signature pressman.
pamphlet binding section, bindery
division, severe lacerations and con-
tusions of dorsal surface. left hand. re-
ceived as the result of hand being
caught in moving mechanism of sigma
ture press; Robert E Thomas. thirty
four years of age, electrotypers' helper,
gree. right conjunctiva, face and left
forearm, received as the result of a
splash of molten metal coming in con-
tact with the parts named; Arthur L.
electrician. electrical section, buildings
division. electrical burn of second de-
gree, both hands. the result of cur
rent grounding while at work upon
switch.
Proofreader Marion f. Bullock re-
turned to his desk in the day proof
room Wednesday after a weeks alb
sence, due to illness.
W. II. Wright, compositor in the
document (hand) section. has been on
detail as imposer during the week.
Herbert NJ Taylor. Riley A. Sweet.
William H Turner and Thomas Wilkin-
electrical section the past week.
Raymond H. Lecraw, compositor in
the monotype section, has been doing
detail duty as press corrector in the
press division the past week.
Isaac D. Williamson, civil war vet
eran of the document (hand) section
was among those attending the Maine
memorial exercises at Arlington ceme-
terry last Monday.
Memorandum of appointments. separa-
tions. transfers. etc, in the government
printing office for week ending Wednes-
day. Were announced as follows:
Northumberland p Latterner.
, probationaI messenger boy: Miss Edna II.
Brown. skilled laborer (female).
Separations - Charles H. Mansfield.
emergency hoilermaker: Harry w. Will
son. linotype operator. Oscar W. Swaz-
faher and George S. Ball, emergency
linotvpe machiniStS.
Transfers etc.-William r. Love. Will
liam \. Mayors and Cornelius X. Strib-
ling. compositors at 80 cents an hour. TO
rnakers-up at 80 cents an hour, hand sec
tion; John r Reed. emergency roll IS
| linotype maChinist TO temporary appoint
ment as linotype machinist; H. Glenn
Noistenholme, messenger boy at 1913
I per annun1 to messenger boy at s420 per
annum, office superintendent of docu-
! Ra ymond l.. Board messenger boy at
$500 per annum. 10 laborer at s626 per
3nnufD once of superintendent of dOcu-
nenfs: Raymond l.. Board messenger at
{ at Si20 per annum. 10 messenger boy at
I $500 per annum. Office superintendent of
documents. Lawrence w. Trumbul, la
! borer at Se26 per annum. to assistant
messenger at $50 per annuul. Office su-
perintendent of documents; Edward Nc
Cormick. composition, 30 cents per hour
to imposer, GO cents per hour, hand Sec
| ton: Maurice II. Jarvis. linotype opera
| tor. linotype section. to Library of Con-
t.rlv4 oh rlrSr
Ford. skilled laborer, pamphlet binding
section tday) to night; Andrew Norten-
| sen. foreman at 40 cents per hour to
skilled laborer at 81 cents per hour engi-
neers' section: Joseph Sherley. skilled la
! horer. sa nitary section. to ruling and sew
| ing section; Miss Margaret T. Nolan,
! bander AT 30 cents per hour. postal card
| section. to press feeder at 271a cents per
! hour presswork division: Mrs. Jennett 8
| Tyier and Mrs. Mary f. Whaley, postal
tcdrd section 10 presswork division