Evening star., 1915-12-26

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city.
Bryson Ezell and Mrs Emily Lee are
on the sick report of the sanitary sec
| ton.
Myron Ferren of the monotype key
| board section was absent from the
! office the past week on account of
| illness.
James Willis, compositor in the
| specifications division, was on the sick
| list the past week.
Harvey ]. Southwick of the mono
type section has received a Letter from
| Wilber Owen, formerly employed in
| the government printing office, now a
prosperous lawyer of Toledo, Ohio.
specializing in patent law. Mr.. Owen
studied law while working at the
printing trade in this city, and grad
uated from a local college.
Miss Anna D. Goss. Mrs. Della j.
Cramer. Miss Emma G. Smith. Miss
Ella Rollins, Mrs. Agnes c.. Tierney,
/ Walter J. Bennett. Samuel N. Colvin
and William B. Scott Of the presswork
division were on the sick report our
ing the week.
Capt G.. c. Wilson. foreman of the
night document (hand) section. was
presented with a sword by printer
friends at the meeting of columbia
lowing his recent promotion as cap
tain Of Battery B. Field Artillery, N.
G. D. c., the commission having oeen
signed by President Wilson last week.
Frank A. Kidd, former president or Co
lumbia Union, made the presentation
speech.
Appointments, separations, transfers,
etc, in the government printing ofiice
for week ending Wednesday, December
%. have been announced, as follows:
ppointments-Charles S. Moss and
George H. Mires, emergency linotype
operators; Orzello r. Gilbert and
Charles H. Van Hook. probational linq-
type operators: Frank r. Lanman'
Ut Nd {
Grant. temporary bookbinders: Eugene
A. PfeiffeF, Charles Kershenbaum,
Max H. Ellison and John ]. Dolan. Jr..
probational messenger boys: MIS-; ioa
(female): Miss Clara B. Thorne. skilled
laborer (femaIe). transferred from the
bureau of engraving and printing;
James Boyle, watchman, re1nstateo;
Mrs. Katharine NJ. Humble. probational
press feeder: John 5. Greene, prooa-
tional bookbinder.
Separations-John c. Hogan, tempo
rary messenger boy, resigned: frank
A. Williams, emergency boiiermaker'
William F. Everett, skilled laborer. re,
signed: William P. Prigg, probational
messenger boy. resigned; John r. May
hugh. temporary messenger boy, re-
signed; Mary E. Mangan. clerk. re-
signed.
and Elmer N May, skilled laborers, 70
cents per hour, to helpers at 50 cents
an hour. linotype section; Forrest -.
Crimes, skilled laborer, 25 cents per
hour. to helper at 40 cents per hour'
linotype section: Edward F. Kelly
oiler. 80 cents per hour, engineers sec
ton. to skilled laborer- 25 cents per
hour. presswork division; Lyeii l.. An
derson, skilled laborer. $626 per an
mum, office of superintendent OF docu-
ments, to skilled laborer. IS cents per
hour, monotype section, night: Cnaries
b. Austin. messenger boy. $500 per an
mum, office of superintendent OF docu-
ments to skilled laborer, rs cents per
hour. monotype section, night: Herman
Altman, messenger boy. 15 cents per
hour, to skilled laborer, rs cents per
hour, monotype section: Paul A. Sc oas-
tian. messenger boy, Is cents per hour'
pamphlet binding section: Thomas +.
SILK, messenger boy, Is cents per hour.
to skilled laborer, 25 cents per hour,
stores division; William Doolan. skilled
to elevator conductor. 80 cents per
hour. electrical section; Frederick
Brown. temporary linotype operator,
so cents per hour, to probattonai lino-
type operator, so cents per hour. limo.
laborer rs cents per hour. to helper. IS
cents per hour, stores division: Guy A.
Long. temporary linotype operator, so
cents per hour, to probational linotype
section: Frank p Platz. helper. IS
cents per hour. to helper, 90 cents per
hour, linotype section; William II.
Scott. messenger boy. $500 per annum,
to skilled laborer. s62S per annum, Of
fice of superintendent of documents;
William K. Houser. messenger boy,
$500 per annum, to messenger boy, $500
per annum, Office of superintendent Of
documents: Kil1ian Delabar. watchman.
$72O per annum, watch force section. to
skilled laborer, rs cents per hour,
pamphlet binding section; Charles F.
Reckert. messenger boy. S42o per an
mum. to messenger boy. $500 per an
mum. Office of superintendent OF docu-
ments: James J. Spaulding. messenger
boy. 1915 per annum. to messenger boy,
$420 per annum. office of superintendent
of documents: Thomas A. Bligh, mes
senger boy. s42o per annum. office Of
superintendent of documents: Lewis M.
Shipley, skilled laborer. 25 cents per
hour. to oiler at 80 cents per hour. en-
gineer's section: Miss Maud " Murphy.
clerk. $500 per annum, to clerk. $1,000
per annum, office Of the accountant;
Elmer B. Brammell. skilled laborer, rs
cents per hour. to helper. IS cents per
hour. linotype section: Mark D. Smith.
temporary. linotype operator. 60 cents
per hour. to probational linotype oper-
ator. so cents per hour. linotype sec
| tion: Lee J. Runyan. proof reader. so
cents per hour, proof section. night. to
| deskman. 65 cents per hour. proof sec
ton. night: Miss Maude H. Bundy,
skilled laborer. female. Is cents per
hour. pamphlet binding section. to
clerk. 1920 per annum. office of super
! intendent Of documents: Charles W.
Trey. compositor. SO cents per hour.
| monotype section. to proofreader. so
cents per hour. proof section. day:
Preston L. George. skilled laborer, 25
cents per hour. linotype section. night,
I to messenger, 25 cents per hour, ONCE
| of superintendent Of work: Ernest T.
! Prosise. messenger boy, 1920 per an
mum. office of the purchasing agent. to
| skilled laborer, 25 cents per hour, Of
| flee of the foreman Of binding; Sumner
| E. Healy. temporary messenger boy, Is
cents per hour. linotype section. night
| to probational messenger boy. Is cents
per hour. linotype section, night.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
William Jennings Price, minister to
| Panama. who has been in this city late