Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-11-07

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| board section has been absent from
! duty the past week on account OF
illness.
Fred Arends Is acting in charge of the
place of II. F. Oehler, who is on a
two week vacation.
Editor william L. Gute1ius of the
proofroom went to his home at North
cumberland, Pa. the early part OF the
week for a visit with relatives.
John H. Carr of the watch force is
spending his vacation in Philadelphia
Pa.
Dean Holconbe reported for'work in
the linotype section last Friday after
the Panama-Pacidc exposition at San
Francisco.
Mrs. Nellie R. Grant, Mrs. Jennie Dus-
by and Miss Anna w. Burkett, VINO
have been on detail in the bindery. have
returned to work in the press division.
Reviser John B. Dickman Of the
proofroom returned yesterday from a
weeks visit to his former home IN
Ohio.
Peter Blaauboer of the monotype key
teen-day visit at New York city and
Albany, N. Y.
James D. Pettiford, William H. Brown
and James L. McCallister are among
those who are on leave from the SAM
tary section.
Thomas J. Corwin of the linotype sec
ton began two-week vacation We'd
nesday.
Capt. Ralph w. Alderman of the mon
otype keyboard section and Capt. +. n.
Brian of the electrical section, who
participated in the national r1he
matches at Jacksonville, Fla. have re-
turned to work.
Editor John P. Murray of the proof
room and Mrs. Murray are visiting IN
Massachusetts,.
Charles H. Edwards and Mrs. Joseph
inc Ferguson of the presswork division
have been detailed to the money order
division during the week.
F. A. Williams. David A. young anu
Clifford j. Lemax have been on the
sick report of the engineers sectlon
during the week.
Editor H. W. Whitaker and Readers
Max Knoble and Arthur E. Surguy re-
motor trip to Seneca, Md. where the
party went on fishing trip.
Miss Marian ]. Kennedy of the press
work division has been on detail In
the computing section the past week.
Appointments, separations, transfers,
etc. in the government printing office for
week ending Wednesday, have been an
nounced as follows:
Appointments N. Breen, linotype
operator; Maurice E. Oliver. probation
man, Henry H. Smith. Holloway Bethea
and Charles L. Parker, temporary skilled
laborers
separations-Miss Pearl K Merritt
clerk, resigned: William A Marschaik,
compositor; Mrs Mary J. Stanley. skilled
skilled laborer (female); Frederick w
Baxter, monotype machinist, resigned !;
John A McMurray. skilled laborer ;
Joseph J. Birmingham, pressman; Miss
(femaIe), and Lester S. Martin, mono
type keyboard operator, resigned.
Transfers, etc-Lawrence Hurley. COM
positor, so cents per hour. JOB section, 10
linotype operator. so cents per hour, limo
type section: Robert E. STEINER. COM
ton; to linotype operator. 80 cents per
hour, linotype section; Oliver c. Nc
Cardell, compositor, so cents per hour,
hand section, to linotype operator, so
NJ. Webb. compositor, so cents per hour,
linotype section, to linotype operator. so
cents per hour. linotype section; Howell
T. Williams, skilled laborer, rs cents per
hour. presswork division. to Waterman,
1920 per annum. watch force section !:
OLSON E. Harrison, skilled laborer. rs
cents per hour, electrical section. to
helper, 80 cents per hour, electrical sec
ton: William L. Walsh, bookbinder. 80
cents per hour, ruling and sewing section.
bookbinder in charge, go cents per hour.
ruling and sewing section: Harry P. Ber-
rang, compositor, so cents per hour, limo
type section. to linotype operator. so cents
per hour; David G. Mckenzie, compositor.
linotype section fday) to (night) /; Homer
NJ. Mohr. linotype operator, Library of
Congress branch printing section to limo
type section tnght) Carl S. Dellinger.
skilled laborer. presswork division. to
linotype section (night) Ernest E.
Arnett, Edward s. Hantzmon, Altamont
S. Rogers, Frank J. Sloan. Harry @
Dobbs, William B. Rowen, Herbert E.
James, Edward L. May. Samuel Saloman,
Elwood s. Moorhead. jr.. and Frank w.
Parker, from linotype section day to
linotype section (night).