Evening star., 1916-01-02

by the serious illness of his mother. re
turned to work Tuesday. reporting Mrs
| Huston considerably improved.
| Miss Theresa NJ. Donovan of the
stamping and casemaking section OF
| the bindery has been confined to hel
| home the past week with an attack o1
| grip.
Miss Katherine c. Ratcliffe. clerk ir
! the Office of the purchasing agent. took
part of her annual leave the past week
| Machinist Robert r. billiard of the
| night linotype section visited with rel
, atives in Virginia during the holidays
! Mrs. Emily Lee and Rozier D. Pear
son have been on the sick report of the
| sanitary section during the week.
! Comrade Fitzgerald of the specffica
| tion division has been absent from
work the past ten days on account OF
! illness.
Mrs. Mary E. whaley. pressfeeder
has been detailed to the State. War and
Navy branch office.
Thomas Kemp of the monotype key
board section spent the past week Wis
ting in Berryville, Va.
Hugh Reid, for number of years
| employed at the Library branch sec
ton. has been assigned to the docu-
ment thand) section.
Albert ]. Baker is among those on the
| night shift in the monotype section
who has been granted leave of alb
sence.
James E. Angel and f. S. Santzmon
have been absent from duty in the lin
otype section during the week on ac-
count of Illness.
Frank r. Johnson of the presswork
division was called to Norwalk, Ohio.
the first of the week on account of the
serious illness of his father.
Stephen T. Walton of the document
thanD section has been detailed TO the
monotype section.
Matthew B. Harrer of the monotype
keyboard section underwent a ma jor
operation at Sibley Hospital Tuesday.
John II. Riley of the engineers sec
ton has been confined to his home the
past week on account of illness.
Memorandum of appointments. sepa-
rations. transfers. etc. in the govern
ment printing office for week ending
Wednesday. December 90. 1915:
Appointments-Miss FIossye NJ. Yates,
skilled iaborer.. transferred from bu-
reau of engraving and printing; Miss
Jennie o. Winfield. probational skilled
laborer: Mrs.. Myra B. Belts. bander
(probationaD: Lewis l.. Hall and Lock-
man johnson. probational messenger
boys: William Augstein and Theo-
dore Marrs. probational bookbindcrs
Transfers, etc.-Andrew Mortensen,
skilled laborer. % cents per hour. en-
S1neers section, to fireman, 40 cents
per hour, engineers section; Lawrence
y. Jett, elevator conductor, 80 cents PEI
hour. electrical section, to ma chine
helper. 3o cents per hour. linotype sec
ton: Gary e. Walters. temporary limo
type operator, 60 cents per hour, limo
type section, to probational linotype
operator. so cents per hour. linotype
section; John +. Sheaffer, assistant
monotype machinist in charge. 40 cents
per hour, to monotype machinist in
charge. 30 cents per hour. monctype
rachine section tnighO: Charles A.
Beatty, skilled laborer, % cents per
hour, stores division. to watchman,
S120 per annum. watch force section
Salvatore Camatella. skilled laborer. -
cents per hour. presswork division. TO
watchman, s120 per annum, watch
force; Charles J. Tracy. temporary mes
senger boy. Is cents per hour. linotype
section, to prObational messenger boy.
10 cents per hour. linotype section: Roy
l.. Bildban. temporary messenger boy.
10 cents per hour. monotype section. to
prohational messenger boy, i5 cents per
hour. monotype section; Thaddeus
Schultz, temporary messenger boy, 10
cents per hour. pamphlet binding sec
ton (niEht). to p-obational messenger
boy. 10 cents per hour. pamphlet bind
,nt; section tniSht.