Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-09-03

| fnent thand) Sect1On, was Il Weeh-eHu
4, visitor to Atlantic City.
| Reader Frank ]. Ward has returned
to his desk in the day proofroom. after
| a three-week assignment to the State,
War and Navy branch.
William T. Heritage, foreman Of the
monotype keyboard room, left yester-
Iday for Chicago, where he goes as a
delegate to the reunion of the Spanish
War Veterans. After the convention
Mr.. Heritage will visit Detroit, Cleve-
land and Buffalo.
The following compositors in the
specs document (hand) section have
been transferred to the monotype sec
ton; John w. Sherman. George H. AL
bertson, James Willis. Edwin T. Atkin-
| son, Horatio Barnum, George Johnson.
jr., and Richard Henry Campbell.
Charles H. Dale. John T. S. Loane. AL
exander spinka, Samuel D. Howells
Salvador Camstella, George Oyster and
John o. Russell of the watch force sec
ton are on leave. John r. Colvin and
James Wood of the same section are on
the sick report.
Mrs. Adah Friedlander of the mono
Tuesday after a vacation which she
spent at her home in Buffalo, N. Y.
Charles J. Stutsman of the day proof
room Is now at the home of his sister
In Des Moines, Iowa, where 1t is hoped
the change of climate will assist in re-
! SUI ING min u HcdltH
William Deacon) Lewis of the ''Y''
makeup staff will pass his leave at his
home town, West Chester, Pa.
| Frank A. A. Miller of the monotype
keyboard section day, who has been
| away from the office sick since June,
returned to work Tuesday.
Employees of the carpenter section on
| leave are Charles H. Gibbs and John l..
4 Lee.
James P. Garner Of the document
| (hand) section and Alfred Thomson. In
charge of the " spess, same section.
/ Frank A. Tuck Of the monotype key
board room, accompanied by his wife
and family. will take an extended au-
tomobile trip through Virginia and
| Pennsylvania.
Editor Joseph E. Cotton returned to his
duties in the day proofroom Wednes-
day. after months leave Of absence.
| Copy Collator John ]. Pepper was alb
sent from his desk the past week. ow-
ing to the death Of his brother-in-l law.
Charles s. Dennison of the document
(hand) section is in Chicago.
William Bowman of the buildings
| section injured his right foot recently
while drawing nails from an old floor
! ing.
Gregory W. Shaed of the monotype
keyboard section day left yesterday
| for a two-week fishing trip on Chesa :
peake bay. Marion De W. Sievern of
| ton of fortnight at Cincinnati. Ohio.
L. B. Cooley and James Greenwood
of the document (hand) section were
on the sick list the past week. Will
same section. who has been absent from
the Office for several weeks on account
of illness, has returned to work much
| improved.
| Appointments. separations. transfers,
etc, in the government printing office
for the week ending Wednesday have
been announced as follows:
I MISUNDERSTANDING II. Hunter,
caster helper. reinstated; Mrs. 1nez L.
Jackson. temporary skilled laborer;
Misses Helen B. Barrett. Mary NJ. Ste
phenson, Margaret NJ. Harold. Nora C.
Lemmer, Maude Ii Wagner, Olive c.
Madella, Madeline c. Simpson, tempo
rary skilled laborers; Neville R. Waters.
Chester B. Schuyler. David A. Harmon,
Joseph F. Fleming. Revy NJ. Jackson,
| Clarence s. Elliott, temporary skilled
laborers; Eugene Sparrow. Eugene
Gray John T. Hamilton. Mack Peacock,
temporary unskilled laborers; Surry D.
Shockley. BENJAMIN A. Ratterree. pro-
bational linotype operators: Frank B.
pressmen; Joseph I. Keefer. William
EC. Jordon. James P: Hunter. Samuel H
Bates. Joseph B. O'Neal. temporary COM
positors: John J. Casey. Marbury T.
| k1QWell, messenger DCyS.
| Separations-Joseph A. Berkeley,
temporary compositor: Miss Pearl
Leimbach. folder, resigned; Charles B.
Fort. emergency linotype operator;
Otto l. Erdman, temporary skilled
laborer; Miss Addie R. Turner. tenn
porary skilled laborer. resigned; Elxie
s. HOFFMAN. skilled laborer. resigned;
John A. johnson. unskilled laborer. re-
| signed.
Transfers, etc.-Everett M. Stone,
emergency linotype operator. 90 cents
per hour, linotype section, to proba
tional linotype operator. at 60 cents per
hour, linotype section; Misses Bessie
W. Fuge. Catherine A. Kaufman. Edith
B. McIlveen. temporary skilled 1aborers,
ONCE Of superintendent Of documents
to press division; Ralph d. Boyd, tenn
hour, off1ce Of superin! ndent Of work.
to probational messenger boy, at $875
per annum, ofice OF superintendent OF
| documents (statute).