Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-05

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Charles B. Yater of the night mono mono.
J type keyboard section and Aiper'
| Hughes of the night monotype section.
| who have been on the sick is1 lot
some time. reported for duty the III
, of the week.
| Lee are among those on the SICK re-
port of the sanitary section.
,s"mpositors John r. ; MG ;nh Section an
have been detailed to the document
Chand) section as makers-up;
r. l.. S. Halpenny. who has been con-
with an attack of grip. returned to
work in the monotype keyboard sec
| ton Wednesday.
| Harry Hughes of the night proof
| after a trip to Mount Holly. ~ D.:
where he was called on account of
Andrew Lueei. Sidney s. Bum and
| Valentine Mendel have been on the
sick report of the watch section the
D. r. Natter of the monotype key
| board section. who has been attending
| the convention of the Association OF
Sunday Schools. held at Norfolk. Va.
| returned to the city Monday. Rev. Ma
| teer was reelected as a delegate to
| the convention to be held at Roanoke
next year
Proofreaderr r. l.. Townsend of the
| night force. who has been at Hot
Springs. Ark. for several weeks under
treatment for rheumatism. has re-
turned to the city much improved.
Proofroom friends of f. j. Handley.
former reader on specifications, will
be glad to know that he has returned
extended trip to California and New
Orleans for recreation and the benefit
of his health. much improved.
Miss Ida Van Arsdale and Mrs Agnes
c. Tierney of the presswork division
were detailed to the State. War and
Navy branch office during the week.
Compositor Richard Arm has been
detailed operator in the night
linotype section.
Stephen T. Walton of the document
(hand) section is serving detail as
ma ker-up
c. F. Cooke of the night linotype
section is on detail reader in the
night proofroom.
f. f. Schooley. copyholder. has been
promoted to reader in the night proof
Appointments separations. transfers,
etc in the government printing office
for week ending Wednesday have been
announced as follows:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES E. Allison.
steamfitter. .reinstated: Justin A. Pad
William w. Brady. bookbinder, REIN
stated: Miss Margaret S. Neate. execu-
tive order: Morton P. Taliaferro. skill
ed laborer probationary: John w. F.
Bell. skilled laborer. transferred from
the patent office: Mrs. Augusta X. Loor,
proofreader. reinstated: John F. Glea-
Is. l..
man: Temporary skilled 1aborers. and
Stephen A. Miller. Stanley W. Crost-
wait and John d. Ambrosic, temporary
messenger boys.
and William c. Holmes. temporary
skilled laborers. resigned: Milton E.
croome. stockkeeper. resigned: Samuel
NJ. Dodd. jr-. clerk, resigned. and Miss
Cora X. Dunnells, cataloguer, resigned.
Transfers. etc.-Jeremiah O'Connell,
composito-. 50 cents per hour. mono
ft-I Il
hour. hand section Bernard II. Mulvi-
hill. temporary messenger boy. Is cents
per'hour. delivery section. to probation
al appointment. 1878 per annum. office
of superintendent of documents: Charles
l.. Parker. temporary skilled laborer,
IS cents per hour, to probational APP
pointment. office of superintendent of
documents: John r. Purvis. copy edi-
tor, 90 cents per hour to proofreader,
50 cents per hour. press division; Hal
loway Bethea, temporary. skilled labor
tendent of documents. to probational
skilled laborer. 25 cents per hour:
Preston S. Williams temporary skilled
laborer. rs cents per hour. monotype
section. to probational skilled laborer,
% ats per hour: Miss Marion ]. Ken
nedy, pressfesder. 271s cents per hour.
erintendant of documents; Lewis jack
son. imposer, 60 cents per hour, limo
type section. to maker-up, 50 cents per
hour: David Dewitt CorKins. imposer,
maker-up. so cents per hour. Carey S.
Wills, counter. 35 cents per hour. cut
ting and packing section, to skilled
laborer, % cents per hour. Office Of
foreman of binding: Elmer E. Schooley.
copyholder. 80 cents per hour, to proof
reader 80 cents per hour. proof section
tnighD: Edward Ferneyhough, temper
AIRY messenger boy. Is cents per hour.
press division, probational appoint
ment. messenger boy, 1915 per annum,
office of superintendent of documents:
Philip l.. Camse, messenger boy, 1915
per annum. office of superintendent of
documents to messenger boy, Is cents
per hour. proof section (nighU: w
Brooke Hunter. jr.. messenger boy
s3l5 per annum. to 1920 per annum,
office of superintendent Of documents:
Bernard j. Corridor, messenger boy
s42O per annum. to $500 per annum
office of SUPERINTENDENT of documents;
). Earle Lpperman. messenger boy.
$500 per annum, to skilled laborer, 1926
per annum. Office of superintendent Of
documents: Harry G. Wilson, skilled
laborer, 1926 per annum. to stock
keeper. S120 per annum, office of SUPER
intendent of documents: Louis A Jones
stockkeeper. 1920 per annu.n. to helper,
$3.50 per annum. Office of superinten-
dent of documents: James r. Gibson,
helper. $3.50 per annunl. to stockkeeper
5000 per annum. office Of superinten-
helper, 40 cents per hour, to helper IS
Archie A. Carr skilled Iaborer, 25 cents
per hour. to helper. 80 cents per hour
stores division.