Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-09

for his home in Jersey City, y. j.. Tues
day to attend the funeral of his
nephew.
James G. Roberts of the Office of the
assistant foreman of printing returned
to work Wednesday after fifteen day
leave of absence.
John l.. Wrenn and Charles F. Can
non have been on the sick report of the
electrical section the past week.
Mrs. Margaret Smith of the bindery
has been detailed to the pressWork d.
vision.
George A r. McNeir Of the proof
room. who has been absent for some
time on account of i'll health, IS report
ed to be improving.
Daniel Miller of the document thand)
section and Mrs. Miller celebrated their
twentyfifth wedding anniversary at
their residence in Takoma Park, Nd,
the evening of April !.
II. Il. Goodrich of the night proof
! room was confined to his home the past
week with an attack of rheumatism.
Dennis J. O'Leary has been absent
| from his desk in the pressWork division
for several days on account of the III
ness and death of his brother-in-l aw,
Jesse y. Jackson Of this city.
David l.. Mackley of the night docu-
ment thandJ section has been on the
! silk list for the past ten days.
/ Frank Smith. who has been absent
| for several weeks on account of Illness.
reported for duty in the night linotype
section Tuesday.
! John r 8 Loane Frank y Whitfield
and Emanuel NJ. Castle of the watch
| force have been granted leave Of abb
| sence and began their vacation Tues
day.
/ william r. Burgess. for many years
employed in the specification section
Of the proofroom. is convalescing after
! severe Illness of several months du-
| ration
| Miss Mamie Daniel Of the ruling and
Y Il
| confined to ner home for two weeks on
| account of illness
! !. g Watson, who has been absent
| for several weeks on account of illness,
reported for duty in the night press
work division the first Of the week.
| Thomas A. Sweeney, who has been
on the sick list of the monotype key
| board section for the past four weeks
/ is reported to be rapidly improving in
! health
! Miss Lulu Simpson Of the stamping
and casemaking section of the bindery
has been on the sick list the past week
Tire following have been on the sick
report of the presswork division for
the week. Mrs. Emma l.. Mcdonald
| Miss Mani" Mcdonnell, Mrs. Grace
/ Startzeli. Miss Helen Wilkes, Mrs
I katherine Humble, Howard !. Jones
George NJ StembIer, William b. Scot,
and Garrett Wilson.
Mrs. imogeue Saxty and William II
Brown are among those who We're or
the sick report of the sanitary section
during the week.
Friends Of Eugene F. Smith OF III.
jacket section have placed his name il
the field Of candidates for the Office o.
president of the Columbia Typographical
| Mon to be voted for at the election il
| NAV.
Memorandum of appointments sepa.
rations. transfers. etc. in the govern.
ment printing office for week ending
| Wednesday. April ). 1916:
| AppointfnentS-Ch A Hnd,;r
probational comDositor: Hubbard Har.
ris, probattona1 messenger boy: Charlie.
ID. Barnes, prObatioual elevator con.
ductor: Miss Alice f.. Mullen. ssiIle,
laborer. transferred from bureau of en-
craving and printing: Wilfred Crissom
Lester +. Elf. Howard D. Thomas
Carroll II. Megili Charles W Petterton
temporary messenger boys: William II
Ellis and Charles T. Davis. probationa
monotype keyboard operators: William
S Jackson. Louis Browne Frank Baker
John White. James Hodge. Frank Ad
olson. Endymion Spencer. temporar,
unskilled iaborers; Alice Mcdonald, Lo
retta II. Creaghe. Angela NJ j. Sui
Ivan, Alice q. Martin. Hattie Gold
stein. Edith G. Hodgson. HARRIET Spen
sler. Ruth Il. Peterson, Elizabeth v
Gillian. Rose f. Stoll, Mary F. McNa
NEE. temporary skilled Iaborers fe
male); George W. Giddens, Arthur c
Hamilton, Herman Adolph. Lawrenc,
} Hawkins, Wade +. Lane. Ozias Il. Liv
ingston. Arthur l.. Bent. Ernest e. Stro
bel. James II. Mcknight, Albert Stern
! James j; Cauffman. John NJ. Johnson
Edwin w. Frank, William f. Smith
temporary skilled laborers; Marguerite
T. Jones. temporary skilled laborer tfe
male).
- Separations-Eli NJ. Wheat. proof