Evening star., 1916-09-24
in the sanitary section. is on leave.

eighteen-day vacation spent at his
former home, Lewiston, Me.
Chief Imposer J. S. Burnside of the
document (hand) section will spend
his vacation at Atlantic City. accom-
panied by his wife and daughter.
Emil Petersen. pressman, has been de-
tailed to the State, War and Navy
branch office.
Charles H. Van Hook of the linotype
| section has returned from a ten-day
automobile trip through New Jersey,
New York and Pennsylvania.
| Miss Annie Jordan of the presswork
division. who has spent two months
visiting on the Pacific coast, has re-
turned to work.
E. S. Wild of the document (hand)
section is on an automobile trip.
Miss Minnie Aylward, who has been
spending her vacation in Massachusetts,.
has returned to the monotype keyboard
section.
Compositor Frank c. Porter of the
document (hand) section will be on
leave Of absence until October 20.
| John N. Cobb. compositor In the docu-
ment thand) section, has been on the
sick list.
| Appointments, separations, transfers,
| etc, in the government printing Office
| for the week ending Wednesday are:
| Appointments-Harry Brenner, John
| G. Ballard. Walter A. Romer. Frank R.
Sadtler and William L. Curren. proba-
| tionary messenger boys; Harry E. Ohl-
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ber and Paul r. Fertig, probationary
linotype operators; Walter R. Johns,
| proofreader, transferred from. bureau
| of printing, Manila, P. l.
! Separations-Henry G. Thomson and
William H. Battley, emergency linotype
operators; Herbert Adams and Jesse b.
| Watts. temporary skilled laborers; j.
Young Saunders. temporary skilled la
brough and Miss Kate L. Fenner, tenn
porary compositors; John w. TilIett,
| probationary messenger boy, resigned;
| Charles E. Darnall, temporary messen-
ger boy, resigned; Joseph F. Smith and
surry d. shockley. probationary limo
type operators, resigned; Frank E.
Lanman. temporary bookbinder; Har-
oid C. Caesar. skilled laborer. resigned
| Iransfers-Miss Lizzie NJ. Thomas
and Mrs. Ella McCullum. skilled labor
ers, 25 cents per hour. pamphlet bind
ing section (night, to machine oper-
alors uemaie), 271s cents per hour.
payid Tuilns and At,e,nn sewing . section ta (day2
| Frazier, temporary unskilled laborers,
70 cents per hour. to permanent un-
skilled laborers, 25 cents per hour,
ebar,ss ehad seGtion; a., LOUIS ". cornwell,
David A. Taylor and Arthur F. Tucker,
makersup. so cents per hour. monotype
section tnigh). to compositors. so cents
per hour. monotyDe section. day.
80 cents per hour, hand section tnight.
to proofreader, so cents per hour, proof
section (nighD. Andrew L. Huss, as
slstant foreman. 80 cents per hour,
reader. so cents per hour proof sec
tion might. Mrs. Elizabeth NJ Som
mers, Mrs Emma S. Rider, Mrs Mary
f. Cooper and Miss Jesse NJ. Good
skilled laborers female). 20 cents per
hour, pamphlet binding section might,
to folders, 25 cents per hour, pamphlet
binding section day. Mrs. Mary J.
Roach. skilled laborer. rs cents per
hour. ruling and sewing section. to
machine operator. 27h cents per hour
pamphlet binding section day. Jacob
NJ Weidman. machine operator. 55
ton. to bookbinder, so cents per hour.
forwarding and finishing section.
Charles A. Phillips. machine operator,
55 cents per hour. pamphlet binding
section (nighD. to bookbinder. SO cents
per hour: ruling and sewing section
day. George o. Atkinson, makerup,
so cents per hour, hand section (night),
to compositor. so cents per hour, hand
section day; Charles Williams. tenn
porary unskilled laborer: 25 cents per
hour. to permanent unskilled laborer.
| rs cents per hour, foundry section.
John NJ. Thomas. temporary unskilled
| laborer, 25 cents per hour. to perma-
nent unskiiled laborer. Is cents per
hour, foundry section.
| James Hodge. Lawyer White and Joe
Smith. temporary unskilled laboFers. %
!
laborers. pamphlet binding section:
! Miss Margaret D. AXE. helper. 35 cents
per hour, pamphlet binding, section
| (night). to skilled labored fenale). 25
| cents per hour. ruling and sewing section;
Lloyd G. Genus, helper, 35 cents per
hour, monotype section (night), to
skilled laborer. 25 cents per hour,
| monotype section day: John O'Donno-
ghue. assistant foreman, 80 cents per
hour. monotype section (nighD, to
! deskman. IS cents per hour, monotype
[ section (day); Frank NJ. Roller, COM
| positor, so cents per hour. to maxi
| up. 60 cents per hour. hand section:
William H Rowe, maker-up, in charge,
65 cents per hour. n,onotype section
| (night), to maker-up, 60 cents per hour,
! monotype section day; William II.
Stanford. helper. 40 cents per hour.
| monotype section (night. to caster
section (day): Charles J. MacMurray,
| compositor. SO cents per hour hand
section (nighD. to proofreader. 60 cents
| per hour proof section (night); Will
| liam F. Councell, maker-up, In charge.
| IS cents per hour, hand section (night).
to maker-up. 60 cents per hour, hand
| section tday): Lee J. Runyan, deskman,
20 cents per hour, hand section (night),
to desknan. G5 cents per hour, proof
| section (nighO: Claude E. Haines, fore
man. s2,250 per annum. monotype Sec
ton tnighD. to assistant foreman. so
! cents per hour. monotype section day:
| Miss Emma l.. Wells. directress. 35I
| cents per hour. pamphlet binding sec
tion (nighD. to folder. rs cents per
hour. pamphlet binding section (day) ::
James j. Conroy. assistant foreman,
pamphlet binding section (nighD, to-
assistant foreman, in charge, pamphlet
binding section intermediary; William
X. Abbott, deskman, IS cents per hour,
| monotype section (night), to proof
! reader. so cents per hour. proof section
tnighD; Louis r. Lippincott. assistant
foreman, so cents per hour, monotype
section (day), to copy editor. IS cents
per hour. proof section (nighD; Harry
c. Whalley, messenger. 25 cents per
hour to messenger, 80 cents per hour,
machine shop section; Hugh Everett
assistant foreman, 70 cents per hour. to
assistant foreman, 80 cents per hour
linotype section tnight).
Paul C. Schulze. electrotype finisher in
charge, 65s cents per hour, foundry Sec
ton (night). TO electrotype finisher. so
cents per hour. foundry section day;
John NJ. Richards, electrotype molder In
charge, 65 cents per hour. foundry Sec
tion night). to electrotype molder. so
cents per hour, foundry section day;
Harry Johnson. assistant foreman. 80
cents per hour. foundry section (nightl.
to electrotype finisher in charge IS cents
per hour. foundry section day: Rufus
Christian assistant foreman copfa