Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-08

been detailed from the document manu-
section to the proofroom, has been
granted n thirty day leave without pay.
on account of illness in his family.
The father of Edward S. Wild. com
positor in the document (hand) section,
died at his home in MartinSburg, w.
Va, Monday. at an advanced age.
Peter Blauboer of the monotype key
board section viii leave Tuesday for
Albany, n. Y. for a visit with rela-
tives.
the document thand) section. has been
granted annual leave.
George Page of the folding room,
who was severely injured in col
lision with motor cycle some time
ago. has recovered and returned to
work.
Philip E. Baker of the night proof
room has returned to work after a
successful fishing trip up the Potomac.
H. w. Whitaker of the editorial
force of the day proofroom motored
with a party of friends TO Pennafeld,
Md, recently on fishing trip.
Joseph Williams of the monotype
keyboard section left yesterday for
Philadelphia and New York for two
week stay.
Mrs Callie Jacob of the document
thand) section is on leave.
Dan L. SAMSON, James w Mathers
and George w. Robinson. makers-up
| on the "Y.' were on the sick list last
week.
Urfel c. Hays of the monotype key
board section was on detail in the
proofroom last week on account of
an injury to his hand.
II E. Barnett skilled laborer in the
specifications division, has been trans
ferred to the pamphlet hindery section.
Charles E. Groome of the monotype
keyboard section stood number one in
| the civilian rife team matches last
Tuesday. The crack shots selected
from these trials viii go to Jackson
Vile. Fla, to participate in the inter-
| national matches Of civilian rife teams.
appointments, separations, trans
fers. etc. in the government printing
office for the week ending October 4
are announced as follows:
Appointments: Wilbur w. Blossom,
Malcolm ]. Annadale,. William j. A.
Paul s. Fogle, probational messenger
boys; Maurice Roche, Charles A. Har-
ris, Charles H c. Dickinson, Warren
NJ Gordon and Victor J. Thompson,
probational skilled laborers and Vic
tor O. Griffin, probational linotype OPP
orator.
Separations: Herman Adolph. Ar
; thur @. Hamilton, Lawrence Hawkins.
Miss Angela NJ. J. Sullivan, Mrs. Alice
McD. Cross. Miss Edith C. Hodgson,
Miss Loretta NJ. Creaghe. Edwin W.
Frank, Ozias b. Livingston, Ernest f.
Strobel, James H. Mcknight, Miss Hat
tie Goldstein, Frank L. Nyman and
John @ Nichols, jr., temporary skilled
Waite, Melville S. Jones and Harry E.
Acher, temporary messenger boys, re-
signed: Miss Virginia NJ. Offutt and
William L. Smith, temporary skilled
laborers, resigned; Charles L. Rouse,
skilled laborer, resigned; Frank j.
! Mann, messenger boy, resigned
Charles W. Potterton, temporary mes
senger boy; Miss Violet E. Clarridge,
assistant switchboard operator, re-
signed; Randolph H. Page, proofread-
helper. resigned, and Robert C. Gale
her, emergency monotype keyboard
operator.
Transfers. etc: George w Giddens
and George a. Reynolds, skilled la
borers, transferred from press division
might to press division day.: Miss
Alice g. Kelly and Miss Katherine VI.
Kelly, machine operators, transferred
| from pamphlet binding section tnight
to ruling and sewing section; Elijah
Conyers, temporary unskilled laborer,
25 cents per hour to permanent I'M
skilled laborer, 25 cents per hour. met
al section; John D. GLADDEN., temporary
unskilled laborer Is cents per hour, to
per hour, buildings division; AlphonZo
Schley, temporary unskilled laborer.
rs cents per hour, to permanent I'M
skilled laborer, 25 cents per hour
buildings DIVISION. horace L. |,
skilled laborer. transferred from hand
! section to pamphlet binding section
(day) Frederick Graney, skilled la
borer, % cents per hour, pamphlet
binding section, to elevator conductor,
80 cents per hour, electrical section
Charles F. King. temporary skilled la
borer, 25 cents per hour, to proba tional
skilled laborer, rs cents per hour, de-
livery section, and Miss Edna Parson,
tabulator. $3.50 per day. computing di-
vision to machine operator 27h cents