Evening star., 1916-03-26

his subject being Indians. Vocal
solos were rendered by Frank Beg.
field and James A. West entertained
with recitations. Refreshments were
served.
l.. Il. Fete of the linotype section
has been confined TO home for more
than week OH account of Illness.
Miss Martha Feehan of the proofroom
has been absent the past week enter
tanning her father. D. II. Feehan of
Rochester. y. Y.
Miss Alice Guild has been on the
sick report of the monotype Keyboard
section the past week.
Webster Morgan and James NJ. Toy
of the buildings division have been ab-
sent during the week on account OF
illness.
mcnt (hand section has been on the
sick list the past week.
e. f. Hummel assistant purchasing
agent. has been absent from his desk
during the week on account of Illness.
John Heath. who was employed in
the old first division about twenty
five years ago. was d visitor at the
Office during the week.
William r. Love. maker-up in the
document (hand) section. is in charge
of the vault section during the alb
Sence of James c. Roberts. on leave.
Norman Crawford. Henry w Brax-
ton. William A. Johnson and John d.
Fleming are among those who have
eers' section the past week.
The friends of George p. DoWell of
the proofroom will be glad to know
that he is recuperating from his re-
cent attack of pneumonia.
j. l.. DilSaver of the night proof
room. who was recently called to Ak
ron Ind. by the serious illness of his
father. has sent word that his father
died before he reached that city.
Among those who were on the sick
of he l-aN hno ards
tion during the week We're William
O'Connell, T. W. Kemp, c. {. Monninger
and 4. 3. johnson.
c. J. MacMurray of the night docu-
ment thand) section has been detailed
as reader in the proofroom might.
Mrs. Emma d. Mcdonald. Miss Mary
Hayes. Mrs. Alice NJ. Zook. Miss Mamie
Mcdonnell and Mrs. Virginia Hobbs
have been on the sick list of the press
work division the past week.
Frank McDermott has been trans
ferred from the day document thand)
section TO the night hand section.
Mrs. Mary Costello. William W. Bull
len. Nelson ToIes and William F. Jor-
on the sick list the past week.
Appointments. separations. transfers.
etc, in the government printing Office
for week ending Wednesday have been
announced as follows:
Appointments-MrS. Eva S. Ballou
skilled laborer, female. transferred from
bureau Of engraving and printing
kirke G. kibler. temporary messenger
boy; J. Frederick Roxbrough and
Frank Q. Hart. temporary compositors.
Separations-Robert f. Horgan and
William A. Schmidt. temporary messen-
ger boys: Mrs. F'lorine Winters. ma
chine operator. resigned: Joseph T.
O'Brien, temporary skilled laborer, re-
signed: Morton p. Talia aferro, skilled
iaborer: Maurice f. Oliver, probational
messenger boy, resigned.
Transfers, etc.-John r. Purvis. proof
reader. 60 cents per hour, proof sec
ton, to copy editor, So cents per hour.
office of compiler: Arthur S. Thomas.
pressman in charge, 60 cents per hour,
money order section, to pressman. 55
cents per hour. press division: John j.
Van Der Schaaf, messenger boy. Is cents
er, % cents per hour, monotype sec
tion, night; John W. Mattingly, tenn
porary messenger boy. Is cents per
hour. stores division, probational mes
senger boy, 1915 per annum, Office of
superintendent of documents: George
X. Brewer, skilled laborer, 25 cents
per hour. pamphlet binding section,
TO helper. 35 cents per hour; Frank J.
Maley, press corrector. 55 cents per
hour, press division, to press corrector,
so cents per hour. William H. LentZ,
press corrector. So cents per hour, press
division. to press corrector, 60 cents
per hour; Charles NJ. Sizer, press cor
rector, So cents per hour. press division,
to press corrector, 60 cents per hour:
Frank r. Lanahan. skilled laborer. 25
cents per hour. ruling and sewing Sec
tion, counter, 35 cents per hour.