Evening star., 1916-09-17

willie and James c. White Of the engi-
neer section are on leave.
| The following makersup In the oocu-
ment (hand) section (night) have beer
section. day: W. F. Councell, Thomas s
A. Dougherty, w. ]. Egbert, Frank
Freiseis, B. l. Fowler, A. Goebel and
Webb.
| timekeeper in the absence Of Col. B. r.
Entriken.
R. W. congdon, compcsitor. has been
transferred from the hand section,
night, to the supply division. document
| (hand) section. day.
Joseph W. Marshall and Nelson Toles
| of the sanitary section are on leave.
David A. Atkins ana George w. Fra
! zier, temporary unskilled laborers IN
the document (hand) section. day. have
received appointments.
August Paland. makerup on the
hand section. night, transferred to the
day hand section in the same capacity
is absent on leave.
The following employees Of the eleo-
trical section are on leave: johnson e.
Gaskins, Joseph N. Beamon, Samuel H.
Keets. Charles E. Robinson. orpheus
B. Williams. Rodney P. Savoy. William
H Turner and John r. Parks.
William ]. Weiss, rule" man in the
to the Office from his annual leave.
William F. Reilly, compositor in the
same section, will pass a vacation OF
six days at his home in Baltimore. E.
F. Rosen and S. j. Oliver, helpers In
the document (hand) section. are also
on leave.
The transfers from the document
(hand) section, night, to tho Job SEQ
ton included the following: William
McEneany, J. A. Nicholson, Frank NC
Dermont, Harry E. Faust, D. L. Mackley
and Thomas L. Wade.
Appointments, separations and trans
fers for the week ending Wednesday
are as follows:
intments-Joseph F. Smith and
Leon l. Leach, probational linotype op-
orators: Harry C. Arnold. bookbinder;
Mrs. Ruth G. Johnson, temporary skilled
laborer.
arations-Joseph L. Neely and
Windsor L. Bean, jr., temporary mes
and Miss Frances c. Boone, temporary
skilled laborers, resigned; Maurice W
| Roche. probational messenger boy. re-
signed: William c. Farmer. caster
helper. resigned; Richard s. Dore, mes
| senger. boy, resigned; Miss Blanche r
| Seaton. temporary assistant telephone
| switchboard operator.
| Transfers, etc.-George B. Minor
| skilled laborer, 25 cents per hour, press.
| work division, to elevator conductor
30 cents per hour, electrical section
Howard D. Thomas, temporary messen-
ger boy, Is cents per hour, to proba-
tional messenger boy. at 1878 per an
mum. office superintendent of docu-
ments: Mrs. Ella r. Oliphant. skilled
1aborer. transferred from pamphlet
binding section to ruling and sewing
section: Miss Jesse A. Buritt, skilled la
borer, 25 cents per hour, pamphlet
binding section, night, to folder. 25
cents per hour, pamphlet binding sec
tion. day; Edward Ferneyhough. mes
senger boy, 1920 per annum, to messen-
ger boy, $500. office of superintendent
of documents: Frank ]. Corsa, messen-
ger boy, 1876 per annum. to messenger
boy. s420 per annum, Office of superin-
tendent of documents: John Moore.
temporary skilled laborer. transferred
from electrical section to stores divi-
sion: Curtis T. Hall, unskilled laborer
ldransferred from stores division to
electrical section; Miss Lulu Simpson
skilled laborer, 25 cents per hour. fin
ishing and forwarding section. to ma
chine operator, 271a cents per hour, rul-
ing and sewing section; Mrs. Ada NJ
Moionnier, skilled laborer. 25 cents pei
| hour. pamphlet binding section. day. to
machine operator. PIN cents per hour
! pamphlet binding section; Leroy Evans
! temporary messenger boy. Is cents pei
! hour. to probational messenger boy al
| 1915 per annum, Office of superintendent
/ binder, and Alfred o. P. Grant, tenn
! porary bookbinder, transferred from
! warding and finishing section to
| pamphlet binding section. day: Walter
! A. Clarke. messenger boy, $500 per an.
1 mum. to laborer. 1926 per annun, office
| D. Keyser, bookbinder. so cents pei
/ hour. to bookbinder in charge. so cents
/ per hour, ruling and sewing section
| Fletcher Shipley. compositor, so cent.
(! per hour. job section, to makerup, 81
| cents per hour, hand section.