Evening star., 1916-10-01

for the night. Hugh Carey of the
Foundry was reelected president OF
the league for the year.
Latest adviceS from G. S. C"Jerry }
Dennison of the document thand) sec
tion give his address the Hotel Wind
sor, Philadelphia. Pa.
James H. Lacock of the linotype sec
ton reported for work Monday after
a two-week fishing trip at Colonial
Beach.
Mrs Mamie McMichael of the mono
type keyboard section left yesterday
for York, Pa, where she will spend
her vacation.
William NJ Vogler of the proofroom
spent part of last week on a fishing trlE
to Ocean City, Md.
William X. Harrison and william
Guntrum of the ruling and sewing sec
tion of the bindery, after two-week
stay at Atlantic City. returned to work
Monday.
Sylvester Williams of the monotype
Keyboard section, who has been spend
ing his vacation in Albany, N. y, re-
ported for duty Wednesday.
Frank Freiseis. maker-up in the docu-
ment (hand) section, is enjoying a
fifteen day vacation in Maryland.
Nathan L. Mcknew of the presswork
division is spending his vacation at
North Chesapeake Beach, Nd.
T. J. Frye Of the linotype section and
family left last night for New York
city. where they will visit for thirty
days.
Leonard E. Butch of the monotype
keyboard section has been absent from
the office on account of illness in his
family.
To expedite the work of the specifi-
cations division three presses have
been installed op the fifth floor.
Mrs. A. II. Gasaway has returned to
work in the forwarding and finishing
section of the bindery after a two-week
leave of absence.
| William H. Francis. who has been
spending two-week vacation at Ches-
apeake Beach, reported for work in the
| linotype section Monday.
| Francis l. Beach, pressman in the
| presswork division, has been acting in
charge of section in place of John T.
O'Hara. on leave.
! Appointments. separations, transfers
etc. in the government printing Office
| for the week ending Wednesday have
/ been announced as follows:
| Appointments-Otto W. Hermann
probational bookbinder; William H
Shreve. probational stereotyper; viii
liam B. NJ. Smoot. unskilled laborer
reinstated: Harry E. Libert, temporar,
compositor: John l.. Kelly, monotyps
keyboard operator, reinstated; Evar
| +. Forbes, carpenter, transferred from
Department of Agriculture; Albert E
Hodges, Albert r. Edmonston and Ed
| ward A. Hartnett, temporary painters
| observation-disclosures T. Kidwell
probationary messenger boy. re
signed; Wilver Conner. skilled laborer
resigned; Ruth N. Muench, skilled la
borer: oliver W. Heinecke, skilled la
borer. resigned; Henry G. Noll, proba
tionary messenger bov, resigned
Charles p. Goodacre. folding machin.
operator, resigned; Wallace F. Luckett
caster helper, resigned; John w
Schott, clerk. resigned; Robert Wash
ington, unskilled laboreH: William D
Jackson and Emmett Hunt, temporar,
| skilled Iaborers: William W. Cook anl
Alfred i. Grant, temporary bookbind
ers; Charles 4. Mace. Garnet Denhan
and Frank O. Hart, temporary com
positors.
Transfers. etc.-Miss Helen Y. Booze
! skilled laborer 25 cents per hour
pamphlet binding section, to helper
| sI20 per annum, office of superntend
| ent of documents. Frank McDermo
! and William H. Moss, compositors
transferred from job section to mono
type section; Benjamin r. Stewart
helper. 40 cents per hour, linotype sec
tion (day) to helper, linotype sectio,
/ (nighD.
At the last meeting of Printing
| Pressmen's Union, No. l, the folIowint
were nominated for officers for tn.
year: For president Norman c
Spraeue and Daniel !. Leane. for vic,
president, Charles r. Schultz: fo
recording secretary. George Duncan
and Sanford Campbell; for financia
secretary. c. II. Evans; for treasurer
! w. II. Weber; for sergeant -at-arms S
George Boyce and l.. BreswitZ. for ex
ecutive board. 3. L. Bair, r. Z. Blake
ly. L. w. Thomas and c. E. Thorne.