Evening star., 1916-12-03
chapel Wednesday night. The rema

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| William A Fogarty of the presswork
division has been on detail at the
State. War and Navy branch office dur
| ing the week.
the proofroom chapel. now commits
sioner of labor of Porto Rico. and Mrs.
| Roberts were callers at the office We'd
nesday bidding goodbye to friends.
, tended trip to this city, expects a call
from the Governor of Porto Rico to
return at an early date to his duties:
| Daniel McCallum, compositor In the
printer in the service. observed his
seventy-sixth birthday Wednesday.
| Ralph A. Murdock of the day proof
| room was on the sick report the past
| week.
| Thomas Kemp of the monotype key
board section left Wednesday for Sum-
NIT. n. j.. to spend Thanksgiving with
his brother.
| ing fifteen days leave in northern New
York, has returned to work in the doc
| ument (hand) section.
William Z. Lewis, maker-up in the
granted the balance of his leave. as
we'll as additional leave without pay,
beginning November 20.
! James NJ Toy, we'll known employe
of the Office for many years. died at
his residence in this city the first of
the week.
Joseph E. Donellan. who was en-
ployed in the Office about twelve years
compositor and assigned to the linotype
section. Mr.. Donellan comes from New
Orleans.
l. D. Williamson of the document
(hand) section spent the Thanksgiving
week end with relatives in Phila-
delphia, Pa.
The program of the Rebrew Orchestra
was the feature of the program at the
recent concert of the Home Club OF
the Interior Department Henry W.
Weber, chief reviser of the proofroom.
is the director of the orchestra. which
is an amateur organization that gives
its services free to institutions and
fraternal organizations. and Will give
concert at the Raleigh Hotel the
evening of December 13 for the benefit
of Sibley Hospital.
Louis c. Frey of the monotype sec
tion has been detailed to the supply
end of the document (hand) section.
Memorandum Of appointments. sepa-
rations. transfers. etc. for the week
ending Wednesday are as follows:
northumberland w. Dean pro-
bationary electrotype finisher; Clarence
V. Jolley. temporary painter: Jesse II.
Thomas. temporary unsktlled laoorer'
Joseph E. Donellan. temporary COM
positor; James H. Fulbright. William
H. Freeland. William ]. Narrower. ia
cob z. Gehree, jr.; David sherman. Ed
ward A. Connors. Samuel j. Clinkscale.
Walter F. Boswell. George f. Roye.
John L. Gather and Harry +. Waymire,
probationary skilled laborers.
observation-disclosures NJ. Gillespie and
William r. McKenley. emergency COM
positors. resigned: Thornton M. Hunt,
unskilled laborer. resigned: Arthur A
King, skilled laborer. temporary; Hen
ry J. Holtzclaw and Alfred F. Brass.
temporary skilled laborers: Miss Flor
ence B. James. skilled laborer. resigned;
Mrs. Minna F. Wallace. machine. oper-
ator.
Transfers. etc. = John Slingland.
skilled laborer. transferred from hand
section to linotype section day; Thorn
as H Mumford. jr.. and Patrick Quinn.
eiectrotype mo1de-s James r. NULL
gan. electrotype finisher: Howard r.
LoeneI. stereotyper apprentice. and
George P. GLADDEN.. unski''ed laoorer.
transferred from foundry section (day)
to fouldry section 0ntermediate): Os-
car 3. Bellinger. Charles H. Roeder;
Otto r. Schellin. compositors: Clarence
H. Peake, machine helper: Sumner Z.
Healy. messenger boy: Victor j. Thomp,
son and William H. Freeland. skilled
ton (day) to linotype section (night:
James Y Johnson. Guy A. Long. Fred
Norris. John b. Foster. Irving W.
Hitchcock. Edward L. May. Allen A.
Edwin n. Warner. Hugh d. Jarrett.
William O. Smith and Frank II. Long.
linotype operators. transferred from
linotype section (day) to linotype sec
,ion might; Harry Johnson. electro
type fnisher in charge: s5 cents per
hour. foundry section day, to assist
ant foreman. at so cents per hour,
foundry section intermediate: John
nj Richards. electrotype molder. 60
cents per hour. foundry section day:
to electrotype molder in charge. at 60
cents per hour. foundry section dnter-
mediate): Harry W. Arthur. COMPOST
tor linotype section (nightb. 80 cents
per hour to proofreader. 90 cents per
hour. proof section might.