Evening star., 1916-08-06

work division were granted leave: MISS
Elizabeth NJ. Shafer. Mrs Eiizaoeth
Davis Miss Sadie +. Foley. John "a
Stephenson William Fantroy and Moses
Hawkins.
George Johnson jr.. of the specifica ton
division will pass his vacation of hfteen
days in Maryland.
Frank A Goebel, Dennis r. Conner and
Moses NJ Peace of the caster room are
on leave.
Miss Anna Ferran of Virginia is the
guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Webster Ferran, the former employ
ed in the monotype Section for two
weeks. after which. accompa MED by Mr.
and Mrs Ferran, she Will take an auto
mobile trip through Virginia and Pennsyl-
, vania.
The intermediate force of the day
proof room was abandoned last Mon
day.
Mrs. Lille ". Sunderland press feed
er, has been detailed to the State, War
and Navy section
Miss Alice Guild of the monotype
keyboard section is on two weeks
leave.
Nelson Toles of the sanitary section
is on the sick report and Mrs. Harriet
A Thompson and Frank Simms Fen
wick are on leave.
, Rev G.. r. Mateer of the castor room
! leaves tomorrow for Drainsville. Va.
4! to conduct a camp meeting. He will
| be gone two weeks
| Frank A. Monett of the monotype
| keyboard section was away from the
Office sick last week.
The following employees of the docu-
ment section, day. returned from leave:
| E. F. Morrison. Philip S Steele, George
| l.. Schoeneman. Mrs. Aleta Wheeler Jo-
| seph and Miss Carrie +. Loomis.
! Miss Olive Gilmore of the monotype
| keyboard section will leave on We'd
nesday for Nashville, Tenn, to visit
/ friends.
i Miss Loretta Creaghe. Miss Hattie
Goldstein. Miss Alice Mcdonald and
| Miss Mary McNamee have been detailed
to the presswork intermediate section
! for special duty on envelopes.
| Joseph Belcher of the monotype key
| board section left yesterday for At
| lantic City. G. e. Stanton of the same
| section and Mrs. Stanton will spend the
next two weeks at Harpers Ferry. w.
Va
/ Appointments. separations. transfers,
etc. in the government printing office
for week ending Wednesday are as
| follows:
| Appointments-Jam Rembert. tenn
porary skilled laborer; Miss Margaret
&c. Breen. helper, transferred from bu
reau of engraving and printing: Walter
Watts, emergency electrotype fnisher:
Elijah Conyers ond oliver johnson. tenn
| porary unskilled laborers Charles w.
Mcdonald. Charles e Darnell. Harry
! E. l.. Acher. Joseph l.. Neely. Melville
! S. Jones. temporary messenger boys.
Miss Kathryn NJ Jaquette, Miss Mildred
IL Kern, Miss Bessie w. F'uge, Miss
Stella NJ. King, Miss Alice B. Waddle-
ton, Miss Dorothy f. Greer, temporary
! skilled lahorers tfemale): Miss Edith
is. McIlveen, temporary skilled laborer
| (fenale).
| Separatious-W Clifford Scott. jr.
and Austin w. Hammond. temporary
messenger boys, resigned; Roscoe w.
Morgan and Daniel r. Prettyman. tenn
Mabel NJ. Jackson. temporary skilled
! laborer female), resigned: Joseph +.
| Hodge, in charge of section Winfred
NJ Nails, skilled laborer, resigned.
/ Transfers, etc--Jordan Anderson. un-
skilled laborer, from office of superin-
tendent of work to cutting and pack
ing section; Daniel y. Klapp, reader, SO
cents per hour, to reviser, 60 cents per
hour job section; Miss Mary Blore.
icopVholder, 30 cents per hour, proof
/ section to compositor, so cents per
hour. hand section; William r. Carpen-
| ter. messenger, 25 cents per hour. to 80
cents per hour, office of superintendent
iof work: Clarence n Coates, messenger,
I25 cents per hour to 80 cents per hour.
office of superintendent of work; Jo-
seph a. Fenton. pressman in charge. SO
cents per hour to 90 cents per hour,
postal card section; James f. Karnes,
pressman in charge, so cents per hour,
Ito 65 cents per hour, postal card sec
ition: Maurice w. Roche, temporary mes
senger boy, Is cents per hour. proof sec
ltion, to probational messenger boy, 1915
per annum. office of superintendent of
documents; Bernard NJ Mulvihill. mes
senger boy. 1878 per annum, to S420 per
lannum, Office of superintendent of doc
luments; Edward Ferneyhough, messen-
pa n
lannum Office of superintendent of doc
luments. Edward f. Long, clerk, 81. 200
per annum. to $1,000 per annum. office
OF accountant; Percy c. Elicit, messen-
ger boy, $500 per annum. to laborer
ls626 per annum. Office of superintend-
ent of documents; Frank ]. Mann, mes
lsenger boy, 1920 per annum. to $500 per
iannum. Office of superintendent of doc
luments; Aaron C. Sells. messenger boy
1920 per annum. to $500 per annum. Of
Ifce of superintendent Of documents
George II. Sehorn, deskman, 20 cents
per hour. to assistant foreman. so cents
per hour. hand section (nighD: Charles
A. Riggleman, monotype keyboard
Operator. SO cents per hour. to copy
editor. 65 cents per hour, monotype
section; Lee J. Runyan. deskman, S.
icents per hour, to 10 cents per hour
proof section (night); Robert H. May
lers. proof reader. so cents per hour. tc
ldeskman. 65 cents per hour. proof sec
tion (nigh): Henry A. Roehn, limo
TYPE ma machinist. so cents per hour. to
linotype machinist in charge, IS cents
per hour, library printing section
James Sprucebank. linotype machinisi
lin charge, 65 cents per hour library
iprinting section, to so cents per hour
linotype section. ,.::34E
linotype section: William S. Schinnerer
assistant foreman. so cents per hour
to acting foreman, s2.250 per annum
linotype section tnight); Henry C. Nc.
lLean, acting foreman. $2,250 per an.
mum. to foreman, S2,250 per annum, lin
nj yua aactioM. day-