Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-20

F. Smith. who is absent on account Of
| illness.
The following veterans of the doe sd
ment fhand) section were excused
Tuesday afternoon to attend the serv-
| ices at Arlington held in honor of the
sailors who lost their lives on the
sataleshT or Mains wallace 1obB Wsl
| Ter, o. S. Webster. w. J. Weiss and !.
! ID. Williamson. Union veterans: Joseph
! T. Geraci. Edward F. Morrison. span
CESS. Edward D. Mckenna and George
| Newell. Confederate veterans
! John A. Noel of the money order sec
| tion, one of the oldest and rest Know II
members of Washington Pressm.i :
| Union, is seriously ill at his home with
Edward S. Moores. purchasins aEenS.
spent part of the Week IN Ne" 'ol ="
city. fo-e-
, man of the map section of the blndefN'
has been at home for the past ten days
:; suffering from an attack OF the grip
James Mann is acting IN ms p.a was
| advanced from reader to copy editor
! the first of the week.
A pleasant party was given IuesdaH
| evening by John Van Der SONAR d. ms
/ home. among his guests being num-
| her of friends from the office Dancing
was enjoyed by the party and re1resh-
ments were served.
:. r
euv and Mrs Frances Stephens OF the
nress division were detailed to the OF
fee of the superintendent OF docu-
ments the past week
c. r. Hummel, assistant purchasing
agent. accompanied by Mrs. Hummer,
snent several days visiting with the
formers mother in Harrisburg, Pa, the
past week.
Charles E. Houshton of the monotype
Eeyhoard section returned to work
Tuesday. after attending the funeral OF
his mother. Mrs Susan H. Houghton.
AT Lynn, Mass The funeral was held
Monday. ~
of the machine shop seelioh 'he past
week.
lum and Maley of the document thand)
section have been absent from duty the
past week. due to illness.
Charles ]. Vogt of the job press sec
ton received a painful injury to his
hand the first of the week.
Miss Mary boran. d former emploSe
of the monotype keyboard section, now
employed with Fitch & Co. of New
York, visited the office Tuesday.
Miss Agnes G. Tierney. of the press
work division has been detailed to the
state War and Navy branch section.
Max Noble and w. II. Chase of the
night proofroom participated in the
militia tournament at Convention Hall
last week.
JOSeDl
keyboard section gave theater party
to several members of the Red SoX
Society Monday evening, followed by
dinner at local hotel Among those
present were DIR. Bauers. Gustave Diers,
Elijah Brown and Joe Quinn. Mr.. Quinn
will be the host at the next meeting of
the club. which meets every Monday
night.
Thomas L. Wade of the document
(hand) section. who has been ill for
ing
Memorandum of appointments, sepa
rations. transfers. etc, in the govern
ment printing office for week ending
Wednesday, February is. 1916:
Appointments-Thom E. Lee. un-
skilled laborer. reinstated; Edward r.
KLEIN. probational linotype machinist:
Miss Marguerite A. Mulligan. skilled
laborer female), transferred from the
bureau of engraving and printing.
Separations-ErEest Sexton. helper;
Karl Lerch, temporary messenger boy;
Charles kracke, temporary skilled la
borer: William P. Butler. unskilled Ia
borer.
Transfers. etc.-Charles r. MacDon-
aid, helper, monotype section (night),
to monotype section tday): Alfred A.
Davis, Richard Arm. charles II. Roeder,
compositors. hand section, to linotype
section; Robert f. Bragg. compositor.
linotype section day. to linotype sec
tIou LII Ji.s uclpcls
3. cents per hour. pamphlet binding
section, to helper. 40 cents per hour,
pamphlet binding section; Charles p.
Goodacre, helper. 40 cents per hour.
pamphlet binding section. to folding
machine operator. 40 cents per hour,
pamphlet binding section; Frank r.
Sellman. helper. 80 cents per hour.
stores division. to helper. 40 cents per
hour: Mrs Anna B. Tiffany. press feed
er. rs cents per hour press division. to
press feeder, 21lz cents per hour;
Charles b. Huse. compositor, so cents
per hour, monotype section. to mono
type keyboard operator. 90 cents per
hour. monotype section: Pinckney G.
Hilton. compositor so cents per hour.
inonotyDe section. to monotype key
board operator. so cents per hour. mon
otype section: William r. Maher, TEN
porary plumber. so cents per hour. en-
gineer section. to plumber. so cents per
hour. engineer section. John ID. Lyon,
proof reader so cents per hour. proof
section. to copy editor, IS cents per
hour.