Evening star., 1917-04-08
PRINTING OFFICE.

Frederick g. Calvert. messenger boy.
document (hand) section. having
passed the six months probationary
period, has received regular appoint
ment.
George H. Graham of the watch force
is taking part of his annual leave.
Cards have been received from L. ].
Gilbert of Sanford, Fla, who resigned
from the Office on account of i'll health,
stating that he Is improving
James W. Mathers, a veteran maker
up on the ''Y'' has been transferred
to the document (hand) section, night.
in charge of the same work.
Alexander Douglas of the watch force
is on leave of absence.
h. J. Eiwood and w. A. Kinsolving
of the night proofroom We're elected,
respectively. chairman and secretary of
the chapel Monday night for the quar-
ter beginning on that date. MIR. Ell
woods report showed voluntary con-
tributions for the year to the amount
Of S509.05 for theaid of fellow crafts
men and other relief work.
Many members of the G P -. Will
attend the social meeting of the In
diana Society. which win be held at
the New Ebbitt Tuesday night.
George r. Boone. compositor in the
document (hand) section. has returned
to his home, Berkeley Springs, W. Va.
James Boyle has been on the sick
, list of the watch force the past week.
John FL Fletcher of the sanitary
section Is enjoying part OF his annual
leave.
The detail from the document (hand)
, section to the job section includes
George ]. WoodSate, Charles s. Denni-
son, John J. O'Hern, Daniel McCalium,
q. NJ. hoockogey and Samuel Morris
Hugh Reid. maker-up in the docu-
ment thand) section. having returned
after several weeks absence owing to
| injuries received has been temporarily
detailed to the proof section as reader.
The following Is the night document
thandp section as recently orga nized: :
George 6. Wilson. assistant foreman;
George II. Sehorn. deskman; William
r. tounceli, maker-up in charge;
makers-up. George o. Atkinson, James
! Craville, Thomas y. Dougherty, Charles
J. Duffy, William J. Egbert Reujami
l.. Fowler, Frank Freiseis, Andrew y
. ,5oebei, James ". Mathers, Irwin A.
Nicholson. Fletcher V Shiplev, Arthur
G Webb and Edward j. Ward; com
rosftors. Orville a. Calkins, William II.
Davis, Harry +. Faust. George r. Mer-
Ram Frank McDermot. William Ii.
Moss. Charles L. Mace, Frank Porter,
John NJ. Reilly. P. a. R,eney. John II
smith and Thomas L. Wade: skilled
iaboreEs, Louis J. Benner, John J.
Burns, Lonna Dozier and Ambrose
Richardson, and unskilled laborers,
t.pT :
5. NJ. Milburn and Harry w. Wade.
stephens N. Simpson, lnaker-up on the
", document thand) section. has haen
transferred TO the night press section
as corrector.
Compositor Guy E. Partridge of the
document thand) section has been
transferred to the night monotvpe sec
zion.
John E. Connery OF tho Library branch
printing office has been detailed In IN.
! linotype section in the main Office.
Hiram " Stoddard of the watch
ofce received severe injuries to his
| BACK While on duty at the VI street
warehouse.
! George II. Aschenbacl<. a downtown
printer, having received 1t temporary
appointment as compositor, has been
assigned to the document ihand) sec
ton.
Garfield c Thompson. skilled Iaberer
IN the document thaud) section, re-
signed March 81
Rozier Q. Pierson of the sanitary gec-
ton is on leave Of absence
William F. Maher. Clifford J. Lomax
and Jesse Il. Martin are among those
! in the engineers section who are on
leave of absence.
Charles NJ Johnson of the electrical
section has been granted leave OF ab-
sence.
Mrs. J. J. Sculiy of Jersey City, n. J..
who has been visiting her nephew. r.
G. Smith of the linotype section, re-
turned home Monday.
Paul Miller. son of Walker Miller of
the night proofroom, Is making an eN-
tended visit with his father in this
city. The young man is in the employ
of the customs service i'll the Canal
Zone.
John y. Metz, ir.. of the Iinotype sec
ton has been on the sick list for sew
eral weeks. Z
Leo Z. Carrieo, formerly an employe
! of the office of the superintendent of
buildings and now an employe of the
arsenal at Philadelphia. Pa, was a
visitor to the office Wednesday re-
newing ncquaintances with former fel-
low workers.
William ]. Reed of the linotype sec
rIon returned Wednesday iron! Missis-
sippi. where he was called on account
of the funeral of his, father.
Appointments separations. transfers,
etc. in the government printing Office
for week ending Wednesday:
AppointmentS-M!s Nellie L, Muir
ply, Miss Mary II. Murphy. Mrs. l..
Miriam Pyne, Mrs. Mary c. Fitzpatrick,
probationary press feeders, % cents
per hour: John A. Tweedale. Raymond
F. Dougherty, Leo ]. Corridor, Carroll
Il. Rooney. Raymond j. Hart, Thomas
II. Sheehan. Joseph A. Fitzgerald, John
f. Hogan. John B. Davis. Joseph Or
lando. Sterling r. Kendig, Thomas NJ.
Streeke. Thomas A. O'Brien, emergency
messenger boys. IS cents per hour:
James II. Mason. Mrs. Bessie NJ. X rom
heimer. Rudolph II. Shepard, Benjamin
w. Butler. Bernard ~. Ennis. William w.
Duncan, probationary skilled laborers.
% cents per hour: Joseph ]. jackson,
Edward Hail. Davage Branford, Phiio
Saunders, Henry Massie, William II.
Tinsley, Benjamin Zimme rman, James
T. Johnson. William Brown, George &.
Brooks, temporary unskilled laporers,
% cents per hour: Thornton S. Rounds,
John W. Costley, Robert ]. Cooper, AL
bert c. Stanley, Leo S. Holton. tempo
rary skilled laborers % cents per hour;
Frank B. Helm, William F. Berger, Jo-
seph II. Conner, Edward r. Murphy, An
drew c. Butsch, probational pressmen,
! So cents per hour: Samuel T. Kennedy,
Dodge d. Hemming, William G. Jones,
Thomas j. Fitzwilliam, AlonZo f. Har-
rington, Henry L. Grampp, Garnett
Deuham, Shelley X. Kieffer, Archibald
b. Maddox. Charles H. Rockwell. Henry
.. Nicol jr.: Henry T. McConvey, Levi
Huber, William M. Baldwin, Frank O.
Hart, John E. Wayson. Joseph Il.
O'NeaI. George H. Aschenbach, Henry
C, Thomson, Joseph I. keefer. Frank
Bates, Robert f. Youart. James i.
Hunter J. Frederick Roxbrough, tenn
porary compositors. so cents per hour;
Herbert r. Young, machine helper. 10
cents per hour, reinstated; Richard T.
Turner, temporary messenger boy, 10