Evening star., 1917-03-04
CITY POST OFFICE.

The following carriers have been Sc
lected by ballot to represent the letter
carriers of the main office as the uni
form clothing committee for the en-
suing year:
c. A Farquhar. J. NJ. Presgraves,.; A.
S. Nhitv orth, D. A. Lane. l.. G. Colvin
and w ". Blount
John Sherman Was selected for the
uniform committee to represent the
carriers at Georgetown station.
W. II. Riechs, F.. =. Peters ard j.
Dressed, who have Been on sick leave.
have returned to duty.
A. e. Eamacher, E. L. Greer and A.
w Connor. who are absent on sick
leave. are reported as improving
Al. r NcGrath, carrier section, after
several months service on the Mexican
border, with Battery E Of the District
militia, has returned to duty at the
Anacostis station.
NJ W Wheeler, carrier section. motor
friends Wedn esday.
A. J. Petit carrier section, is absent
OF account Of the serious Illness of his
daughter.
Fivt inaugural booth stations have
been established for the convenience of
the public at intervals along Penns1l-
vania avenue from Pence Monument to
15th street and New York avenue. and
will be in charge OF substitute letter
carriers IN uniform. They viii be
open from 8 an. to pm. from March
2 to March 5. inclusive
Two matches We're rolled Monday night
In the City Post Office Duckpin League.
Equipment took two games from De-
livery, and had Il total OF 1,45S- 1ndi-
vidual honors went Ia II. Sherwood,
who rolled both the highest set and
the highest game, 3c4 and us. reSpec-
lively. The other match vas won, by.
Main Office Carriers, with total OF
14e4 defeating Night Force in two OF
tho three games. Bridwei. of the win
ners carried Off honors for the highest
set for a total of 32S. The highest
game was rolled by Baker, also of Al.
o. Carriers.
etc, IN the government printing Office
for the week ending Wednesday, are an
nounced as follows:
Appointments - Charles II. Rockwell.
temporary compositor; Edward E. Connor,
probational compositor; Wade II. Fairfax,
temporary unsailled laborer; Henry o.
Bryant. probational skilled laborer, re-
instated and John D. Powers, presanlan,
reiiistated.
Separs tions-Mrs. Margaret T. Totten.
pressfeeder, resigned; Stephen 7. Dale,
caster helper. resigned; James r. Afford.
proofreader. resigned; Vincent j. Hart.
messenger boy, resigned; Miss Edna Par
sons, machine operator; Fred c. Chase,
coinposltcI, JIuWaru uHiht.!, 1oiiii d.
Fitzgibbon, Sterling C.. Ansley. skilled
laborers. resigned; Theodore l.. Mullican.
temporary electrician: Joseph I. keefer.
william c. Jordan. Joseph Il. ONeal.
Samuel II. Bates James L. Hunter.
Henry r. McConvey. John E. Wayson and
Alpheus Scholi. temporary competitors; !;
George c. Holionland and Revy NJ. Jack
son, temporary skilled laberers; Misses
Mary N. Stephenson. Maude l.. Wagner.
Helen e Barrett, Madeline G. Simpson
ard Mary 4. Winston. temporary skilled
labo-ers, and George f. Aeilis William +.
Berger, Alcnzo b. Thomson and J. Ray
,nord Ward, temporary pressnlen.
Transfers. etc.-Japles B. u. Dulin.
helper at 20 cents per hour to helper ar
80 cents per hour. press division; Walter
y. Clarke. iaborcr at SSc6 per annum,
skilled laborer at % cents per hour,
engineers section; Harold l.. Keys, skill
ed laborer at rs cents per hour. to ofler
AT 80 cents per hour. engineers section;
William J. Graham. oiler at so cents per
hour, engineers section, TO helper at 30
cents per hour. Ynonotype section: Ray
moI1d A. Carroll, temporary messenger
boy at 10 cents per hour, Office of superin-
tendent of work, to probationary messen-
ger boy at s515 per anuun1, Office of
superintendent Of documents: Joseph F.
Caltabiano, temporary messenger boy at
10 cents Ser hour. pamphlet binding sec
ton. to probationary messenger boy at
s315 per annum. Office Of superintendent
OF documents: William T. Windsor. mes
seuger boy at S420 per annum, to mes
senger boy at $500 per anuum, office of
superintendent OF documents, and Robert
T. Wine, messenger boy at 1878 per
annum to messenger boy at S420 per an
mum. office OF superintendent Of docu-
ments.