Evening star., 1917-09-16
PRINTING OFFICE.

| H. C. Sumner of the monotype key
board section has returned from two
week vacation.
| Joseph Singleton of the buildings d.
vision had his left hand severely
burned with hot asphaltum last Tues
day while making repairs on the rooi
| of the new building.
| George Abenchine of the linotype
section is spending his annual leave on
| a motor trip through the New England
states.
Kit Carson Post, No. 2, G. A. r.. De
psrtment of the Potomac. recently
adopted resolutions OF coincidence In
the death OF Dr. Frank w. Rastan a
veteran police ambulance surgeon ana
physician of Chicago, who met ms
death through Il collision with truck
while In the performance OF his duty.
Or. Rastal was the son Of Maj. John
E. Rastall of the proofroom. n veteran
of the civil war and adjutant OF XII
| Carson Post.
| Miss f. NJ. Eisenhour of the mono
| type keyboard section has reported Tor
| duty after months leave of absence.
| Bartholomew B. Butler of the proof
room, who has been detailed to the Of
| fee of the purchasing agent is on
| three week vacation trip to Atlantic
City. New York. Boston and his former
| home, Worcester, Mass. He Is accom-
panied by Mrs. Butler.
! E. w. Morcock of the monotype key
|
| week visit at Atlantic City.
| The following employees of the cleo
| trical section have been granted leave
| of absence: +. C. Colville. Louis w. Roy,
| George S. Davis and Charles u. Barnes.
| Capt. Carl Won Dellenger of the day
| linotype section is spending his annual
| vacation at Corona Beach, Cal. Capt.
! Dellenger is a graduate of the engineer
! school of Catholic University. and on
| his return will join the National Army.
! Henry Presley. f. +. Hodges and S.
! &C.. Narye of the monotype keyboard
section are on two weeks leave of alb
senCe.
The following are among those en-
| joying leave of absence during the past
| week in the office of the superintendent
| of documents: Misses Gertrude NJ. Stan
| ley. Helen y. Booze. Mary Pellen. An
| ME L. Smiley. Rose NJ. Lucas. Ellen S.
Meyers. Minnie &. Hegeman and Mrs.
| Julia A. MURRAY
i Mrs. d NJ Dickinson. wife of W. r.
| Dickenson of the linotype section. who,
with her son. has been visiting her former
| months. returned to Washington Monday.
A Il. Johnson. who has been on a
three week vacation. returned to work in
the monotype keyboard section the first
of the week.
John NJ Barr of the ronotype keyboard
section has returned from an eight week
vacation spent in the mountains of north
ern New York, where he was accompanied
by Mrs. Barr.
| Joseph G. Ganey of the folding room of
| the bindery. formerly captain of the
| champion Mercury foot ball team. has
| been appointed assistant foot ball coach
at the Maryland Agricultural College.
Mrs. May NJ. Parsons of the monotype
keyboard section, who has been absent
for some time on account of illness in her
family. has reported for duty.
Harry Boates of the linotype section.
who has been visiting relatives at Jeffer-
sonvilIe, Ind. where Mrs. Boates and
children spent the summer. reported for
work Monday
William J Delano, proof clerk in the
day proofroom. who has been visiting in
Altoona, Pa. has returned TO his desk.
George oyster, James A Lee and Ste
phen p O'Donnen of the watch force have
been absent from duty the past week due
TO illness.
Jesse NJ. Clarke is back at work in the
monotype keyboard section after
months sojourn in Atlantic City.
John !. Fogarty. who has been visiting
friends in Saratoga. \. Y, for the past
month. reported for work in the linotype
section Monday
James F. Mason of the engineers sec
ton is suffering from a fractured rib.
caused by a fall from the engine room TO
the basement.
her desk in The proofroom after several
weeks vacation spent in Atlantic City. :.
E l. Davis of the monotype Keyboard
section is taking two weeks leaVe, uulins
CHARLES w. stose of the office of the
superintendent of buildings has re-
signed in order to resume his studies at
school.
Mrs. NJ. A. Pike. wife of John Pike
of the linotype section. is visiting
friends in Rochester. n. Y
Miss Irene B. Deter and Albert kchns
are recent additions to the monotype
keyboard force.
James ]. Murphy of the jobroom re-
turned to work Monday after weeks
visit with his mother in Philadelphia.
where he was called by telegram on ac-
count of illness Mr.. Murphy reports
his mother much improved
Sergt NJ A. Maloney, who has been on
extended leave in New Jersey and other
eastern states. has reported for duty IN
the document thand) section
George A. Tuttle of the Office OF the
purchasing agent and Mrs. Tuttle, who
have been spending months vacation
at their former home. Wausau. WIS, re-
turned TO the city the first OF the Week
Ed Murray of the editorial force of the
rroofroon has been detailed to the book
George p. Dowell is acting timekeeper
| during the absence of Joseph Derken
on leave.
| Appoiutments. separations. transfers,
| etc in the government printing Office
| for week ended Wednesday, are an
! nounced. as follows:
ADDointnn nentS-OllVer tra1. pTODd =
| tional linotype operator. SO cents per
| hour: Charles Z. Greene. emergency
| linotype machinist. 60 cents per hour;
! Charles A. Morgan, copy editor. 50 cents
per hour, reinstated; Fred w. Hill, pro-
| bational elevator conductor, 80 cents
per hour: Ray K. Dodge, Henry T.
Heinold, Arnold y. Pichon, John NJ.
| Breene John l.. Rapier. probational
bookbinders. 80 cents per hour; Kathryn
! +, Angermann, Pearle D. Ioyner, Joanna
, .. Simpson. emergency press feeders, 20
! cents per hour; Charles H. Piggott,
John D. Hartigan, emergency presSmen,
SIS cents per hour; William u. Hall,
Morgan :. Brown, George A. Brown.
| William II. Lohmar, temporary skilled
| laborers. 25 cents per hour: Hiburnia 7.
| ]. Queen. Edna L. Fletcher, Annie L.
| Adams Isabelle V. Parker. Rosa l..
Lewis, barbara Opdyke. Edith l. Will
| kinson. Mary G. Burke. Florence f.
Williamson. Kitty Downs, Edyth NJ.
lobe, Mary Feldman. Helen K. Moran.
, Rebecca W. Wallis. Leila L. Coleman,
| Bessie T. Willett Bert Price. Ella +,
! Burr, Corine f. Whitmore, Mary J.
| Brown. Marie NJ. Walker, Holland A.
Mann Ethel Il. Cannon. Myrtle A. Smith
| CeIestinc T.. Lott, Marie f.. Sharp. Cor
nelia +. Jones. Pauline Needle, Lillian
J. Dent, Jennie NJ. Richards Naomi NJ.
Lark. Mabel J. Goodwin, Marie J. Smith,
| Mary +. Norris. Isabelle a, Gingell.
Temporary skilled laborers, % cents per
hour; Lorenzo G. Hover. Francis Benz
Ter. Harry w. Wade, l.. Leroy Hurley,
| probational compoSitors, 30 cents per