The Washington herald., 1920-03-14

at Silver Springs several weeks with
influenza.
John B. Gregory, In charge of the
batteries for the delivery trucks, has
resigned to open q service station
in Falls Church. Va.
Harry Hensel returned 10 work I'm
the linotype section Thursday after
an Illness of six months.
Charles F. Kreh. chief OF the ac-
counting section, left yesterday to
spend the weekend at his ancestral
home in Frederick.
The Misses Helen and Bessie Bar
rett have been transferred from the
accounting division to Mr.. Riedrs
section of the bindery.
Howard Gaylor has been reinstat-
ed In the proof section after a year
with the War Department. o.
William Millogan, of the forward
ing and finishing section is enjoy
ing two-weeks' visit with relatives
in Philadelphia.
Henry B. Willow, of the night
pamphlet bindery, has been granted
sixty days leave to recuperate from
influenza.
Frederick c. Teichmann has re-
turned to the press division after
several weeks absence due to in
Juries received in a street car wreck.
Alexander c. Lambert. of the Job
press section, has been granted two
weeks leave of absence.
Appointments, separations. promo
tions, etc, in the Government Print
ing ONCE for week ending wednes-
day. March ;. follow:
Appointments-How ]. Gaylor.
proofreader. reinstated; William S.
Carpenter. compositor. reinstated:
Russell Rocks, probationary limo
type operator; Miss Katherine r.
OConnor. temporary clerk: Roger E
Brust, Elbert c. Day, Leroy l.
orme, emergency messenger boys.
Separations John B. Gregory.
electrician, resigned; Edgar Jenkins.
probationary pressman. resigned:
Howard Z. Coulter. emergency press
man, resigned; Robert w. McGrath.
motorcyclist. resigned; Carol Lea
man. probationary messenger boy,
resigned; William ]. Beagley, emer-
gency compositor; William ]. Rear
don. probationary electrotype mold
er; Elmer s. Jackson, electrotype nm
isher; James L. Fahey. counter; Rob-
ert Il. Bickerton, skilled laborer;
Ada II. Gasaway, Mrs. Sarah F. Men
delson. Catherine 1. Mills, skilled
laborers (D, resigned.
Promotiops, etc.-Michael ICON
nors, Joseph +. A. O'Brien, skilled
laborers, $50 per hour to helpers, 40c
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45c to soc per hour; John w. West.
skilled laborer, 35c per hour 10
chauffeur, 40c per hour; Miss Marie
B. Nohe. skilled laborer, 35c to skill
ed faborer, $2.S0 per day; William r.
Abbott, Thomas NJ. Rothery, William
Zinke, emergency messenger boys to
probationary messenger boys; John
w. Aspinall, emergency linotype ope-
rator. to probationary linotype ope-
rator, 75c per hour; Benedict Kirsch,
maker-up-in-ch charge, soc, to maker
up, 75c per hour; Harry B. Matchett,
jr.. caster helper. 55c, to motorcycle
ist, soc per hour.
Assistant Foreman ]. Harry Phil
lips. of the monotype section, was
confined to his home by illness sew
eral days last week.
In the duckpin contest the Job
bers took two games from the
Limos.
Joe Ahern has returned to the
machine shop after two weeks ILL
ness.
George w. Long, hinder, on the
third floor, is again confined to his
home, after working one day fol-
lowing several weeks illness.
Assistant Foreman Thomas p.
Rooney has returned to the electro
type foundry after a motor trip
through New England.
Roy s. Smith. son of Shelby
Smith, has been confined to his
home in Mount Rainier several
weeks on account of illness.
7 Lafayette d. Weeks returned to
the linotype section last Tuesday
after a months tussle with pneu-
monia.
c. Frank Bauers, of the keyboard
room. is visiting friends in Buffalo.
Mrs. Lille E. Alexander and Mrs.
Belle Bright, of the night press
force, have been Ill several days.
Edward G. whall, of the electro
type foundry, has been called to his
home in Boston by the illness of his
brother.