Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-18


Lille Y. Imhoff Of this city occurred
Wednesday. Rev. r. L. Fultz OF the Ep-
worth NJ. E. Lnurch oficiating. Mr.. and
Mrs. Anderson left on an extended trip
south Immediately after the wedding.
and will return about November 3.
keyboard Operator Joseph Gibson Will
spend his annual leave in q cruise on the
New England coast. He left Monday for
Boston, going by steamer from Balti-
more.
Maurice Spencer assistant foreman Of
the document (hand) section. was one Of
the participants In the District National
Guard rifle matches held on the range
at Congress Heights the past week.
John W. Burke of the sanitary section
began his annual leave Wednesday, and
will be gone until November 1.
Maker-up H. S. Gum Of the document
section and Mrs. Gum have returned
from vacation OF one month spent at
Atlantic City. Mr. Gum resumed his
duties in the Office Wednesday.
E. F. Morrison of the document (hand)
section has been absent the past week on
account OF illness.
Aaron Goodloe and Harry NJ. Hurley.
elevator conductors in the electrical sec
ton, are enjoying their annual leave
Capt. Wallace Brewer Of the document
(hand section), who has been on the sick
list for a week, returned to work We'd
nesday.
James NJ Toy Of the building division
Is taking fifteen days of his annual leave
Work on the tunnel from the govern
ment printing Office to the new city post
Office is progressing rapidly. and w. X
working out details OF the service. which
will be included with the new power
plant equipment.
Employees of the monotype section be-
gan their annual leave Wednesday. as
follows: Edwin w. Edmonston. Percy s..
Anderson, Franklin T. Hodges. Herman
L. Cowgirl, Albert III. Harris, Francis T..
Quieley.
John M. Ware of the day proof room.
who has been absent for over month on
account of Illness, Is reported to be Inn
proving in health. and expects to be oacK
at his desk in the near future.
James II. Alburtis and Charles Gar
rels OF the proOfroom are among the
leave takers from the office and are on
walking. trip from this city 70
Gettysburg, Pa
Proofreader Edgar J.. c"Jakey")
Dwight began a ffteen-day vacation
Wednesday.
. Leonard W. Koon and Samuel G.
Kirby Of the proofroom left the city
Thursday for fifteen-day vacations.
William ]. Cassiday. clerk in the pur-
chasing division, has returned from
weeks leave Of absence. While In New
York he witnessed one or the worids
series base ball games
William II. Carpenter of the night
monotype section IL enjoying an ex-
tensive trip to Cuba. Haiti and Panama,
while, walter A. Kinsolving Of the
same section ia travelling through
Texas, Colorado and the northwest.
Miss Matilda B. Gregory has received
an emergency appointment as mono
type keyboard operator Miss Gregory
was formerly employed in the Office as
an operator In 1908
William Al. Powers of the monotype
section is confined to his home by
typhoid fever.
seret. Mai. Z. L. Redfield Of the mono
TYNE (day) keyboard room won the
first prize $50 in the novice rife match
at the District rifle range Tuesday.
Proofreader ]. w. Clark began his
annual leave Thursday, and with rela-
tives from Baltimore will make an au-
tomobile trip through Maryland.
Miss Madse Evans Of the proofroom.
who has been away on her annual leave,
returned to work Thursday.
keyboard Operator John r. Purvis of
the nonotype section has been confined
to hts home for week by an attack OF
malaria.
Eugene B. welborn Of the sanitary sec
ton is away on leave and will be gone
till the 25th Of the month.
Reviser r. A. johnson of the proofroom
reported for duty Thursday, after using
up a portion of his annual leave.
Frank r. McFadyen, George l.. Eich-
horn, Charles e. Monninger. Frank A
Cannon and E. L: Redfeld. all of the
the annual rifle competitions of the Dis
trict National Guard on the rife range at
Congress Heights Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday.
John cHonest John') O'Neill Of the
document (hand) section has been absent
the past week on account Of illness.
Luke F. Ludlow, foreman in charge Of
the stamping and casemaking room of
the bindery, is acting chief of the for
warviing and finishing division in the alb
sence Of J. E. C0gan. who Is on a bust
ness trip to New York.
William T. Hall OF the proofroom IS on
a fifteen-day leave of absence. leaving
today for New York where he will regis
ter and vote at the primaries.
Benjamif, E. Harrison of the proofroom
will be one OF the leave-takers next Mon
day.
Felix ]. Belair of the bindery was cali
ed to Indianapolis last Saturday to at
tend a meeting of the international Off
GERS OF the allied trades. Mr.. Belair Is
first vice president OF the International
Brotherhood of Bookbinders.
Miss Florence Smith of the ruling and
sewing section of the bindery returned
to work last Monday, after being on
leave for six months on account of ILL
ness.
+ Gustav A. Benson of the carpenter Sec
ton left Wednesday for his home in
Kings county, n. Y. where he will spend
a vacation Of three weeks.
T. c. Parsons, ex-president Of Columbia
Typosraphical Union. and Martin L..
pleasure in trip to Beaumont. Va. the
first of the week. Mr.. Statler contem-
plates the acquisition Of property for the
Rev. E.. J. Robinson of the document
section returned the first of the week
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