Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-23

finishing section was the winner Of the
octagon-shaped bank presented to local
No. by Harry Oehler OF the finishing
section In the interest Of the Checking
fund. Over 5000 small pieces Of various
colored leather were used in its makeup.
Joseph p. Van Overmeer and William
and Jack Atkins Of the forwarding sec
ton are spending two weeks leave at At
lantic City.
Kirk Harrison and William Gintrum of
the ruling and sewing section are taking
In the amusements at Atlantic City this
week.
Reviser Augustus l. Roberts and FAM
lily, who have been at Ocean Grove, N. J.,
for the past two months, returned to the
city Wednesday, Mr.. Roberts reporting
for work Thursday.
w. r. Metz, superintendent OF brild-
ings, returned to his duties Thursday
after five days spent on business out Of
the city.
Reviser w. B. Myers has taken his
family to High Point, N. c.. where they
will visit for the next fifteen days.
Chief Electrician Fred L. Powers re-
turned to work Thursday after an alb
sence OF a week.
0dCAA1u0( III SudTkc -. h. Taylor AND
Machinist Elias Wolfe have returned
from leave.
Alexander Beatty of the hand section
will spend his leave at his old home in
Thurmont, Md.
Logan Green, hand section, is visiting
at Fairfax, Va
The following members Of the docu-
ment (hand section chapel returned from
leave today:
Daniel L Samson. Charles H. Dennison.
Richard Glennan, Edwin Tabler. Frank
McDermott, HI. Barnum and Richard A.
Campbell.
Distressing news was received Thurs
day by the members of the proofroom
| that William F. Reed, desk man. who
with his wife has been visiting his old
home In Camden, N. j., has lost the use
badly affected. He is unable to walk and
sends request to be excused from duty
indefinitely.
Miss Mary A. Law, who left the ONCE
over a year ago on account Of her
health. has since been residing at Pow
der, Ore. She has taken up a home
| stead, publishes weekly paper and was
belts of that city, who has extensive fruit
interests. Her fellow-workers in the
proofroom are pleased to note the sue
cess with which her enterprise is meet
ing in the west.
Frank A. Roderick OF the proofroom
returned Thursday from thirty days
! leave spent at Bar Harbor. Me-: New
York city and points in New Jersey.
Henry C. Neal Of the sewing section Of
the bindery and Mrs. Neal will be among
the Atlantic City visitors for two weeks.
]. Elmer Hassler of the forwarding Sec
ton is visiting his home in Harrisburg.
Pa.
Edward P Butscher forwarding Sec
ton. is AGING assistant foreman OF the
case-making division while George Hurst
is on leave
William 8. Adams Of the forwarding
section Of the bindery and his family are
spending two weeks in the Virginia
mountains.
The following bookbinders are on leave:
Charles Ecker, Thomas ]. Eastburn. FL
mer E. Heuburger George Reynolds,
Frank Dom. Harry Yauchler. Charles Is.
Welsh. Frank Meredith and James Nc
Donald.
Charles NJ Wilhelm Of the night proof
room is spending his annual leave at his
home in Kansas
Proofreader John r. Moss and wife are
taking a three-week vacation at Ocean
City. Md.
Frank A. Cannon. operator in the day
monotype section. was married August III
to Miss Nettie NJ. Roberts of this city.
Father Pittas Of st. Aloysius Church.
The happy couple are spending their
honeymoon in Boston and other eastern
points.
Sergt. Maj. f. L. Redfield Of the mono
type section made a trip to New York
Friday on business.
keyboard Operator Charles F. Bauers
returned Thursday from three-week
visit to his home in Chicago.
Miss Minnie Awkward. day monotype
section, left Thursday for Boston, where
she will spend a months leave.
keyboard Operator Jesse w. Morgan
left Thursday for weeks fishing trip
on Chesapeake bay.
Appointments-Miss Margaret T. No
press feeders. Jesse B. Watts. Marvin
r. REYNOLDS. Fred A Thompson. Ernest
c. Frazier. John p. Werres Yates Bush.
Richard r. Queen. John w. ii. small
sell a. wood, unskilled laborer. John
IT. Mott. Raymond L: Beard. messenger
bows. Richard E. B. Wakefield. tenn
Sensr acknowledgements Lewis, imposer,
RESIGNED. John NJ Phillips, James B. |
Nicol, Percy ]. Talley. skilled laborers. |
resigned.
TYNE to lob section. John N. Cobb. hand
to job section. Miss Carrie L Tyrrell.
machine operator 0emale). IN cents per
hour. pamphlet binding section. to skill |
ed Iaborer (female). Is cents per hour. |
Library Of Congress branch binding sec
lion. Mrs. Elizabeth MacNamara. ma
chine operator (female), 27.a cents per
hour. ruling and sewing section. |
to perforator: 90 cents per hour.
ishing section TO Office Of foreman Of |
binding. Townsend d. Lucas. once Of
foreman Of printing to proof section |
ni1ht william NJ Wilson. messenger /
boy, $40 Per annun. once Of super1n- |
tendent Of documents, 10 skilled la6oroS.
S6o8 Per annum. digrjbution division.