Evening star., 1914-05-16

William F. krouse. monotype caster
helper, died Thursday. after an illness o.
| moro than two months Mr.. Krouse leave.
| his wife and four small children.
Patrick H. Gallagher, chief of the sup
plies division; William ]. MoEvoy, fore
man Of the jobroom. and Thomas j. Nc
| Donough of the night monotype section
are among those who will attend the ban
quet at the New Willard tonight, follow
ing the unveiling Of the Barry statue thi:
afternoon.
". H. Leavitt, in charge of the " OF
the document hand section, has been or
leave during the week.
Cards received from DR.. James R Arm
strong of the day proofroom are keeping
his friends Informed of the points of in
terest ne is visiting during his trip il
Oklahoma.
Henry y. Boernstein of the day proof
room is back at his desk again. after a
visit with his sister in New York city
Joseph l.. MAY of the Office Of the
superintendent of buildings has been alb
sent during the week on account of the
death OF his uncle ]. w. Childs. who
died Wednesday morning. The funera
was held Friday afternoon at 5 o'clock
cemetery.
Fireman George w Nairn aud James
F. Mason of the engineers section are Or
leave of absence
Josesh Dodge of the forwarding ano
finishing section OF the bndery went te
Atlanta. Ca. to participate in the con
clave Of the Mystic Shrine.
III n q u al
section was appointed member of the
public comfort committee in connection
with the unveiling of the Barry statue
this afternoon.
William Avis. Andrew Lukei. John r.
I.antz and r. f. Jordan Of the watch
force have been on leave of absence.
John e. Nets of the monotype section
has resigned. owing to ill health and IN
tends to locate in California or climate
equally as beneficial. Mr.. Nets has been
employed in the Office for a number of
wears as compositor and proofreader and
his many friends trust that he will regain
his health in his new field of work.
Mrs Louise X. koche has returned 70
her duties in the press division after an
extended detail to the war and navy
branch printing office.
lanes Jenkins, skilled laborer in the
document thandb section. has been spend
ing part of his leave IN HaSefsto"h' MI.
owing to the rush of work in the limo
type section during the week a call tor
operators was made on the proolroom
a nd Messrs. Cotter. Stidham. Nogier ana
". T. Reed were detailed to the machines.
After several weeks illness DR.. Clay
ton ~ Edelin, returned to his desk IN
the proofroom much improved IN hea'h'
Patrick A. Walsh of the forwarding ana
finishing section of the bindery. who met
with a severe accident on a car line re-
Gently. is reported improving.
George Z. Clark, Samuel +. Mullan and
George Johnson. jr. OF the document
tnand) section are on tie SICK list.
The Congressional Record of Tuesday
was one of the largest in the history OF
the office. Ss4 pages being printed. folded
and stitched ready for delivery Wednes-
day. ...... ".
Mayer Levy messenger hoy in the mo-
notype section, has resigned from the
service.
New Orleans Typographical Union and
prominent in labor circles of that city,
was in this city this week on business
connected with the Publishers Associa-
ton and paid the office visit Mr.; Breen
was formerly an operator in the linotyp.
section, leaving here about seven years
ago.
Rcviser Augustus L. Roberts Of the day
proofroom has been on the sick list
daring the week.
Proofreader John H. W. Thrush of the
proofroom left Monday on ten-day va
cation in the east.
Leonard H. Stockman and William L.
jenkins are among those on sick report
during the week in the electrical section.
Jerout H. Hennessey. roller maker in
the press division. made a flying trip to
BOSTON Su,iday to visit his wife and
daughter. who have left for Europe to
spend the summer.
George =. Sparks of the documen:
during the week
Fred Follett maker-up in the docu-
nleut thand, section. has been detailed
in charge of the ~ during the absence
of W. II. Leavitt
E. l.. Redfield. operator in the mono
type keyboard section. returned to work
Tuesday after several weeks absence on
account of illness.
Mrs Mary Campbell of the sanitary sec
ton is on leave Of absence.
Mrs. Amelia Colklesser a. the stamp
ing room of the bindery returned to work
Monday after q weeks Illness.
P-oofreatier Hetty 5. t.'Gus'h W"yand,
who recently returned from q trip to
Florida in search of health, has been
compelled to give up his work in the
proocroom 'and his condition is reported
as discoaragine. 4 married daughter u
Pittsburgh. Pa. was sent for during the
week To assist iQ attending him.
William T. Sebree of the carpenters
section injured his hand recently while
doing cutting work
Miss Olive T. Gilmore. formerly en-
ployed in the Office as a muhotype key
board operator, who resigned last Sep
tember owing to i'll health is visiting in
this city and was at the office calling on
friends during the week. Miss Gilnore
has spent her time since her separation
from the service in Michigan in search of
health. which she has fully recovered.
Edwin + Morrison, compositor in the
document (hand) section. was detailed
Thursday as linotype operator
James t. Nratch Of the press division.
who na.. been absent on account of an
operation has returned to work much i'm
proved
George T, Brufy of the day proofroom.