Evening star., 1914-09-26
two-week wedding trip to Atlantic

City.
Walter King, a machinist of the sec
ondary mount shop. who has been abb
turned to work.
Technical students employed in the
various shops are making preparations
to resume their studies. Approx
mately 200 will enter the different
schools at the opening of the sessions.
w. N. Huttel, a machinist of the mis-
cellaneous shop. has been appointed
shop committeeman of the lunchroom.
Leading Man John S. Beyers of the
east gun carriage shop. who was con-
fined to his home for a short period on
account of illness, has returned to his
duties
Representative j. W. Bryan of Wash
ington paid visit to the navy yard
Tuesday.
Ross Bright. machinist, was called
to work in the gun shop.
E. A. Clock. a machinist of the breech
mechanism shop. has purchased a
house on Corbin place northeast. He
will occupy 1t soon.
E. Gould of the blacksmith shop. who
has spent several weeks in the noun
tains of Bluemont. Va, has returned to
work much improved.
r. Hazel of the drafting room has
returned from a two-week vacation In
Pennsylvania.
William E. Bopp, machinist of the
of a short period on account Of illness.
has returned to work.
W. W. Ellis. a machinist of the mis-
11or CHI Se Cd tn do
on account of illness.
Hiram Spear rendered his resignation
as craftsman to accept a position in
Alaska at a salary of 81. 800 year.
W. B. Patterson, a machinist Of the
breech mechanism shop, a member of
the Vigilant foot ball team for several
for the big five.
R. FINLAND of Brentwood. Nd. was
severely injured in a motor cycle acci-
dent and confined to his home for ten
days. Mr.. FINLAND is a blacksmith
employed in the forge shop.
Charles Werden. a machinist OF the
secondary mount shop, is confined to
his home on account Of illness.
Thomas Dornan, a machinist of the
east gun carriage shop. has been con-
fined to his home for the past week on
account of illness.
W. w. Smith. a machinist of the tool
shop, spent Thursday on the river and
returned with different kinds Of game.
Paul Otto, a machinist of the breech
mechanism shop. who was absent on
account of illness, returned to work.
The following bowlers of the Second
|ary Mount Shop team will roll with the
| C01If hos Ina
beginning Monday: s. Augustf, William
L. Shipley and A. J. Goddard.
A. Tilling, a blacksmith of the forge
shop. has been spending q weeks leave
at his country home in Prince Georges
county, Md.
Harry Parker of the drafting room is
absent on a weeks vacation.
S. J. Giovonitti of the erecting shop
has accompanied the Eastern team to
Cleveland to participate in the games
with the Cleveland Street Cleaners.
Rodman De vaney, a machinist of the
tool shop. is absent on a six-day vaca-
ton.
T. l. Brown, a machinist of the west
gun carriage shop. has recovered sufi1-
GENTLY to discard his crutches.
A letter was received by the boys of
the breech mechanism shop from Gill
bert r. Lee, who is at Saranac Lake,
N. Y, for the benefit Of his health.
NJ. T. Mitchell. a machinist of the
west gun carriage shop. and also an
amateur bail player. has accompanied
the Eastern team to Cleveland.
William Galley. an apprentice ma
chinist of the breech mechanism shop.
who Is confined to the Casualty Hos
pital on account of an accident, is re-
ported to be improving.
T. Cerl. machinist. has been called
to work in the gun shop.
]. w. Mckee. an apprentice Of the
tool shop, is absent on account of ILL.,
ness.
W. H. Thorpe, a machinist of the west
gun carriage shop. Is confined to his
home on account of illness.
G. ]. Beardmore. a machinist of the
secondary mount shop, has been absent
for eight weeks, being confined to his
home at Fairfield, Md, on account of
illness.
Thomas Frazier, a former machinist
of the tool shop. at present employed
at the Department of Agriculture,
paid visit to the yard Friday.