Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-31
PRINTING OFFICE.

Union Printers Ne tiona1 Base Ball
League. The officers elected for the
ensuing year were: President, Thomas
A. Bynum. government printing Of
nee; vice president and national COM
missioner. Edgar 7. Brown. Washing
ton Times: secretary treasurer, Will
liam n. Brockweli. government print
ing office: manager of the base ball
team, William X. Love, government
printing office: auditors. George G. Sic
bold. George q. Atkinson government
printing oifice). y. W. Suess tWas ing
ton PosD; board of directors. Thomas
y Bynuni. r-usar J. t'ao"l.. ". ~
}srockwell, III. n Keichner ,Tne Even
ing starr, Charles DeminS tNashIng-
ton Herald. John W sherman gov
eminent printing office. K. Il. Sanders
Washington Post, Elmer E. Boyd
washington TInles) and +. T.. Thorn
burg tThayer's). President Bynum has
called a meeting of the executive com
Inittee for next Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock at Typographical Temple for
finance the organization for the com
ing year.
Frederick \. Strickrott. in charge of
the miscellaneous section of the press
division, has been granted leave Oh
absence and Will visit as old nome IN
Topeka, Kan
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room and Fred A Anderson will leave
tomorrow for New York, and will re-
main until after election
Ellis Hughes of the carpenter sec
ton and his sister will spend month s
vacation in California
Peter T.. Pcaler. foreman of the SAM
tary section, has been granted leave
and will visit mis- home at DanesTllie,
n. v, where he will remain until after
election.
James Spottsvood who has been ap-
bearing at the Columbia Theater the
past week, is the son of the late James
NJ A. Spottswood. for many years
foreman in the government printing
office.
George L. Dowen of the day proof
room, formerly in charge OF plate cor
rectioas in the document thano) sec
ton, has gone to " est virginia Aoi ="
iwo-week vacation.
Luke F. Ludlow, assistant foreman
of the stamping and case-maklng sec
ton of the bindery. left today for a
brief visit in New York and New Jer-
sey.
James E. Payne, foreman of the Gay
proofroom, left Thursday for his Tor
mer home in Benton. Ill, wheIe ne
will visit relatives for the next Two
weeks.
Edward Winston, F. S. Fenwick, Sam
uel Cole and w. H. Brown are among
those in the sanitary section VINO are
on leave this week.
Richard S. Peed. compositor IN the
document (hand) section. who mas Deen
/ spending the past three weeks on ".
Eshine trip to Harpers Ferry, w. Va
and vicinity, returned to work iues-
lday.
Foreman James E. Cogan of the for
warding and finishing section OF the
bindery, with his wife and grandson:
has gone to New York for a brie1
visit.
John Cook, lieutenant of the watch
force. is taking his annual leave OF
absence.
Edward F. Latham. imposer in the
document (hand section, left FRIDAY
for a weeks visit to his former none'
Buffalo, n Y.
Thomas ]. Rowe of the proofroom
was called to st. Paul. Mimi. last week
on account OF the serious AiAheSS oA
his brother-in-iaw.
David 1. Campbell. a former employe
of the government printing office. now
of Norfolk, Va. has sent invitations
to George NJ. Ramsay. Thomas C. Par
sons and others to attend the enter
tainment and oyster roast to be given
by Norfolk Typographical Union IN
that city on the evening of November
q President MarSden NJ Scott ana
Secretary j. w. Hays of the interna-
tional Typographical Union will be in
attendance.
Charles H. Guiles of the press divis-
ion is acting in charge OF the wen
section in place OF william n. WEBER;
who has been assigned in charge OF
section issuing book work, in place OF
D. j. OLeary. on leave
Foreman Edward NJ Nevis of the
Congressional Record force (nighO
left Tuesday for Nashville, Tenn.
where he will spend a two-week Vaca-
ton.
Fred L. Davis of the proofroom and
Mrs. Davis returned to the city Tues
went to attend the funeral of Mr.
Davis mother, Mrs. Margaret Davis.
which took place in that city last Sun
day. After services in the West Side
made in the Washburn street GENE
terry Mrs. Davis. who died at Little
Rock, Ark. October %, was in her
eightythird year
Richard NJ. Calhoun, William F. I'LL
rich and John c. Craven of the watch
force have been on the sick list the
past week.
Miss Emma Woolsey returned to work
in the stamping and casemaking sec
ton of the bindery this week after a
months vacation spent In Rochester.
y. Y.
NJ A. Maloney of the document (hand)
section left today for a weeks vacation
at Asbury Park, n. ].
James II. Furbershaw, veteran press
man of the press division. is i'll at his
home, so Il street northwest.
The following employees in the day
linotype section are on leave of alb
.ence: Theodore p. C. Willis, Todd c.
Sharp, Joseph II. Cummings, Arthur H.
Rossall. Victor f. Peterson and Fran
els d. Scott.
board section will leave Monday for
New York city. where he will spend
the next two weeks.
John NJ. Getz of the machine shop sec
ton is taking part of his annual leave.
Edward A Brooks of the electrical
section has been absent from duty dur
ing the week on account of Illness
Miss Gertrude -McWilliams and Mrs
Mary Price of the press division have
been absent for the past two months on
account of Ill health.
James Devlin of the linotype section
returned from New York last week