Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-20

Timekeeper Charles H. Leeds of the docu.
ment (hand) section. enjoyed a portion Of
their leave this week
Ferd Hoffman, was acting assistan,
foreman OF the stamping ond casemakins
section last week.
Proofreader F. C. Roberts, who has
been absent from duty for more than a
month recovering from the effects Of a
Beach. where he and. Mrs. Roberts have
established themselves in the Dakota
i cottage
Joseph s. Cornish of the stores division
is confined to his home with a spraincd
ankle.
Timekeeper B. W. Butler of the day
proofroom has been acting deskman for
the past two weeks during the absence
of John w. Metzung, who has been on
leave of absence.
Miss Mary A. Fitzgerald of the .ani-
tary section is enjoying part Of her an
nual leave.
Charles Bouvet Of the carpenter section
recently suffered an injury to his arm
caused by coming in contact with a
heavy case.
Thomas Conway and D. A. Babcock
of the watch force are among those who
have been on sick report this week.
George Cross was among those who
were granted leave Of absence in the
machine section this week.
Valentine Mendel, William Crawford,
S. T. Satterfield and H. T Houck, all
of the watch force. have been taking the
| last portion of their annual leave.
Reviser John B. Dickman of the day
proofroom has been filing a detail as
timekeeper for the past two weeks.
David A. Young and Charles Richter,
| oilers in the engineers section, have
been on the sick report this week.
Proofreader Charles NJ. Robinson of
| the day proofroom returned to his desk
| the first of the week, after weeks va
| cation.
Imposer William E. Holt of the supply
who has been on leave of absence, re-
| turned to work the first Of the week.
! Proofreader Leonard W. Koon of the
| day proofroom returned to work Thurs
day, after brief vacation.
| Daniel V, Chisholm, superintendent Of
work, was elected senator at the meet
| ing of the National Union held at ~.
THAN Temple Tuesday night. and will
represent the order at the convention TO
be held at Mackinac Island, Mich, IN
i August.
| I,ou,s P. Crandall of Chicago and
George WHITMAN of San Francisco, who
were delegates to the convention or the
Electrotypers and stereotypers Union at
| Newark. N. j.. were shown tnrougn tne
| TNh NfRrfen- FORE
| man of the electrotype and stereotype oi-
| vision.
Maker-up f. E. Schott and Compositors
n. Rarnum and George Schoeneman OF
the document (han6 section returned
from leave of absence THURSDAY.
| Henry A. Nothnagel Of the day proof
room, who has been i'll in Providence Hos
pital for the past two weeks, is reported
| to be somewhat improved. although an
| operation may become necessary to COM
| pletely restore his health.
| Miss NJ C. Bateman of the press d.
vision was called to Harrisburg. Pa, re-
! Gently on account OF the death of her
! mother.
George c. Sparks, W. E. Wright and
George Terwilliger of the document
(hand) section finished the balance of
| their leave during the week.
| Magnus T. Young and W. j. Bayly of
| the engineers section have been on leave
| this week.
! The following retails from the press di-
vision have been made this week: Miss
Cecilia C. McGraw and James D. Ma
! honey to the State branch office; Israel
| Gewirz to the War and Navy branch;
| Mrs. Ell Barrick. Miss Margaret Nolan
| Miss j phine Mcdonald, Mrs Jennett
| Tyler Iii Mrs. Mary Whaley to the
| bindery.
| Electrician z. NJ. Decker of the cleo
| trical section is taking the balance of his
| annual leave.
! Sinclair B. Fowler Of the Office of the
assistant foreman of printing has been
i detailed to the proofroom to fill the po-
| sition vacated by Clarence Lemerisc. who