Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-19
PRINTING OFFICE.

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Public Printer Ford was initiated al
an honorary member of NJ. Emme
Urell Camp, United Spanish War Vet
Grams, at it's meeting held Wednesday
night in Perpetual Building Hall. The
honor was conferred in recognition o.
his favorable attitude toward veterans
of all wars who are employed in the
government printing Office. The depart
ment commander. II. c. Wilson, ano
staff. as well as officers of the national
headquarters. were present to witness
the ceremony.
Stephen NJ. Dale of the monotype sec
ton was united in marriage to Miss
Lovenia Cornell of 1927 18th street
northeast Saturday evening by the Rev
section presented the happy couple
with choice selection of silver and a
carving set, which was on exhibition
in the monotype room before the close
of business Saturday. Mr.. Dale has
furnished a coy apartment at Al
street northwest for his bride and him.
self.
William L. Mattocks of the night
proofroom is spending several weeks
visiting relatives at Jewett, n. y.
Il, w. Butler, timekeeper in the day
proofroom. is on leave of absence, and
Revser John b. Dickman is subbing in
his place.
Michael J. Heating of the machine
section left today for Il weeks visit
at his home, In New Jersey.
Miss E. NJ Hahn of the stamping and
Casemaking section of the bindery left
for fvr-n CT, Mo-
haitian, n. Y.
Mrs. Hattie NJ. Hodes of the mono
type keyboard section returned to the
city the first of the week after two
months spent visiting in Massachusetts
and New York state.
L. C. Richards of the supply division
of the document (hand) section is
spending fifteen days at Atlantic City.
He is accompanied by his family.
The following employees of the press
division have been granted leave of
absence this week: Richard H. Brooks,
Walter j. Baldwin, William H. Barn
holt. Edward i. Carter, George F. Erd-
man, William L. Foss, John H. Robb,
John NJ. Pritchett, William L. Ruffin.
Richard A. Winslow, William B. Scott
and James W. Cobb.
fications, has returned to duty in the
day proofroom after two months va
cation spent in the Blue Ridge noun
tains of Pennsylvania.
Edward H Sturm. timekeeper in the
linotype section, who has been spend
ing the past six weeks visiting in his
home city, Madison, Wis, is on duty
again.
Miss Cora Mai Heritage. daughter of
Assistant Foreman William T. Henri
taSe of the monotype keyboard sec
ton. who has been visiting in Ashe-
willie. N c., during the summer months.
has returned to the city and will enter
Central High School.
Hazard Wheeler of the carpenter
section, who has been granted leave of
absence, will visit his home in Penn
Yam, N. Y.
julius C. Diehl. Christian Hansen and
Eugene A. cambridge of the engineer
section are on leave of absence.
Among those on the sick report of
the watch force this week are George
w. Allen. d. A. Babcock, William Bier
ley, Emanuel NJ. Castle and Hugh H.
Denny.
H. F. Oehler. assistant foreman of
the casemaking section of the b1ndery,
returned to work Thursday. after Visit
ing relatives in Philadelphia, Pa,
where he went to register.
Samuel B. Ragland of the day proof
room left Thursday for Richmond, Va.
Mr.. Ragland will spend his vacation in
Richmond and Buckingham county.
Edwin Collar of the document (hand)
section. who has been granted fifteen
days leave of absence, left this week
for Detroit, Mich.
George P. F. Mancosoc. helper in the
roller room of the press division, has
resigned and has been appointed to a
position in the bureau of engraving
and printing.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Engel of Am
sterdam, n. Y, are visiting A. Force
ton. who is on leave while they are in
the city.
Dennis A. Manson. L. r. H. Stock
man. Edward A. Brooks and Charles P.
Wright, all of the electrical section,
are on leave.
Miss Margaret J. Parent of the case
making and stamping section of the
bindery returned to work today after
spending six weeks vacation in Roch-
ester, n. Y.
William Avis of the watch force, who
is on leave, will visit his home in
Salem, n. j.
W. r. Love of the document (hand)
section, who has been absent for three
weeks, on account of illness, returned
to work the first of the week.
Harvey j. Southwick, timekeeper in
the monotype section, is spending two
weeks at his old home, Albany, n. Y.
where he is visiting his mother
W. L. Schmalhoff, William ]. Bulls
and George T. Bruffy of the day proof
room are on the sick list
Miss Nellie Theaker, who has been
spending the past two months visiting
in Thurmont, Md. and vicinity. has re-
turned to work in the day proofroom,
Charles w. Henry, compositor in the
document thand) section, has been
granted thirty days leave of absence.
and will spend his vacation at Ironton
Ohio, his old home.
Bernard L. Crooke, maker-up in the
monotype section. has gone to his old
home in Boston, Mass. Mr.. Crooke will
welcome home sister who has been
marooned for some time in Europe on
account of the war, and a family re-
union is scheduled to take place.
After two-week leave of absence
spent in Maryland, NJ. c. Harmon OF
the bindery reported for work today