Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-11-07
shop. returned TO work Thursday
after an illness of seven days.

shop. returned to work Thursday
after an illness of seven days.
Andrew Atkinson. machinist Of
the tool shop. spent three days at his
home In Alexandria.
Leading Man f. NJ. Collision OF tho
erecting shop. who spent couple Of
days in Wilmington. Del. visiting
friends and also casting his vote. re-
turned to work Wednesday.
Richard Edelin,. a quarterman OF the
secondary mount shop. was taken i'll
while on leave. His condition is re
ported to be serious.
N. L. Simmons Of the steam filters
shop Is in the hospital. where he has
undergone an operation.
Last Monday the wage board held
its annual session and heard the dir
ierent committees representing the
different trades IN the interest OF
wages.
William Hays. a former machinist
OF the erecting shop. at present locat-
yard Tuesday.
Gilbert Schroth. a machinist of tho
west gun carriage shop, ia confined to
his home on account of illness.
N. W. Bartlett who was confined 70
account
illness. returned to work Wednesday
James Clancy. the star pitcher for
the Ninth Street Christians. champions
OF the District, and nachinist of the
tool shop. cast his first vote Tuesday ~
Ammondale. Nd.
James R. r. Rabbit. a machinist Of
the west gun carriage shop. and a
party OF friends are spending week
fishing at Seneca, Md.
Quarterman Charles C. Love OF tho
erecting shop Is on a hunting trip
through southern Maryland.
The committee representing the
molders before the wage board Mon
day consisted Of r. A Alcorn, char
man; c. W. McCaffery and John S!mp-
son.
Harry Gregory. a blacksmith of til.
forge shop. Is spending a week in Nir-
ginia on cunning trip.
Fred wolfes. machinist of the west
gun carriage shop. is spending 4 week
at his home in West Virginia. He took
advantage Of the time to cast his vote
Tuesday while there.
William Wheatly. a machinist of the
cartridge case shop. is spending a couple
Of days hunting through wilds of the inn
mediate vicinity.
George Schaffer. helper of the forge
shop Is confined to his home on account
Of illness.
Thomas E. Byers, a machinist of the
tool shop. went to his former home in
Martinsburg. W. Va, Tuesday to cast
his vote.
W. e. Hays. Quartermaster of the car
fridge case shop. is on trip to Massa-
chusetts. Connecticut and New York.
In tcfrf he s-;k r.,
former home.
Charles Ea,in. helper Of the forge
shop. has gone to the hospital to undergo
an operation.
Ed Poland, a molder of the foundry.
Is making preparations to take a pleas
ure trip to Leesburg, Va.
Leading Man J. D. Edwards of the
erecting shop has returned from trip
TO New York. where he went TO cast
his vote.
A. c. BenzIer. a machinist of tn.
breech mechanism shop. who has been
count Of severe Illness. has recovered
and returned to work Tuesday.
T. F. Davis. a machinist of the east
gun carriage shop. is away on a visit
to Cincinnati. Ohio. While there he
cast his vote last Tuesday.
W. J. O'Brien. a snacI.inist of the
erecting shop. has returned from n
trip to Baltimore. where he visited
Mrs OBrien. who Is i'll In a hospital
Clarence Phelps. a n1achfnist of the
cartridge case shop. took a trip to
Bowen. Nd. to cast his vote.
gun carriage shop, is absent on an ey-
tended leave.
Hunter Quarter Of the foundry. who
has been Ill for the past two months.
has suffered the second relapse anG
his condition is critical
Charles Kinsella. who has beef, ..i,-
sent the past ten days on account OF
illness. returned to work Tuesda..
The following molders of the fo-n,'---
went to their respective homes 10 8 10
last Tuesday: John File. 10 Chester la
John Tumbo. to York. Pa, nj Waite
Smith, to Chester, Pa.
William Moore. former maclins; If
the secondary mount shop paid a AiSif
to the yard Thursday.
Thomas j. Hughes a macEinist OF tie
west gun carriage shop. went 10 his for
ner home In New Jersey 10 cast his vote
Harry Charles, a machinist of the west
gun carriage shop. who las been abseu.
for the past four weeks on account o.
undergoing an operation, viii return to
work Monday.
John Roth. L machinist of the west gun
carriage shop, spent the first two DAYS
OF this week at his former home in Mar
tinsburs, W. Va While there he cast
his vote.
w. l. Doherty. a machinist o: the west
gun carriage shop is enfOying f1yo-
week cunning trip through Maryland
The following men Of the planning
board went TO their homes In Maryland
Tuesday to vote: A. F. Bell. ]. \. Da-
vies and Charles Penifield