Evening star., 1915-05-23

section. died at her home in this city
last Monday. Funeral services were held
Wednesday afternoon and interment
was made in Glenwood cemetery. Be
sides her husband she leaves a six
week-old baby.
]. R. Lantz, Charles e. Bennett and
John Hayes Of the watch force are
enjoying part of their annual leave.
DR.. William J. Manning, medical Of
fcer. left Monday for San Francisco,
Cal, where the government printing
Office has an exhibit at the Panama-Pa-
cif1c exposition.
Harry Lofland of the proofroom and
Miss Ollie Gleason Of Hollister, Cal.
were married in this city Wednesday
afternoon. The bride is a graduate of
the Hazel Hawkins Memorial Hospital.
Washington from San Francisco. Cal.
on receiving an appointment in the
government printing office In 1911. Mr..
and Mrs. Lofiand will be at home In
this city after a honeymoon of two
weeks on an automobile tour.
William A. Pratt, assistant foreman
in the proofroom, has received a let
ter from w. H. Drayton. employed in
the United States land office at Gaines
Vile. Fla. in which he tells of his
work in that section and sends greet
ings to his former fellow-craftsmen in
the office. Mr.. Drayton was employed
for a number of years In the govern
positor and feader, later going to
the printing division Of the inter
state commerce commission. from
where he was transferred to the land
Office in Florida.
Arthur J. Priotte. pressman. and Miss
C. C. McGraw. pressfeeder. Of the IL
brary branch section have been on de-
tail at the main building during the
week.
George ]. Hurst of the stamping and
dasemaking section of the bindery.
who has been on the sick list for a
week. reported for duty Monday.
board section was absent four days
during the week, due to illness.
Samuel D. Howells. w. F. Ullrich and
Alexander A. Carr were on the SICK
report of the watch section the past
week.
Mrs Elizabeth ]. Harper Of the pam
phlet bindery died from an attack OF
acute indigestion Wednesday morning
at her home. IT'S 18th street northeast.
Funeral services were held at Douglas
Memorial Church Friday afternoon and
she was buried in Congressional ceme-
years employed in the office. is sur
vfved by a daughter. one sister, two
brothers and her mother.
C. j. Webster, son of c. F. Webster Of
the proofroom, has gone to Salina, Utah,
where he will be employed in the field
service of the bureau Of plant industry
Of the Department of Agriculture until
October.
Miss Katherine Neuer, who has been
seriously i'll during the last two
months, reported for duty in the press
work division this week.
seraphin Schneider and Harry
Thompson were on the sick report of
the engineers section the past week.
w. G. OConnell of the monotype key
board section, who was injured in an
automobile accident two months ago,
and had recently reported for duty. is
again confined to his home due to the
effects of the injury.
Pc. c'Phil') Baker of the proofroom
is serving a temporary detail in the
linotype section.
An insight into modern educational
methods is given In Bureau of Educa-
ton Bulletin No. 46, 1914, School Saw
ings Banks" by Mrs. Sarah Louisa
Oberholtzer. an edition of which is on
file in the office of the superintendent
of documents. It Is shown in the pub
lication that the banks are not mere
playthings, for in addition to it's edu
cational power in the teaching of busi-
ness methods and its economic value
as an incubator of habits of thrift, 1t
also has a practical side. In 1913 more
than $4,250,000 was deposited by chill
dren in these banks in the United
States
Charles Wade of the pamphlet bind
cry died suddenly at his home last
Monday of acute indigestion. Funeral
services were held Thursday at st.
Aloysius Church, and the remains were
taken to Baltimore, Nd, where inter-
cemetery
B. Y. Martin is among those who have
been on leave from the buildings divi-
sion the past week.
William Brady of the fordwarding
and finishing section of the bindery re-
signed his position last Thursday.
A. l.. Longpre of the electrical sec
ton has been enjoying portion of his
annual leave the past week.
William A. Fogarty, George A. Ed
wards Miss Emma g. Smith and Miss
Lillian E. Wibert have been on the sick
report of the presswork division the
past week.
p b. Harris has been absent from
duty In the sanitary section during the
week due to illness.
The quarterly report of Jerome v.
Johnson treasurer of Columbia Typo
| praphical Union, for the term ending
| Anril 30. shows that the union has paid
| s5 4Os 20 in death benefits for that
! period.
Samuel f.. Carter of the buildings
| division has been absent from duty the
| n.st week on account of sickness.
| Appointments. separations, transfers.
etc. in the government printing office
for the week ending Wednesday have
| been announced as follows:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES c. F.. Waller.
| compositor, reinstatement; John j.
OHern, compositor. reinstatement; Will
liam F. Walsmith. compositor. REIN
statement: Harry c. Hayne. compositor
| reinstatement; James l. Jones. COM
| nosttor, reinstatement. Andrew Nc
| C,arraghy. compositor, reinstatement
| William H. Moss. compositor. reinstate-
ment; william H. Wright. compositor
| reinstatement
| Separations-Mrs. Ella M. Kelly
clerk. resigned: Mrs. Sarah G. Templar
| pressfeeder. resigned: Thomas E. Lee
| unskilled laborer, resigned. E. Finley