Evening star., 1915-05-30
NAVY YARD.


Potomac League has been st4.ngth-
ened by the addition OF khomas
Crooks. a former first basemanS of the
Hartford team OF the Eastern SeaEue
The team. by defeating the frillery
team. again has taken first place
There will be a game this after9 oon at
the Potomac League grounds s.tween
the Marines of the Government4 league
and the machinists. The gete will
start at 8 pm.
Thomas Hays, master mech lnic OF
the gun shop. has been absent Asor two
weeks on tour in his new aud mobile
owing to tho largo amount NJ worA
in the tool shop the IL TO 4 film has
been increased by putting OF, several
toolmakers.
John Roder. former helpes Of n,
forge shop has been re-emr Dyed.
Harry Rigby. machinist Of |, breeoh
mechanism shop. has been !romotsd
to leading man.
; William Bell. machin,st OF H.. vew
fwo sso seeks ssellsss iea1s snop. has granted
George Grinen. Inspector o4 the sun
, shop, is at the Brooklyn nfvy yard
inspecting the bores of sev4a al guns
which did no. pass through khe local
yard.
Ivor Williams and Charlef Centre.
toolmakers, have been calledIto WORK
in the tool shop.
William F. Bateman. mac{inist oP
:, the breech mechanism shop has been
: absent for two weeks on ad.ount of
illness.
e George Hid, machinist of the too,
! shop had his guest the latter part
s of last week his father from Jarratts-
: vile, Md.
$ George Dennis. leading man OF the
!, west gun carriage shop. is spending
Y the holiday at Colonial Beach. where
I ne has leased cottage for the
e summer
Joseph n. Harley Of Prince Georges
e county has been employed as helper
:, in the forge shop.
Y D. w. Lemon, quarterman OF the
west gun carriage shop. is absent on
one weeks leave. which he is spend
The following machinists have been
called to work in the erecting shop
!, Gregor. Mike DauEherty, C. Altorfer.
George Luscomb. B. F. Hunt and j.
Lombardy.
J. Harry Reese. machinist, has been
, transferred from the secondary mount
shop to the erecting shop.
A. A. Gorseth. quarterman Of the
breech mechanism shop, has returned
of illness.
George Barber. machinist Of the
erecting shop. has been absent for
two weeks. undergoing treatment by a
( local oculist.
; Thomas Brown, machipist Of the
west gun carriage shop. who has been
n absent for the last year on account OF
d an injury. has recovered sufficiently to
return to work.
Charles Howard and John Kooss,
: nachinists, were called to work in the
+ breech mechanism shop during the
: past week.
i, gun carriage shop. is absent on leave
he Will return to work after Decoration
. day.
e Horrold Crawford. E. W. Blade, d
: Fighter and w. T. Torney, machinists
OF the breech mechanism shop. spent
range Of the District National Guard.
They all made high scores
Walter Dean of the bufans room.
: who has been i'll for two weeks, has
returned to work.
J. At the regular meeting of Columbia
Lodge, No. ia. International Associa-
. ton of Machinists. there will be an
election Of Grand Lodge auditors. dele
|, gates to the Central Labor Union and
one trustee.
f W. H. Studds, G. W. Price. Henry
s Adlung. Charles Savage and Harry
:. Rigby. machinists of the breech mech
r anism shop. left Friday for trip to
!. New York and other eastern cities.
n They will remain away until after
Decoration day.
, J. c.. Karns. apprentice of the west
e gun carriage shop. has resigned.
c. Fl. Lewis, leading man Of the erect-
ing shop. who has been ill for several
f weeks has left the city for a short time
to fully regain his health.
The committee of the navy ward. con-
nected with Camp Good Will held its
!. first meeting of the year Thursday and
made provisions for the election Of Of
. hcers at the next meeting.
: Q. r. Torney. machinist of the west
: gun carriage shop, is reported sick at
: his home.
Charles W. Riley. machinist of the
west gun carriage shop, has been re-
; certified by the labor board and has re-
: turned to work. He has been ill since
last June.
, ! A list of injuries received at the yard
: has been announced by the dispensary
as follows:
May 19-G NJ Jack. laceration and
confusion left thumb: T. J. Hughes lac
: Grated wound right side of head: w L.
Torney. punctured wound palm right
hand. and W. NJ Whtby, sprain of mus
! cles lumbar region.
, May 20-J. c. Charm. slight lacera-
!, tion right index finger: r. A. Smith
: laceration left middle finger. and C. A.
Woodworth. laceration tip left thumb
May 21-N. S. Blankenship, confusion
left shoulder: L. N. Brown incfsed
wound back of left ring finger: r. Buff
fington. slight incsed wound inner
right wrist; c. /. Deily. abrasion left
side of face: William Heayden. sprain
of muscles of calf of right leg: william
Mckenzie, lacerated wound tip of left
, ring finger. c. r. Marion, slight incised
wound back right middle finger. F. X
Price. lacerated wound right thumb:
F. J. Schroeder slight abrasion left
middle finger: c. J. Seger. abrasion in
ner right wrist and NJ. Selby. confusion
and laceration frontal region of scalp.
May &c f. Engle. laceration left
middle finger: Z. H. Mallonee, slight
laceration left middle finger: J. w.
Ryon. slight incised wound left middle
finger; r. F. Self lacerated wounds
right index and middle fingers, and
Nicholas Sesso. slight abrasion right
May 24SJ. H. Ballard, laceration palm
right hand: j. Better. incised wound