Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-25
NAVY YARD.

y NAVY YARD.
Columbia Lodge, No. ia. Interna- :
tional Association of Machinists. met
Wednesday evening. and began ballot
ing for the election of editor Of the
Journal to succeed the late Douglas
Wilson. The candidates are Fred
Hewitt Of Washington. D. c.. and
Thomas Wilson Of Philadelphia. The
election will close June 20.
w. Winfield White of the ordnance
Office was married yesterday and de-
parted for Atlantic City, where he and
his bride will spend their honeymoon.
The following machinists were called
to work in the breech mechanism shop
during the past week: William. +. Ma
lone, William Sutton, c. A: Walker and
Bernard Hanshaw.
Paul Ziehl, toolmaker of the tool
shop. with his family spent a couple of
days visiting relatives in Baltimore
last week.
William H. Ream and Michael Carroll,
machinsts, were called to work in the
west gun carriage shop during the
last week. {
Joseph f. Davies. machinist of the
secondary mount shop has resigned to
accept a better position.
Harry Kelley. machinist of the west
gun carriage shop, is absent on account
of illness.
Milton r. Hustled. machinist of the
breech mechanism shop, left Friday for
his former home in St. Louis, Mo-,
where he will remain for fifteen days.
Albert Lewis was appointed an ap-
prentice in the tool shop last week.
w. A. Hogan. helper of the forge
shop, had his leg severely injured Fri
day while employed on heavy forging.
The following boilermakers were
called to work last week: A. J. Pig
gott. U. Payne, F. Williams. ]. X. YAH
rass, r. S. Kidwell and F. Goodman.
Herman Rethman, machinist of the
west gun carriage shop. is enjoying
two weeks leave
shop. who has been i'll for the last
month. has recovered sufficiently to re-
turn to work.
David McGowen and George Circuit,
machinists, have been called to work in
the miscellaneous shop.
H L. Sheldrake, machinist Of the east
to the hospital for the last month. He
is reported to be improving.
Mrs. Shultz. wife of Charles Shultz.
a tool maker. has returned from visit
to relatives and friends in Baltimore.
william H. Boswell, quarterman Of
the forge shop, is absent on fifteen
days leave.
William Lyons, a former machinist
of the breech mechanism shop, paid
visit to the yard Friday.
NJ. g. Reiglman. machinist OF the
west gun carriage shop, is enjoying a
weeks leave.
breech mechanism shop, and Evelyn
Browne were married June 16 at the
home of the bride. They are at At
lantic City on a bridal tour.
Max Walthers and John Hebrew, ma
cinists of the west gun carriage shop,
are absent on two weeks National
Guard duty.
F. f. Cutting, helper of the forge
shop. is absent on fifteen days leave.
He expects to spend most of the time
visiting friends in Boston.
The following toolmakers have been
called to work in the tool shop during
the week: William NJ. Potter, jr.; II. F.
Fisher and A. s. Herbert
John Disney. clerk of the foundry,
who has been absent for two weeks,
suffering from an attack of appendi-
citis. has returned to his duties.
J. Rodisky and H. McArtor of the
west gun carriage shop are spending
several days leave at Colonial Beach.
Paul Colin. helper of the forge shop,
was severely injured while assisting in
the hosting of large piece of steel.
AL Fairall. quarterman of the west
gun carriage shop, spent the week end
motoring through southern Maryland.
o. r. Torney. machinist of the west
gun carriage shop. who has been i'll
for the last month, returned to work
Monday.
A large number of new small lathes
have been installed in the secondary
mount shop. for use on small parts of
torpedoes
w. Ford. machinist of the breech
mechanism shop, has been appointed
shop steward of that shop for Column
bia Lodge. No. ia. l. A. of M.
Ed NuSSedT fnacnlnlSt OF the west
gun carriage shop, is spending several
days motoring through Pennsylvania.
Andrew Atchenson, a toolmaker of the
tool shop. who spent weeks leave
at his home In Alexandria, returned to
work Monday.
Joseph Brannan. machinist of the
west gun carriage shop. has returned
to work after a months Illness.
The following list Of injuries received
at the yard have been reported from
the dispensary:
July &c. J. Briddy, injection left
middle finger. due to piece brass;
Edward Davis. burn. instep left foot:
W. F. Fay. lacerated wound. right
thumb and index finger; c. A. Johnson,
steel removed from left eye; r. L. Sui
Ivan. lacerated wound. left index
finger: n. b. Ward. incised wound. back
left forerm Gone stitch.
July ID. Adolph, burn. left fore
arm; J. Chase. lacerated wound. right
thumb: G. A. Fisher. lacerated wound,
left index finger: H. Rock, lacerated
wound, lower jaw: M. N. Johnson, steel
removed from left eye; ]. T. Kelley,
confusion left middle finger; J. F.
Stevens, emery in left eye; T. D. Stuart.
foreign body removed from cornea of
left eye: c.. A. Senner. confused wound.
lobe left ear: A. U. Weddell. abrasion.
left cornea.
July l6.-T. F. Barry, lacerated wound.
top of head, two stitches taken; T.
Hofferberth. slight abrasion left fore
arm: w. A. Hogan. confusion. right