Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-22
PRINTING OFFICE.

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Omcers and members Of the Washington
Union Printers Athletic Association will
leave this morning on a special car for
Philadelphia. Pa, to attend the tour
nament of the National Union Printers
Base Ball League. They will be gone
week. and will make a side trip to
Atlantic City and points near Phila-
delphia.
Marcy NJ. Mitchell Of the proofroom,
with party of four. will leave tomorrow
for weeks motor and fishing trip to
Piney Point. Md.
William G. Connor of the forwarding
and finishing section Of the bindery will
leave today for a three-week vacation.
Charles F. Bauers Of the monotype
Keyboard section. accompanied by his
mother and sister, Miss Estelle Bauers
of Buffalo, who is visiting here, will at
tend the printers base ball tournament.
John r. Bundy Of the carpenter shop
section Is on leave.
Joseph Duffy, foreman Of binding. re-
turned to his desk Monday. after a
weeks vacation.
James T. Jones and David 8. McCon-
nell 81 the document hand) section are
detail at the State, War and Navy
branch section.
Andrew l.. Parker, press corrector in
the presswork division. is spending sew
eral days at North Beach. Md.
A. NJ. FORESTER, assistant foreman in
the linotype section, reported for duty
Monday.
Miss Z. Monkey of the Office Of the
foreman of binding left yesterday for
a tour through Virginia.
Myron j. Ferren of the monotype key
board section celebrated his seventy
eighth birthday Monday.
W. Kirk Harrison and William Cunt
rum of the ruling and sewing division
OF the bindery left Wednesday for a
three-week vacation at Atlantic City.
John McCauley, assistant foreman Of
the electrotype and stereotype division,
returned to work the first Of the week.
Elmer N. May Of the linotype section
spent at Shadyside. Md.
Joseph E. 'sheehan Of the editorial
force of the proofroom reported for duty
Wednesday. after a vacation Of thirty
days.
Charles II. Teller of the bindery stock
week visit to Berkeley Springs, w. Va.
W. W. Taylor. foreman of the ruling
and sewing section of the bindery. and
family have gone to Shadyside, Md, for
q two-week vacation.
Hugh o'Conor. Charles H. Newton and
Ernest Scott Of the machine shop Sec
ton are on leave of absence.
Harry R. Christie is acting foreman
Of the presswork division during the alb
sence OF Edwin II. Walker.
Albert E Potter of the linotype section.
with Mrs. Potter and two daughters, left
trip to Atlantic City, Ocean City, Wild
wood, Sea Island and Cape May.
Lester 8. Martin Of the monotype
keyboard section and family will
leave tomorrow for New York, to be
gone ten days.
r. M Calhoun, Theophil Tiverny. An
drew Lukei. William A Sollers.- Sam
uel D. Howells. Albert Davis and ]. r:
Colvin have been on the sick report OF
the watch section the past week.
Harry Elliot of the ONCE of the fore.
man Of binding was called to Mount
Vernon, Ohio, the first Of the week on
account Of the death OF an aunt.
Fred s. Walker of the linotype Soc
ton returned the hrst Of the week
from Boston. Mass.
Alfred A. Davis of the document
(hand) section is spending two weeks
at Chesapeake Beach.
Foreman Edwin H Walker Of the
press division and family are at At
lantic City.
Owing to the number of operators on
leave the following members of the
proofroom chapel have been detailed
to the linotype section: William l.
Mattocks. William III. Cornish. Lewis
Hooper, Albert J. Mccurdy. Claude A.
Pate, William I. Reed. A. ]. Symonds
and Harry Giles.
Christian c. Hansen and James F.
Mason are among those in the engi-
neer's section who are on leave OF alb
sence.
Arthur Armstrong Of tho plate vault
has been granted thirty-hve days
leave of absence.
Miss Nellie Theaker Of the monotype
keyboard section has gone to Ohio.
Oscar Larman OF the linotype section
are on detail in the Job section.
George A. Dooley Of the 1obroom has
at his old homo in Columbia. Tenn.
Stanley H. Rulings. foreman of the
monotype section. accompanied by Mrs.
Rulings and daughter. left last Sunday
on a motor trip to Atlantic City.
Miss Evelyn Hayn Of the stamping
and casemaking section Of the bindery
will leave today for a months sojourn
at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Laura v. Boss Of the press divi-
sion 10 visiting relatives and friends In
Detroit. Mich.
Editor Harry d. Beach returned to
his desk In the proofroom Monday.
John V Smithson of the document
fhand section) Is on a two-week fish,
ing trip down the Potomac.
Mrs. Martha Mankum, Mrs. Priscilla
G. woodruff, William Hawkins, Elijah
Cleveland and N. Toles, all of the
sanitary section, have been absent the
past week. due to illness.
Frank A. Tuck of the monotype key
board section and family left Tuesday
on an automobile trip through vir-
g!nia and Indiana. They will visit with
Mr.. Tuck's parents while in Virginia.
After spending two weeks vacation
at Colonial Beach. George W. Jordan
of the ruling and sewing section of
the bindery reported for duty last
Monday.