Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-01-17
NAVY YARD.

| The COmmlttee dppoAi1eu Ny
dent McAlister of Columbia Lodge NO.
TIA. International Association OF Ma
chinists. to organize the base ball team
from that lodge, consists of Harry T.
LaClare, L. Warner. J. c. Brannon,
George c. Leakin, John Sheehan, James
II. Fritz, s. j. Martin and Frank E.
Arnold.
James Mielfelt and WILDER Dorsey of
| the tool shop nave been promoted from
| machinist apprentices to machlnlsts at
1928 per diem.
| j. F. Morgan. machinist of the mis-
cellaneouS snop, and J. w. SchWenk,
macnInist of the secondary mount shop.
who have been absent tor the past two
| weeks. auditing the Grand Lodge books
OF the International Association of Ma
chinists, nave completed their audit
ana returned to work.
George Glakney, machinist of the gun
shop. who has been i'll for the past
month, has been ordered by his pny-
SicIan to take sea voyage, which, 1t
| Is believed, will aid in his recovery.
| M Mackenzie, blacksmith of the forge
shop, VINO was struck by an automoblie
the early part of the month, and
severely injured about the head and
legs, Is recovering.
r.,
Dunn, Just Jensen and CHARLES hln-
sella OF the 1901 snop nave been pro-
noted from machlnIs,s at 1882 to ma
chlnlsts at $3.75 per diem, and Russell
Belts and E. w. Guiltoru OF the same
SHOP from 1928 to 1892 per diem.
William Chase, quarterman of the
seaman sunners' shop, who has been
suffering from an injured loot tor the
past month, returned to his duties Fri
uay. only to ind after a half days
work that ne mad returned TOO soon
and was compelled to return to his
nome, wnere he is improving.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Columbia Cooperative
| ASSOCIATION, known as the Macnlnlst
pm at the store, Pennsylvania ave-
nue. and Atm street southeast. Officers
are to be elected and other business
Will be transacted
Walter Cornell, Samuel Little. Win
field Bryant, Jonn McNally, machinlsts.
have been transferred from the tool
snop to the seaman gunner shop.
w. r. Cough. formerly of the plan
ing board, was transferred to the tool
snop.
Charles Stanley, machinist of the east
gun carriage snop, is i'll.
Thomas Byrn. molder of the foundry,
has been absent Tor some time sui
IerlnS from serious illness.
E. Lynch, E. Carr, F. King and INC
Beck nave been promoteu from pat
tern makers at 1892 to pattern makers
at 1915.
Harry Rigby, machinist of the breech
mechanism shop, was absent on leave
Tor the greater part OF last week,
The following, whose apprenticeship
viii date from January 10. 1919, were
assigned to the west gun carriage shop:
K. u. Stevens, ]. c. karnes, c. j. Segar
and ID. friedenberg.
Hamilton Wilson, pattern maker, is
detained from work on account of an
INJURY received by falling on the ice
recently.
breech mechanism shop, has been
transferred to the laboratory.
G. L. Fairall, machinist of the west
gun carriage shop. is confined to his
nome at LAUREL, Nd, on account of
Louis Krodel, machinist of the breech
mechanism shop, who has been visit
ing in New Iork city, returned to
work Tuesday.
". A. NJ. Jones, machinist of the
secondary mount shop. is confined to
his home at Mount Rainier. Nd on
account OF a renewed attack of rheu-
matism. from which he has been a SUI
ferer for the past two years
Joseph Acton. machinist of the breech
mechanism shop, is busy inspecting
automobiles, as he desires to make a
purchase OF an up-to-date 1915 model
The employees of the yard are pleased
at the success thus far obtained by
fort to obtain fifteen more days
leave. as it is understood that the
naval affairs committee of the House
OF Representatives has included a
clause IN the naval appropriation bill
providing for the increase 1t is hoped
| that Congress will retain it in the bin.
The following. employees of the sec
motions during the past week: J. A.
Milier. L. Rose. Il. L: Watkins. E.
Springman, from machinists at s3.5a to
machlnists at 1915 per diem; w c.
M Mli1iam e r Sili. w; F. Gray. e: w.
from machinists at s3.2S to machinists
at 1882 per diem: c. Kunert, from an
prentice at $2.0S to machinist at 1925
per diem; p. H. Luches, G. Wolf, c. j,
Elan. F. w. Dunn and r. l.. Grammar.
from apprentices. fourth class, to appren,
tees, third class, at s1.20 per diem
John Douglas. machinist of the west
gun carriage shop, is absent on several
days leave.
c. i. Padgett of the west gun car
riage shop has been promoted from ap-
prentice to machinist at 1928 per diem
A. B. White of the west gun carriage
shop is reported to be i'll at his home.
Carl Groskurth, Raymond O'Meara
and u. r. Jansen of the miscellaneous
shop, have been promoted from ma
chinists at 1926 to machinists at So. rs per
| diem. ee-
| Mckinley Council, National Union.
composed largely of navy yard en-
ployes. held it's installation Of officers
al the regular meeting January 8.
| AFTER the installation ceremony the
entertainment committee escorted those
present to local hotel, where a buff
! 1et lunch was served and music
speeches and Rotations were indulged
IN. Inc following are the officers in
stalled for 1915: President, Jesse b K
Lee; vice president. S. F. Birthrlght:
speaker. H. j. Stohl; ex-president. w.
=. Nlchoison; secretary. r. J. Jones;
nnahclai secretary, w. G. Belts: treas
urer. charles G. Robinson; chaplain.
John T. Burdine; usher, Thomas p
Ryan; sergeant, w. J. O'Brien: door
keeper, Z: W. Schroeder; trustees. H J.
Bright w. j. Carey and W. D. Cullen.