Evening star., 1915-11-28
PRINTING OFFICE.

graphical Union, shows the receipts
for the months of August september
and October to be S13.921-2'. consist
ing of dues, pension assessments
mortuary assessments, l. T. l. death
benefits. registration fees, reinstate-
ment fees and local initiation fees The
disbursements which consisted of per
capita tax pension assessments, mortu-
AIRY assessments and registration fees
to the l. T. L. s7.753.5o: salaries,
s703.4s: printing, s1ao.s0; death bene
fits, s3.50O. and miscellaneous, sc44.03,
amounted to s1e.3a1.7e. leaving ball
ance on hand of s1.5294S. The trans
actions by Secretary Seibold showed
receipts, s7f550; disbursements, s715.50.
The board of trustees renort a balance
on hand of s2.S40.36. The reports of
the various officers have been approved
nv the auditors of the union. Charles
W. Rad1ev, Louis c. Nogt and Ernest
J. Elwood.
The annual memorial services of Co
1umbia t.. Geographical Union Will be
held at Typogra phical Temple Sunday,
December :, at o'clock.
George Fl, Stun. reviser on specifica-
tions celebrated his seventeen birth
day last week. with Il record catch of
fine bass on the lower Potomac.
Mrs. Greene. wife of Assistant Fore
man of Printing John Greene. who has
been in the Homeonathic Hospital for
three weeks following a ma Tor OPERA
tion has been removed to her home,
snd is reported to be RAJ dly recover
ing from the effects of the oneration.
The Government Printing Office Coun-
Gil National Union. will hold its an
nuaI election Saturday. large at
tendance is exnected. and several live
" contests will develop. The speaker
has ARRANGED an interesting program
AVID substantial Christmas packages
will he distributed among the mem
be~s
E-,nk r Bloom, clerk in the office
90 The chief clerk. and Miss Monte y
O'ConneT' We're married November II
-. 81 Stnnhen's rectory, Rev. Josenh
co~~iSov performing the ceremony. Mr..
r-1 N-s Bloom visited Baltimore.
r'>;'~de1nrie New York and Boston on
th-i-- r-~Ifing triD-
To-, VI Barr of the monotype kew
ho~-I sAc-ion has announced his candi-
d~.-- f1- the Office of vice president OF
~ rovo-nrent Printing Office Cour-
-, 70 the National Union at the cleo
IT, to he held December A.
~ ro,euna Curtin. Mrs. Annie T.
r'o@-eldt. Mrs. Imogene Saxtv. William
rardan Fncene B. Welborn and
e'r~-1es n. Williams of the sanitary
~oc-so- have been absent from the Of
rc~ the past week on account of H.
neeS
James n. sheridan and Fred S. Cav
son. who were formerly employed in
the Office as pressmen. have been given
proba tionarv appointments ana nave
presented themselves for duty IN the
press division.
c. p Ross of the monotype keyboard
section is a candidate TO succeed him
self as treasurer of the Government
Printing Office Council. National Union.
at the election to be held Saturday.
Emanuel Freeman of the electrical
section is taking part of his annual
leave.
Edward s. Moores purchasing agent.
yor ho N foot
ball game in New York yesterday.
Andy Gleason. clerk in the accounting
division returned to work Monday aft
five weeks absence on account OF
Illness.
John L. Alverson. chief clerk. has re-
turned from weeks hunting trip in
Virginia.
Hines Terry of the public documents
office spent Thanksgiving hunting in
virrinia.
Public Printer Ford and Superintend-
ent of Work Chisholm attended the
trry-Navy foot ball game in New
York Yesterday.
The Government Printing ONCE Bowl
ing League has been organized. with
H T. Carey of the foundry, president.
F. Herbert Of the bindery, vice presi
dent: w ]. Cousins of the press divi
sion. treasurer. and W. r. Starr of the
stores division. secretary. The teams,
with cantains, are as follows: Foun-
DRY D. Markham; Binderv, f. Her
bert: Pressmen. W. ]. Cousins: Docu
ments Office. Louis A. Jones: Clerks. r.
\. Murdock: Buildings. j. w. Cameron.
The first contests will take place to-
morrow night at the Central bowling
alleys, IJh street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue northwest. with the following
schedule. Building VS.. Pressmen, Bind
erv Foundry and Clerks vs- Docu-
ne1rs Office.
Henry A Nothnagel of the proofroom
e confined TO his home on account of
n'ress
oF the forwarding and finishing sec
t'o1 Of the bindery. after a lingering
'""ess Of three months. died at her
home. liz L street northwest. Novem
he 1s. The funeral was held Monday
and burial was made in Rock Creek
cemetery.
Robert F. Sullivan of the presswork
division was slightly injured the first
Of the week. caused by his clothing be-
ing caught in a moving part of press.
Miss Ellen o. Smith of the sanitary
section is enjoying portion of her an
nual leave
Peter Blaauboer of the nonotype key
board section returned to work Thurs
day after a hunting trip in the north
ern part Of New York state.
Mr.. and Mrs ". J. Connor, jr., have
returned from their wedding trip to
New York, Florida and Georgia They
Will reside at Is2 L street northeast.
Alexander Spiuks. Horace b Pelham,
John J. Sweeney and William Bierley
have been on the sick report of the
watch force the past week
William J. Collins, clerk in the Office
Of the chief clerk. was married Wed
nesday to Miss Catherine V Sheehan at
81. Dominic's Church. Rev. J. Cowan
performed the marriage ceremony.
bouquet OF flowers and a Thanks
giving turkey were the greetings of tine
members of the proofroom chapel to
Chairman W. y. Brockwell. who has
been confined to his home on account
of Illness for the past ten days.
Joseph Gibson Of the monotype key
hoard section, who returned Saturday
from six-week trip through the west
his itinerary including the Panama
Pacific exposition. is absent from duty
on account of the death of his sister
John J. Higgins, clerk in the Office of
the chief clerk. has returned from a
weeks vacation spent In Baltimore and
New York city
Daniel Sutton Of the electrical section
is on leave of absence.
William OConnell Of the monotype
keyboard section was called to COL
chester. Va. Monday. TO attend the
funeral of his brother-in-law
j. Murray Hackett. A. A. Davis, r. g.
Glennan and Guy Partridge of the docu-
ment thand) section. have been detailed
as makersup on account of the in
creased volume OF work in that section
Myron J. Ferren of the monotype
keyboard section and Mrs Ferren en-
tertained the women of the monotype
section last week at their home
program of music given followed
by refreshments Among those present
were Miss Minnie Aylward. Mrs Mamie
McMichael. Mrs. Ada Friedlander Mrs
w NJ. Ramsey and Misses Nellie Theak-