Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-26
PRINTING OFFICE.

Columbia Typographical Union at its
regular meeting last Sunday unani-
mously adopted resolutions thanking
Secretary George c.. Seibold and the
members of the executive committee
for initiating movement looking to
obtaining Saturday half holidays
throughout the year and for obtaining
an additional half holiday last Satur-
day.
w. ]. Sammond. chief electrician. has
returned from his vacation. While
away he attended the national encamp-
ment of the United Spanish War Vet
Grams at Scranton, Pa.
William l.. Mattocks of the proofroom
returned to his desk Wednesday after
three-week visit at Jewett, N
Miss katharine E. Love; daughter OF
William r. Love Of the doeument
Y. Monday to enter the University OF
New York for four-year course. Miss
Love won the scholarship three years
ago in Central High School. receiving
rating of excellent in four years OF
study.
Irving w. Hitchcock of the linotype
section. who has been spending several
weeks vacation in Pennsylvania ana
Ohio, returned to work Tuesday:
John p. kahler of the press DIVISION.
who is making an auto tour with a
party of friends through the eastern
states, is keeping friends in the office
Informed of his itinerary by a series
of postcards.
Clark and Samuel T. Satterfield of the
watch force have been on the SICK Hst
for the past week. =
Valentine Ruff returned to work in
the specifications division Thursday
after three-"eek 'dca'ioh III
ton, w. Va.
Edward NJ. Nevis. foreman of the
1iuotype section; A. l.. HuSS, assistant
foreman of the monotype section; g. A.
Monason, machinist in charge OF the
linotype section; Louis c. Nogt OF the
cket-writing section; j. T.. Sheaner,
assistant monotype machlnlst IN
charge, and Nathan Schwartz, who nave
been camping and fishing Tor elgh5een
DAYS near Colonial Beach, returned TO
the city Monday. wv
The family of Chief Estimator j. W.
Childress, who have been spending the
summer at Washington Grove, MD, re-
turned to the city Friday and nave
taken up their residence AT liz East
Capitol street.
Robert W. Congdon of the supply sec
ton of the document division has re-
turned to work after an extended vaca-
ton, during which he visited Buffalo,
Niagara Falls, Toronto, the Thousand
Islands, Philadelphia and Atlantic City.
AloySius Eichhorn, messenger IN the
proofroom, has been on leave the past
week.
are among those in the engineers sec
ton who are on their annual vacations.
Charles $. Shutterly of the proofroom
and Mrs. Shutterly have returned from
"a six-week vacation spent in Virginia
and West Virginia.
NJ. J. Heating of the machine shop
section is taking part of his annual
leave.
p E. Baker of the proofroom reported
for duty the first of the week after two
weeks leave spent on fishing trip
along the northern shore of Chesapeake
bay.
William A. Jones, pressman, who lives
in Mount sRainier, was painfully IN
pured in the collision of suburban troll
ley cars Monday afternoon.
Frank A. Moffat of the monotype key
board section will begin two-week
vacation tomorrow.
George Terwilliger of the document
(hand) section left Thursday for a
three week vacation at Bar Harbor,
Poughkeepsie, and will make a short
cruise with ex-Public Printer Don
nelly along the coast of Long Island.
f. II. Sturm, timekeeper in the llno-
type section, returned to work Monday
after a two-month vacation at his for
mer home in Wisconsin.
Aloysius F. Smith, elevator conductor.
who is on leave of absence, has taken
his daughter to local hospital for an
operation.
John K. Stephenson, in charge of
stock and ink room of the press divi-
sion, continues quite i'll at his home.
F.. C. Roberts, who resigned his posi-
ton in the proofroom to accept the
office of labor commissioner to Porto
Rico, sailed from New York city We'd
nesday for San Juan, p. r.
Sylvester Williams of the monotype
keyboard section begins his annual
vacation tomorrow. and will entertain
his father. who comes from Shick-
shiny, Pa, to attend the G. A. r. en-
campment
Eugene b. Welborn, Mrs. Imogene
SaXty, Mrs. NJ. E. Mangum and Tony
Verrosso have been on the sick report
of the sanitary section the past week.
+. II. Melick, foreman of the docu-
ment (hand) section. returned to his
desk Wednesday. after three-week
visit with relatives in Indiana.
Mrs. A. L. Huss, wife of Assistant
Foreman Huss Of the monotype section.