Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-19
NAVY YARD.

Tuesday evening the Columbia CO.
operative Association held a meeting
of stockholders. Manager J. p. Far
num- outlined a policy which met with
the approval of the majority Of the
stockholders. An address was made
by Mr.. Smith, president of the civil
service cooperative association.
E. H. Moler of the sight shop and Eff
fe Smith were married at the home Of
the bride in Anacostia Saturday.. Sep
TENDER IL. After the they
went on a wedding trip.
w. NJ. Written, NJ. P. Coney and A.. J.
in the secondary mount shop last week.
Harry Charles of the west gun car
riage shop has been absent for a week
on a fishing trip at Goose creek. Va.
William N. Kellner, machinist. was
called to work in the breech mechanism
shop Monday.
F. Craddock of the boiler shop severe
Iy crushed his foot Wednesday. An
x-ray examination showed that the
wound is serious.
Sam n. Cole, formerly a machinist
in the breech mechanism shop. and at
present superintendent of an ice cream
plant at Richmond. Va, was a visitor
at the meeting of Columbia Lodge, No.
174. l. A of NJ, Wednesday evening. He
was formerly treasurer of the lodge.
H. Steiner of the breech mechanism
shop was absent for several days last
week on account of illness.
j. d. Evans and j. S. kelchner, boil
ermakers. are absent on 4 trip to Balti-
more and Philadelphia in search of data
for the wage adjustment which has
been ordered by the Secretary of the
Navy.
NJ. Curtain of the cartridge case shop
has been absent on a weeks leave in
New York.
The Naval Gun Factory Band con-
ntrIaad tic nm, for, tl{a
year Friday evening, September 10. 1t
will give a series of balls neXt winter.
Nathaniel Freedenberg of the second
airy mount shop is the recipient of a
handsome baby carriage from the
of the shop.
{. X. k~riechbaum of the west gun
carriage shop is absent on a weeks
leave.
Several new Cincinnati lathes are be-
ing installed in the secondary mount
shop for use in the manufacture of tor
pedoes.
Charles Weigle. blacksmith. is con-
fined to his home in Anacostia be-
cause of an injured knee.
Raymond +. Gray. clerk of the ord
nance office, and Lena ergm were
married at Annapolis. Md, August "a.
Mr.. Gray resigned from the office Sep
TENDER Is.
r. r.. Middleton. william Rucket and
F. Prosser Of the pattern shop are ont
of the city securing data for the wage
hearing, which will be held next week.
Dave Kelley of the west gun car
riage shop is absent on leave.
A. g. Baumbach, a helper. was called
to work in the forge shop last week.
Charles Hays and Ira Latham, re-
spectively business agent and secre.
tary of Lodge No. 1S6. ~nternationa
Association of Machinists. were visitors
at the yard Tuesday.
l.. p. VOLT was called to work in the
boiler shop Monday.
Harry Rigby, leadingman of the
breech mechanism shop. returned to
work Monday, after spending a week in
Pennsylvania.
J. T. Donnelly of the cartridge case
shop and Mrs. Donnelly have as their
guest Mrs. Donnelly's father, ID. X.
Langhorn of Roanoke, Va.
Lester Saunders and Guy Ellis. ma
chinists. were transferred from the
secondary mount shop to the west gun
carriage shop last week.
George Forney, a Baltimore machin-
list, was a visitor at the yard Friday.
Robert Greenwalt. quarterman of the
coppersnith shop, has recently return
ed to work after "a successful fishing
trip.
w. L. Blakenship. leadingman of the
forge shop. is visiting the industrial
of Pennsylvania. securing data
to be used for the adjustment of the
wages of the blacksmiths. to be pre-
at the hearings before the wage
board next week.
E.. w. Crisp, f. L. Lynch, J. II.
J.. E. Carr, T. o. King, G.. J.
and William Woodward.
makers. took a trip down the
Potomac river to White House landing
in Mr.. Woodward's boat. Saturday, and
spent some time in Mr.. Limberger's
cottage.
James Reid Of the west gun carriage
is on a weeks cunning trip in
county, Va.
william Hough of the breech mechan-
mn Chnn 10 ohaanf IN n uyaak'S 1anNa
Commander Tomb and Lieut.. Bartlett
been out of the city for several
lays on business for the Navy Depart
w. S. Maddox, T. Ferny and J. Smith.
were called to work In the
BOILER shop last week.
]. How Of the cartridge case shop
las returned to work after a weeks
,tay at Colonial Beach.
Hugh Rankin, a former machinist of
he yard, at present located In Balti-
was . visitor at the yard last
week