Evening star., 1915-06-20
NAVY YARD.

Frank: vice president. r. kenrlck
treasurer, f. w. Rauth; financial sec
rotary, J. r. Herbert; recording sec
retary, George Curtin c. b. MOTIFS IL
chairman of the committee on ar
rangements.
The Lambskn Band had its hnal re
hearsal Monday evening. A large al
tendance was the feature Inc oah. nv
expects to renew the rehearsais In the
fall with new members.
C. Chapon a former Western Hlsh
School player, has signed with ,ne
Alachinist ball team of the f0to1na
League during the past week lhoihd :
crooks of the same team mas iei'
for New England, where he is making
good in the Colonial League
the bureau of engraving and printing
visited the yard Wednesday. He was
accompanied by Daniel Beach. Samuel
Elder and Albert SANITY: former ma ,
Chinists of the yard. They made an
INSPECTION of the lunchroom and COM
1nented favorably on its manage ment'
NJ. KimerIing of the boiler shop has
been absent for a week
Marion Frazier. jr., a machlnlst Oh
the miscellaneous shop, and MISS
Castelia Brewer were married June 10.
Bernard Adler of the breech mechan-
ism shop has been promoted from APP
prentice at S2.0S to machinlst at $50
4. Cady, blacksmith of the forge
shop. who has been absent for month
on account of illness. has returned
Joe Rrannon. a machinist of the west
gun carriage shop. is confined to his
home in Baltimore with nervous break
down.
T. Phillips of the boiler shop has TAX
en- several days leave to attend the
wedding of his daughter
George HiEss. Raymond Saterfield, E.
". Guilford and Walter Goznell, ma
chinists of the tool shop. have been
transferred. Higgs and Saterheld TO
the seaman gunners' shop, and Gull
ford and Goznel to the sight shop.
George Joynes, machinst of the
breech mechanism shop, is enjoying
several days leave.
The lack of speaker did not hinder
the workmen of the yard from express
ing their loyalty to the national colors.
for on Flag day. by permission of the
commandant. the machines in many OF
the shops were lavishly decorated with
flags
George GLASGOW. helper of the forge
shop, is confined to the Providence Hos
pital with an injured ankle.
Dick Jameson. ,nachinist of the west
gun carriage shop. is absent enjoying
two weeks leave.
William Shriver of the boiler shop
has been transferred to the laboratory.
s H. Burns. a machinist, has been
called to work in the gun shop.
c. J. Mergner machnist of the west
rrio absent account
of Illness
r. NJ Carnahan. machinist Of the
misce llaneouS shop, and b. l.. Rein
hart, machinist of the secondary mount
shop, are at present engaged in audit
ing the books of the Grand Lodge Of the
International Association of Machinists,
a position to which they have been
elected by Columbia Lodge, No. ia.
]. A of NJ
G. w Snyder of the boiler shop is
absent suffering with a severe injury
to his hand.
B. Righter. apprentice of the breech
mechanism shop, has been absent for
two weeks. suffering from an attack of
blood poison in his right arm. He is re-
ported to be improving.
William Shugh. machnist of the west
gun carriage shop, is absent on
weeks leave.
A. l. Vickers. leading man of the
boiler shop. has returned to duty after
a prolonged illness caused by a rup-
tured blood vessel
Frank Hurry, a tool maker of the tool
shop. is absent for eight days, visit
ing friends in New York city.
Frank Wheeler, machinist of the west
gun carriage shop, is speeding several
days on an extended fishing trip.
The following list of injuries re-
ceived st the yard have been reported
by the dispensary:
June &c. b Edwards. compound
fracture right index. middle and ring
fingers and amputation tip right little
finger; G. W. Snyder, fracture left ring
finger.
June lip l. Higdon. slight lacera-
tion back left hand; 4. E. klotz, slight
confusion left thumb; ]. Martin, lac
GRAFTON right index finger; g. 2. Rich
ards. incised wound right thumb; W.
Robbins, incised wound left thumb. E.
Robertson. confusion and laceration
left uiddle and ring fingers; w X
TIeTney. slight electric burn left hand;
i. L. Weiiford. small incised wound
right wrist.
June 80. Crowther, punctured
wound outer side right forearm: l. c.
flaherty. piece Of steel removed from
bottom Of left foot; y. II. Garger, in
cised wound left index finger. G.
tJltTtILEy, SIX NJ iltlStu "ouliu ieIl
forearm.
June III. J. bourne. confusion and
abrasion forehead, \. y. Campbell,
slight laccratiou left index finger; b.
p Conrad. slight laceration tip of
thumb and rJifDsir surface right hand.
C. tiiebel. puucrured wound sole left
foot. +. K. Heindel. slight abrasion
right middle and ring fingers; K. f.
fudgius, superficial burn cornea left
eve. r 4. Myers. slight incised wound
night middle finger. l.. T. Pratt. abra-
sions forehead and right cheek. J. +.
Talbert. superficial burn right'rye and
eyelid. &. ". NreuH. slight laceratIon
left middle finger.
June 15-F. T.. Brown. slight incised
wound left middle finger, l.. + He'll
meth. confusion right arm, O. ]. O'Neil
slight purctured wound left ring fin
ger; A Sargent. punctured wound right
index finger. W. Z. Simpson. confusion
end abrasion lett knee.
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