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

great toe his foot being caught in the
mechanism of the moving tramway be-
tween the old and new building. Bun
yon Johnson (colored). aged forty-three
i, years. unskilled laborer, foundry divi-
| sion, severe confusion of spine with
! internal injuries received as result
/ of fall backward upon the iron floor
of the linotype section and heavy
| box of metal ingots. which he was at
tempting to lift upon a raised re-
ceptacle. falling upon his body.
William D. Thomas of the press divi-
sion, who was reported ill at his
brothers home in Baltimore. has re-
ported for duty.
Assistant Foreman L. r. Lippincott
of the monotype section has received
copy of the Knoxville Gowa) Ex-
press. published by Casey & Weaver
!, Brothers. One of the members who
entered the partnership January l last
is ]. NJ Weaver, who learned his
trade in that office twenty-six years
ago and has followed the trade in vari-
Gus parts of the country. formerly en-
ployed in the linotype section of the
government printing office and later an
instructor of printing at the Haskell
Institute for Indians at Lawrence. Kan.
The Express, which is In its fftieth
year. Is a weekly publication. contains
much advertising matter and compares
favorably with other papers.
F. A Harrison of the monotype key
board section was elected outside SEN
tinel of the Sons of Jonadab at the
recent meeting of that order.
William f. Sebree of the carpenter
section suffered a minor cut on the
right arm. caused by the breaking of
"a band saw while in operation.
r. F. Carter has been carried on the
sick report of the sanitary section dur
ing the week.
Mrs. T.. w. rhatterton, reader on
snAcifica tions. who has heAn speraIne
tho mast two months visiting in Nn~-
folk Va. returned TO he- desk in tho
1av proof~oon, MONDAY IN account Of
''l health she has applied for additional
leave which she will spend in the
Virginia city.
Mitchell Wilcox OF the machine shoo
section has heen corene1led to he an
cent during the week on account of
illness.
Arthur FesseraAn Ia. heen IN tn.
sick rApn~t Of the morotype keyboard
section during the week.
Edwin Davidson Of the dav proof
~onrr. who is chairman Of the COM
EornuS f"Hrocke-s''> is busy asser,-
hing talent for the proera m. and savs
that several new and novel stunts
NV the hest artists in tho ritv win he
features of the hannuat and entertain
went oF the order to he held at the
pa'eieh Hotel on the evening of Feb
ruary IS.
n. F. Oehter assistant in charge of
the casAmak king section of the hinderv.
returned tn his desk Monday. after
an enforced absence of week nurs-
ing a felon on his hand
Wallace 7. Cousins of the press divi-
sion has heen detailed to the nostal
card section during the past week as
pressman in charge.
7. A. McKelvv and w P Irving of
the eneiueers section have been on the
sick list the past week.
The friends Of T.nuis r. Lipnincott Of
the monntvpe section nutt'ne his
name among the candidates for DELE
pate to ~erresent Columbia Typo
~rarh'cal Union at the conven11o-, Of
the International Tynoeraphicas Union
TO he held in Los Angeles. Cal. next
August.
]. G.. V. Lnrd Of the monotvpe kew
hoard section has been confined to his
home for the past two weeks on ac-
count of illness
William T.. Schmalhof Of the editorial
Fn-"e Of the dav p~nofroom has been
DESIGNATED by his most as r,Amher
IT the relief committee nf the Depart
ment of the Potomac. G. A. r.
william, w Wilkes Mrs. Cecilia G..
Moore. Mrs. Anna r. Tiffany and Joseph
7. Gleason OF the press division have
been on the sick report the past week
w: F. Mulliean has been absent from
duty in the electrical section during the
week, due to illness.
The regular meeting of Columbia
Tvnoeraphical Union will he held this
afternoon at TYPOGRAPHICAL Temple at
2:30 o'clock. Carroll V. Donnelly and
Roswell d. Morgan are applicants for
full membership.
The chairmen of the various chapels
distributed the souvenir booklet, print
ed in connection with the centennial ami
versary of Columbia Union, to the
members Wednesday. The book, which
contains a number of illustrations and
many interesting events covering the
hundred years existence of the oreani-
cation. was compiled by Secretary
George G. Seibold.
fers. etc, in the government printing
Office for week ending Wednesday, Jam
uary 1s. have been announced as fol-
lows:
observation-disclosures D. Barnes,
skilled laborer. reinstated; Thomas
O'Brien. Waterman. transferred from
Post Office Department.; Charles L. Nc
Afee. probational compositor; Mrs,
Carolyn J. Bryan. skilled laborer
Separations-MrS. Isabelle Davis and
Miss Margaret A. Dodson, skilled Ia
borers; Edgar r. Baker, clerk, re-
signed; Jesse N. Clark, monotype key
board operator: John E. Wayson, tenn
porary compositor; Edward l.. Ar
buckle, August Pierson and Harry c.
Murray. emergency monotype keyboard
operators.
Transfers, etc.-William H. Cheno-
weth, helper. so cents per hour. to
helper at 35 cents per hour, ruling and
sewing section; Frank L. White, press
man. SIS cents per hour, to press in
charge. so cents per hour, press work
division intermediary: Robert e. Sui
Ivan, pressman, SIS cents per hour, pos
tai card section. to pressman In charge,
% cents per hour, press work division
tday): Edward w. Morcock, monotype
KEYBOARD operator. monotype section,
night to day; James b. Huss, emer-
gency monotype keyboard operator so
cents per hour, to compositor, so cents
per hour. monotype section: John v.
baulsir. pressman. postal card section,
| 10 presswork division: Philip W. Green
skilled iaborer. ruling and sewing sec
| ton. to pamphlet binding section;
James D. Mahoney skilled iaborer %