Evening star., 1915-05-02
NAVY YARD.


League Tuesday. May IL, 1t has beeI
in practice for three weeks and has
PLAYED some good practice games. one
with the Engineers last Sunday, at the
Washington barracks. The score was
Engineers, o. Machinsts, !. Wednes'
day ii played the Marines. anothei
strong team. defeating them, to :, Tho
personnel of the team is: Milton
Bruome. first base: John Roundtree
second base: +. +. Schotield. third base
Tommy Harris shortstor; l.. l.. Beatty
center field: William Raha. right HELD
Carter y daughter. left field; y j.
Giovannitti. catcher; Phil Miller
catcher: Bert,nan Major. utility: James
A Chaney pitcher. Walter J. Hines,
pitcher; NJ T. Mitchell pitcher; g W.
Kunert. pitcher; W ". Hartly. pitcher;
manager. Harry 7. La Clare.
Stuart g. McAlisrer. machintat OF the
miscellaneous shop. with his tamil y,
spent the week end visiting relatives In
Baltimore,
J. N. Frazier. nlach!nist Of the 1901
chop. is confined In the Naval Hospi-
tai. where he underwent 4 successful
operation
Henry Adams Of tho corpersuaish shop
has been confined to his home with IL
Severe attack of Illness.
Joseph Seibert. former nlacfinist OF
the tool shop and ordnance inspector
for the government, has recently been
appointed general foreman of tho tool
department of the Washington Steel
and Ordnance Company.
The apprentices OF the yard have or
Sanized for a summer excursion. The
officers are: President. Luther Frank
vice president. Rauter; treasurer, Il. j..
Ernshaw: recording secretary. George
Curtin: financial secretary, s. f. Her
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zee. z Hendricks: chairman of enter
tainment committee. W. l. Dorsey:
chairman Of press committee, c. Nor
It's.
Darrell Glover. machinist OF the west
gun carriage shop. is confined to his
home in Alexandris, Va, on account
Of illness.
The following machinists have been
called to work in the secondary mount
shop during the past week: Alfred T.
shinn, Robert y. Roberts, L. l.. Searle
and Peter McGrath.
George ". Speckman. machinist of
the erecting shop. is confined to his
home with an attack of grippe.
Stuart G. McAHster. F. A. De Groot.
George j. Lalzure, J. T. Donnelly and
J. F. Mcclure. members of the legisla-
tive committee of Columbia Lodge. No.
l14, international Association of Ma
chinists. were absent Wednesday on
business for the lodge.
Irwin Haskins. machinist of the west
gun carriage snop, is absent On
weeks leave. which he VIII spend at
his home, at Mount Rainier. Md.
Thomas E Carroll. 4 former ma
chinIst of the east gun carriage shop,
1t present organizer for the ]nterna-
tional Association of Machinists. locat-
Ad PhIla1elphl:l. the CITY sun
aay.
Joseph Mcknight WHO was recently
employed as ii nacninist in the mis-
selltneous shop, has resigned and has
gone to brooklyn, where he accepted
similar employment,
W. N Norton, 4 helper "f the hreech
mechanism shop. resigned last Sasur-
day to accept I, better position
Carriage shop was taken off during
the past week. certain work having
been completed.
H II. Smith, inachinisE III the erect
ing shop who ha1Gkeen i'll for the past
10 return to work.
J. Wagner, a machiItist who has been
employed in the miscellaneous shop,
has resigned.
Th. condition Of L. F.. Patterson, ma
chinist of the erecting shop, who is i'll
at his home az Alexandria, Va. is re-
ported to he serious.
J. NJ Watts. clerk OF the breech
mechanism shop enjoyed several days
of his annual leave during the past
week.
Earl Schwerk. rnachnist Of the tool
shop. and Mrs. S-hwenk spent the week
end at Lanham. Md where they Were
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs, Everett
Pennfield.
Henry pruhring. macilinist Of the
west gun carriage shop, who has been
absent for several weeks. has returned
to work. During his absence he un-
derHent n serious operation at frovi
dence Hospital
Workmen have completed the founda-
tion of the new concrete Storehouse
and have begun III. pouring of cement.
The building viii be the largest in the
yard
Joseph Carroll. nachirist of the tool
shop, has received news Of the death
Of his father, who was injured several
DAYS ago The deceased vas an en-
ploye of the P-unsy ylvania Railroad
Company for the greater part of his
life
y. F. Cox. :; helper or The erecting
shop. who was u! for several weeks.
has recovered aud returned 20 york.
Paul Colen Gt IN. forge SHOP. met
with a serious accident Tuesday He
was following thc cr..n- and was
struck on the leg. sustaining i frtc-
tire.
J. \ Kaiser Il tile wss. gun carriage
st"i, has returned '" WORT after N
ness Of TWO weeks