Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-15
PRINTING OFFICE.

afternoon at $50 o'clock at Typograph
ical Temple. The applications o
George a. Adlung and Robert ]. Mitch
ell for full membership and John A
Becker and William Fl. Dorsey for ap'
prentice membership will be acted
upon.
The following amendments submitted
by the committee on prevention of tn
berculosis will be before the union fol-
considerations:
Duties of chairman: That the chair.
men of the various chapels under the
jurisdiction of this union shall be re-
Quired to notify in writing the com
mittee on prevention of tuberculosis
the name of any member or member:
of their chapels who may be suffering
from any form of tuberculosis.
Duties of president: That the presi
dent of this union shall refer the GER
tificate of the physician who has eX.
amined and certified the condition OF
any member of the union to be tuber-
culous to the committee on prevention
of tuberculosis for concurrence and
report as to the said members condi
ton. and that no member shall be ad
mitted to the home whose claim has
not been acted upon favorably by the
said committee on the prevention OF
tuberculosis.
Change of name: That the name OF
the committee for the prevention oil
tee on sanitation, hygiene and the pre-
vention of tuberculosis.
The official bulletin, just issued. con-
tains the reports of the officers for the
quarter ended July 81. Treasurer Je-
rome v. Johnson's report shows the re-
ceipts to have been S15,133.6S and dis
bursements, $14,39o.11. leaving a bal
Secretary Seibold's Office consisted of
receipts, s7O35O. and disbursements.
s7e3.50. including s153.51 turned over
to the board of trustees. The receipts
which included the balance on hand at
last report. and expenditures. s42, leav-
ing balance of s2.52S.36.
l.. o. Early of the linotype section
left yesterday on an extended automo-
bile tour of points in Pennsylvania,
New York and New Jersey. He will go
direct to Eddington. Pa, where his wife
month. Mr.. and Mrs. Early will attend
the base ball tournament of the Ma
tional Union Printers Base Ball League
in Philadelphia and return home by
way of Philadelphia, York and Gettys-
burg. Mr.. and Mrs. Claude H. Greena-
valid will accompany them over part of
the trip.
Bernard Douglass, messenger in the
office of the foreman of binding. left
yesterday for a three-week vacation at
Heathsville, Va.
Miss Emma J. Swain of the press di-
vision will spend her vacation with
friends at Piney Point, Md.
Theophil Tiverny of the watch force
has been confined to his home on &C
count of illness.
Miss Olive l. Gilmore of the monotype
keyboard section is at Battle Creek,
oh fhraa.waeE
friends.
Maurice Spencer. assistant foreman of
the document (hand) section, and Mrs.
Spencer have returned from a three
week visit in Mississippi.
and Mrs. Davidson. who have been
spending three-week vacation In
Manomet, Mass, returned to the city
Monday.
Capt. Edward NJ Nevils of the limo
type section left last Sunday for Co
lonial Beach, where he is in charge of
the details in connection with estab-
ment of the District Guard for the sum-
mer maneuvers.
Charles NJ OConnell of the mono
type keyboard section returned to work
the first of the week after a tWo-week
outing at Chesapeake Beach He was
accompanied by Mrs. OConnell and son.
Lawrence l.. OConnell.
Miss A. Craig of the press division
is spending ten days of her annual
leave at Atlantic City.
Editor Charles Stutsman of the proof
room and wife left yesterday on four
week vacation. They will go from
here to Buffalo, n. Y, and take boat
trip from that city to Duluth, MINI.
r. F. Ham of the monotype section
has been granted thirty-dve days leave
visit his former home in Indiana and
take in the Panama Pacific exposition
at San Francisco.
j. D. Newton of the proofroom and
Mrs Newton left yesterday for Guthrie
Okla, where they will visit Mrs. New
Ions sister, Mrs. w. A. Bonnen. They
will spend seven weeks in the west.
Charles F. Purdy of the monotype
keyboard section and family returned
to the city the first Of the week. after
a two-week automobile tour through
Maryland. Pennsylvania, New York and
New Jersey.
leave to-day for Colonial Beach. where
he will represent that town in charge
of the bureau of information. locate
in the mayors Office in the town hail.
during tne eHCdiupHicHt VI thS OiStA iSs
Guard.
Mrs. Elizabeth H. Walker, Joseph
Marshall and James i. McCalister OF
the sanitary section are on leave OF
absence.
William c. Soules of the carpenter
shop section will leave tomorrow for
Colonial Beach. where he will partici-
pate in the drill work of the hospital
corps, n. 6. ID. c.
John Van Der Schaaf, messenger In
the proofroom, will leave tomorrow fol-
q weeks vacation at Shadyside, Md.
Park NJ Reeder of the linotype sec.
ton was called to Dover. Del. We'd
nesday on account of the death of a
sister.
Alexander Spinks and Richard +. Jor.
dan of the watch force are enjoying q
portion of their annual leave.
Willard F. Peake returned to his desk
in the proofroom Monday after twenty
five days vacation spent in New York
and Pennsylvania.
Referee Robert w. Christian Of the
proofroom and Mrs. Christian returned
Tuesday from a fifteen-day outing al
Rehoboth Beach. Del.
George o. Barnes of the stamping
and casemaking section of the bindery
left Thursday on a two-week trip tc
Old Point Comfort, Va; New York
city and Atlantic City.