Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-09
NAVY YARD.


q. q. Rankin. ma chinist Of the mis-
celianeous shop. formerly of Altoona.
| Pa. has been Joined by his family dur
ing the week They Will reside in Ana
costa.
J. E. E1ler. an. apprentice machinisi,
who was in the rafting room under
| instructions for the past three months
has been transferred back to the tool
| shop.
Henry Rosiey, machinist of the mis-
celia neous shop. died Thursday at his
home on Kentucky avenue southeast.
He had been suffering from stroke Of
apopleXy for the past nine months. His
remains we're taken to Scranton. Pa.
his former home. where the funeral
| service was held Sunday, May ..
c. c. wftmore. a molder of, the foun-
| dry, is confined to his home at Laurel,
Md, with an injured foot.
| James Hardin, machinist of the Sec
| ondary mount shop; Ed Schwenk,
| machinist of same shop: Everett Davis
of the construction and repair shop and
Buzz Hardin, chauffeur. took a motor
trip to Rock Point. Md. Sunday.
Harry Richardson. machinist of the
| District brigade rifle team to Annapolis.
Md, Saturday and entered a shooting
competition with the naval cadets.
| Albert Mathews. machinist of sight
! shop. who was Ill at hts home for the
past month, is recovered and returned IN
work.
| George Anholt. w s seaton. A. shultz,
| Lee Washburn, R J. Dixon and r. Green
| hall. machinists. were called to work in
the secondary mount shop during the
| past week.
| E. l.. Scott. machinist Of the breech
mechanism shop, was absent for a couple
of days during the past week on account
| OF an accident, in which he was injured.
covered. He returned to work Monday.
George Hooper, a helper of the tool
| shop. received a bad wound on his face
Tuesday evening while helping to ex-
| tinguish a fire at Congress Heights,
a more serious injury.
A. B. White. machinist of the west
gun carriage shop, has spent several
days at the District rifle range, where
he made several high averages as a
| marksman.
NJ F. Peyton. machinist Of the breech
mechanism shop. who has been absent
for two months. suffering from an at
tack of rheumatism. has recovered suf-
ficiently to return to work.
NJ. Hagan, blacksmith of the forge
| shop, who was absent for the past
| month. suffering from the grip, has re-
covered. He returned to nowrk Mon
day.
Edward sweeley. former machinist
of the tool shop. paid a visit to the
yard Wednesday.
Bernie Carroll. machinist of the west
gun carriage shop, went to Baltimore
Saturday with the Palace bowling
pete with leading team of that city.
He has strong hopes for his team.
william H. smott, the newly elected
president of the Federal Retirement
Association. is busy selecting his
standing committees for the ensuing
year. He is acting in conjunction with
the vice presidents. who will be chair
assisted by the secretary. DR.. C. Ed
der Reed.
F. League. machinist of the west gun
| carriage shop, Is enjoying two weeks
| of leave.
John Wright, helper of the forge
| shop, who was absent for two weeks on
account of illness, has returned to
| work.
Harry Librand. machinist of the west
| gun carriage shop, has been ordered
to the District rifle range to meet the
| War Department qualification test for
1 guardsman.
| J. A. Burns, machinist of the erecting
| shop. who was absent for the past
| three months. suffering from a severe
| attack of rheumatism, has recoyered
| sufficiently to return to duty. He went
| to work Monday.
| ]. A. Engrick, machinist of the mis-
| cellaneous shop, has returned from
| he
funeral of Henry Bosley. his shopmate.
William Bopp. machinist of the sec
ondary mount shop. is absent, suffering
from an injured foot.
The list of injuries received at the
yard have been announced by the dis
April ss-J. NJ. Dousherty. slight
laceration right thumb: J. Gianniny.
liberation left thumb; T. A. Green.
slight lacerated wound. right thumb:
index finger: w. NJ. Lecompte. lacera-
tion over left eye, and R. H. Sayles.
incised wound, left little. finger. sutured.
left thumb. loss of nail; W. Heayden.
slight superficial burn left forearm:
D. Lahey. laceration over right eye.
sutured. A. NJ Owen. slight superficial
slight lacerated wound. left index fin
ger: H. r. Trueman. confusion. left
instep: A. fudge, confusion right mid
die finger; C.. A. Whitemore. slight
| laceration right thumb, and p. s. Colin.
| severe confusion above right knee.
| April 30. B. Ballenger. burn. cornea
right eye; r. F. clergyman. sprain. left
ankle; N Blankenship. superficial
burn. left instep: w. e. Bopp. confused
\ wound, left great toe; Walter Dean.
| fracture of bone. left hand, lacerated
wound, back right hand; Arthur Hough.
slightly punctured wound, right middle
finger: w. P. Kilroy, slight confusion
left middle finger: E. L. Scott, lacerated
| wounds under left eye, on nose and
center forehead and c. L. Swain, super
| fetal burn. calf right leg.
ring finger: W. NJ. Horton. slight abra-
| sion. left instep: f. L. Mohler. confusion
small of back: w. J. Pail. liberation
right ring finger; Robert Kelley, slight
superficial burn. conjunctiva left eve:
r. l.. Satterheld, liberation right index
finger: Ed. H. Towse. punctured wound.
top of head: F. j. Walen. slight lacera.
ton right middle finger. and e. ].
Brosman. incised wound. inner left
elbow, sutured.
May 81 Cunningham. lacerated
wound, outer side left little finger;
George T. Fenwick. slight confusion
left little finger; w. T. Goshell, lacer-
ated wound, palm right hand: J. r.
Herbert. slight abrasion left forearm:
F. X. Marceron, abrasion right ring
finger; B. G. Mills, compound fracture,
fourth and fifth meta tarsal bones right
foot, severe lacerations: A. E. Padgett,