Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-17
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permanent position on the bureau
ed In the stamp perforating division.
A. u. THOMAS. purchasing clerk, ID
enjoying motor trip through Mary
land.
John W. Ellis has been reinstated to
his former position as plate printer.
Josiah B. Herrell, Albert Rudice1, Ed
ward Cash and John McCabe have been
appointed to the bureau watch force
! under Capt. Leblanc.
David Fulton of the printing division
and treasurer of the Plate Printers
Union, is still confined to his home on
account of illness.
According to officials of the Plate
Printers Union there is a growing
two regular meetings month instead
of the one monthly meeting which Is
| now being held by the union. P. J:
Ryan Of the executive committee of
Printer. states that two meetings
should be held each month, in order to
discuss the trade problems, Owing to
the vast amount of routine work to be
other matters which are of interest to
the trade holding only one meeting
each MONTH" he says.
At the next meeting of the Plate
Printers Union. to be. held October 26.
the nomination of officers will take
place. The election will be held the
following month.
John J. Deviny, president of the Plate
Printers Union. will attend the con-
vention of the American Federation Of
Labor, to be held IN San Francisco In
the near future. Mr.. Deviny was elect
ed by the International Steel and Cop
per Plate Printers Union of North
America at its convention held IN Phil
11of ar
ganization at the big convention.
Charles B. Cameron. secretary OF the
Plate Printers Union, is still suffer-
ing from injuries sustained recently
in a street accident.
James Kelly of section OF the print
ing division is recovering from seri-
Gus illness contracted about three
monthe ago.
B. Santry of the engineering and ma
chine division was injured in an acct
dent while in Baltimore recently and
Is confined to his home.
Frank M. Larner, assistant chief OF
the wetting division. has returned to
the bureau from vacation OF about
six weeks.
Mrs. Clara NJ. Bryon will return to
her duties tomorrow after a weeks va
cation spent in Bluemont, Va.
George e. Jacobs Of the engraving
ton in the New England states, He wit:
messed the two world series base bali
games played in Boston.
j. F. Mulhare of the engraving divi-
sion was absent on leave during the
past week.
John Bullough. superintendent of sec
lions II, IL and Is of the printing divi-
sion, was suddenly taken Ill at his desk
tention by the bureau physician. Mr..
Bullongh was conveyed to his home IN
the private carriage of Director Ralph.
He is reported to be slowly recovering.
cyN-f ty~Nt OF M
was absent last week. due to serious
illness.
The following employees of section II
of the printing division are on leave OF
Quinn and Miss Eliza beth streckfuss
Miss Catherine Moriarity. who, re-
ceived a serious injury to her hand
some time ago. is rapidly recovering
thought it would be necessary to ampu-
tate her thumb and forefinger, but for
tunately no complications set in;
Mrs. Mollie c. jump of the clerical
sion is on two weeks leave of absence.
Capt. C. A. Rose of the printing diyi-
sion has been absent on account OF lii
ness for the past two weeks.
ting division is making an extended
visit with friends in Virginia. She Will
not return to the bureau until the mid
die of next month.
-.
ces Lytton, employees of the wetting
division, left the bureau last Monday
for a vacation of two weeks. They are
visiting in Virginia.
engineering and machine division OF
the bureau. have been on the sick list
]. Brown and ]. A. Ecklon. also OF the
engineering and machine division. have
returned from fishing trip.
Miss Louise Addor of the printing
division was a delegate to the sunday
school convention held In Baltimore
during the past week.
James H Connolly and ]. T. Edwards
are taking two weeks. leave.
J. J. Campbell, r. E. Doyle and w.
]. Peck OF section one Of the printing
division attended several of the world
series base ball games played in
Philadelphia.
of the printing division are: Olive
Green, Eva Goodwin, NJ. Bartels and
Zeta Byrnes.
The. following employees Of section one
are on leave: Elsie Morntatn, Nora
Payne and Altha yesterday.
L. Dolan Of the engineering and ma
chine division Is visiting friends in
Benjamin F. coakley returned to his
employment in the wetting division last
Thursday. after being absent on twelve
Edward c. McReady of the same d.
vision is enjoying vacation OF two
weeks.
S. U. Hopping Of the engineering and
machine division is on leave of alb
sence.
Miss P. Greene of section nine of the
printing division is away on leave.
Miss Mary Morris. also of section nine
of the printing division. is taking two
weeks vacation and has gone to her
old home in Culpeper. Va
Harry Dove has returned to the en-
cheering and machine division after
taking portion of his vacation.
Richard H. Entenmann, photographic
transferer in the surface division, will
leave tomorrow on fifteen day vaca-
ton for Jamaica. L. l., to attend the
wedding of his brother.
Miss Katherine Murtaugh OF the sur
face division was on leave during the
week -
Mrs. Elizabeth D. seitz Of the sur
face division has been confined to her
home for the past ten days on account
OF illness.
Misses Ella Hoge and Josie Ryon Of
the surface division attended the Hag-
erstown fair during the week.
Miss Mary H. Wise has returned to
the surface division, after being de-
tailed to the guide force for three
weeks.
Miss Teresa NJ Lieb Of the surface
division was absent for the past week,
because Of the death of relative.
Richard w. Stevens, pressman in the
surface division. has been absent for
two weeks owing to an injury to his