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

i granted twelve days leave of absence
| and will visit Atlantic City. Leaves of
! absence have also been granted Reader
Harry O'Donnell and Copy Editor E. P.
! Murray.
! Charles H. GuiIes is acting in charge
! Of the web press section during the
| absence of William H. Weber, who is
spending his vacation with his family
/ near Warrenton, Va.
| Walter J. Lee of the specification di-
vision of the hand section is on his an
| nual leave.
! Miss Nellie Blair, Mrs Nellie F. V.
Lyons. Miss Jennie Butler. Miss Ella L.
| Rollens. Mrs. Marie Jameson, Mrs. Nell
lie Wilson. Mrs. Anna Tiffany. John A.
Bolts. Walter J. Baldwin. Michael ].
Kirby. Richard H. Brooks, George
wagenlander and Samuel r. Williams
| were reported as sick in the pressroom
| force the past week.
AS the result of an examination, con-
Quoted by the surgeon general of the
| army. the President has commissioned
| DR.. William J. Manning, the present
1 chief medical officer of the govern
ment printing Office. as first lieuten-
| ant in the Medical Reserve Corps.
| United States Army.
| Miss Allie Trefts, reviser in the proof
room. who Is spending her vacation at
Oakland. Nd, has been granted an ad-
dltional thirty days leave of absence.
8. Leo McCarty. clerk in the comput-
ing section, returned to work Tuesday
after an absence of two weeks on &C
count of the serious illness of his
| father.
Frank Smith left last Thursday for a
hunting trip down the Potomac to be
gone about ten days.
Misses Blanche and Myrtle Keefe and
Miss Annie Meyers of the pressroom
force are sojourning at Atlantic City.
Percy Anderson of the monotype key
board section. who has been i'll for sew
eral weeks, is able to be out, and visit
ed the printing office during the past
week.
Fred W. Follett of the hand section
the past week. Charles L. Mace of the
| same section Is taking part of his an
| nual vacation.
Daniel Clark, machinist in the limo
| mobile trip to Williamsport, Pa; Ithaca
and Poughkeepsie, N. Y, on a twenty
day vacation.
George L. Norton of the forwarding
and finishing division will spend the
current week at Chesapeake Beach, Md
Pressman E. c. Whitman returned re-
Gently from motor trip of three weeks
In Maine, Massachusetts and New York.
Hugh OConor. who is on leave, is
spending his vacation at Atlantic City
Stanley Rulings, foreman of the mono
type section, returned Monday from an
automobile trip. which included a visit
to Atlantic City.
A. L. Roberts. reviser in the proof
room, who has been sick for several
| months. returned to the city from AS
bury Park few days ago and expects
to return to work in short time.
Government Printing Office Council
No. 221, National Union, held meeting
last night at Typographical Temple
The excursion committee made a re-
port on the recent complimentary out
ing. and plans were made for entertain
ment features during the meetings this
winter.
Employees on leave from the watch
force section include William F. Ullrich.
Hugh H. benny, John R. Lantz. George
Marsh and James Wood. Those on the
sick report from the same force are
Charles H. Mcclure and John Clark.
Miss A. K. Harne of the stamping and
| casemaking section returned to work
Monday after spending a five-week va
| cation at Atlantic City.
Andrew Parker, day press reviser, is
| acting in the absence of Samuel w.
| Edmunds, night reviser, who is absent
| on leave.
Mrs. Mary A. Fitzgerald and Mrs Ellen
| Carson of the sanitary section are on
| leave. Among those on the sick report
| from the same section are Miss Har-
! riett A. Egan and Mrs. Martha E. Man
gum.
| Hartman Dempsey of the linotype sec
ton left last week for a visit in New
| England, including Boston, Providence,
and other seaport cities.
Miss Pearl Hill of the pressroom force
is at Canton, Pa, for a two-week visit.
Frank E. Pyne of the monotype sec
ton, who has been detailed as a reader
| in the proofroom for some time. was
| reported Ill Wednesday. Fred C. Chase
of the monotype section has been ill
for several days.
William L. jenkins of the electrical
section is on leave. Those reported
| sick during the past week from that
| section were Elwood Frey, Archibald
Freeman. James d. Mahoney. Maurice
N. Corbett and James E. French
Sinclair B. Fowler. messenger in the
! day proofroom, returned to work
| Thursday, after an absence of two
| months on account of severe illness
| Wade H. Brown of the proofroom
| begins his vacation tomorrow and ex-
poets to visit his home town. Lincoln
| ton, N c.
OF the linotype section has received a
postal card from Harvey Copenharve,
| who has been sojourning on Long Is
land sound near Waterford, Conn.
| stating that he expects to return to
the city in short time on account of
the cold weather.
| Philip E. Baker of the day proofroom
| will begin two-week vacation to-
| morrow. He will spend most of that
time fishing at Havre de Grace, Md, and
John II. Riley of the engineers sec
! ton is on leave. and J. f. Maple of the
same section is reported sick.
| John Van der Schoef. messenger in
! the day proofroom, will spend the next
week on a fishing trip at Chesapeake
| Beach.
H. A. Ludwig of the buildings sec
| tion has returned to work after a
vacation at Atlantic City. James NJ.
Toy OF the same section is reported
\ sick.
Mrs. Laura Boss and Miss Isabelle
| 6lrV1n have returned to work in the
| pressroom after a months visit at De
| troit. Mich.
I E. Wolf of the machine shop has re-
| turned from two-week visit at Buck
roe Beach, Va. with his family
Appointments. separations, transfers.
| etc, IN the government printing office
Tor week ending Wednesday, Septem-
| per l. are announced as follows: Sep
| arations-Ernest NJ Boss, skilled labor.
err, resigned; Donald T. Wilson, mesen-
ger boy. resigned.