Evening star., 1915-09-12
PRINTING OFFICE.

The Washington Union Printers base
ball team defeated the crack Asricul-
ture nine Tuesday by a score of TO 4.
The game, which was for practice, was
played on the White Lot Ellipse.
Miss Anita Collins chief of the cor
respondence and filing section of the
office of the superintendent of docu-
ments, has returned from a trip to
Niagara Falls, New York city and
North Adams, Mass.
Marcy NJ. Mitchell of the proofroom,
accompanied by John Simonds, Robert
Thomas and Harry Lannon. motored to
Piney Point. Md, last week for few
days outing at Mr.. Mitchelrs cottage.
David Ross and wife of Bristol. Conn.
are in the city visiting with their aunt,
Mrs. John Ross. widow of John Ross,
who was for many years compositor
In the hand section of the government
printing office.
Arthur H. Rossall of the linotype sec
tion has gone to Boston, Mass, on
twenty-day vacation.
James F. Fitzpatrick. assistant 1ore,
man of the pamphlet bindery, returned
to work Monday, after a two-week stay
at Atlantic City.
Chief Clerk John L. Alverson spent
Labor day on fishing trip in Virginia.
John ?. Kahler. assistant foreman in
charge of job press section, has been
granted leave of absence and will make
an automobile tour of Pennsylvania
and New York.
George A. Tuttle of the purchasing
division returned 10 his desk Tuesday.
after a months vacation spent at his
former home in Wisconsin and Min
nesota. He was accompanied by Mrs.
Tuttle, who will remain in the Badger
state for visit.
James A. Scott. veteran member of
the proofroom chapel, reported for duty
Tuesday, after a two-month leave Of
absence spent in Iowa
w. S. Sill of the monotype keyboard
section and Mrs. Sill, who have been
at Atlantic City for two weeks, re-
turned home Tuesday.
A C. Webb, maker-up man in the
document (hand) section, is on two
"I Louis % ". Roy. Ierrian c. Hayson,
John H. Prater, Edward A. Brooks.
John N. Dorster I'D George S. Davis of
the electrical section are on leave OF
absence. Riley A. Sweet of the same
section has been on the sick report the
last week.
Rhett Jacobs of the linotype section
is spending week in Frederick
county, Md.
NJ F. Connor. jr.. clerk in the office
of the chief clerk, took a three-day
auto trip through the. mountains of
Marylan nd last week.
Henry S. Ady reported for duty in the
months visit with relatives in Hartford
county. Md.
Mrs. Mamie McMichae1 has been
granted two weeks leave of absence
and will spend her vacation in Mary
land and Virginia.
DIR. Joseph f. Hodge is acting in
charge of the section revising and is
suing book press work during the abb
sence of D. J. OLeary, on leave.
Charles Richter of the engineers sec
tion recently severely bruised his hand
while endeavoring to remove waste
from the crosshead of a compressor.
His hand was caught between the
frame and crosshead.
James Conroy of the pamphlet bind
cry and Mrs Conroy left here Monday
for Atlantic City to be gone two weeks.
Henry Y. Dreisonstok of the Office of
the chief clerk spent last week at At
lantic City.
Miss Mary E. Johansen of the COM
putting section reported for duty the
first Of the week after visit to Blue
Frank H. Perkinson of the Office of
superintendent of work and Mrs. Per-
kinson have gole on motor cycle trip
The itinerary includes Wilmington. At
lantic City, New York, Springfield,
Philadelphia and through points of in
terest to Maine. They will be gone
thirty days
Frank A Tuck of the monotype key
board section. who has been on an auto
mobile trip with his family through
Maryland and Virginia, returned to
work Wednesday.
William NJ. Hamilton of the docu-
ment (hand) section is spending his va
cation at Atlantic City.
Raymond N. Babcock of the linotype
section left last week on a three-week
vacation and will visit Atlantic City,
Philadelphia and Gettysburg.
Harry S. Wilson of the library, super
intendent of documents Office. has re-
turned to his desk, after a two-week
stay at Coltons Point. Md
Proofreader John A. Onyun and Mrs.
Onyun and their son Rolla returned
Monday from Peoria. H. where they
Miss Julia q. Brown of the purchasing
division, who has been granted a
months leave of absence, is entertain
ing sister from Portland. Greg.
Martin r. Speelman of the office Of
the foreman of binding was visitor
over Labor day at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Agnes c. Tierney. Miss Julia Tur-
ner. Miss Amanda Craig and Emil Pet
ersen of the press division have been
detailed to the State, War and Navy
branch section.
ing have been on the sick report of the
engineers section the last week.
H. p. Griffin of the document fhand)
section has been detailed to the "Y'
during the absence Of II. S. Gum, who
Is spending his leave in Illinois.
John Henry Yates of the stock section
and Granville S. White of the shipping
section. Office of the superintendent Of
documents, have returned to their desks
after a three weeks vacation spent at
Pen Mar. Pa.
George T. DowelI of the proofroon,,
who has been spending week at New
York city, returned to his desk Tues
day.
Miss Katherine c. RattIife of the pur-
chasing division returned to work
Tuesday. after three weeks vacation.
Charles II. Roeder of the hand section
has been detailed as press corrector in
the presswork division the past week
Capt. Ralph w. Alderman of the mon
otype keyboard section and Capt. Ed
ward H. Brian of the electrical section
team of the n. G. ID. G. for Seagirt "
be held at the range there Capt. AL
derman will act as team captain and
Capt. Brian as team coach.
Edward L. May. who has been spend
ing three weeks vacation in New
York city. returned to work In the lin
orype section Tuesday.
Proofreader j. w. Metzung and wife
viii spend the next two weeks at At
lantic City.
H. u. Tretler of the chief clerk: Office
spent last week in southern Maryland
Lieut. Herbert A. James of the limo
type section has reported for work
after months vacation at Colonial
Beach, Va.
Miss Minnie Aylward of the monotype
keyboard section reported for duty
Tuesday, after a months visit to her
former home, Milford Mass