Evening star., 1916-08-13
BUREAU OF ENGRAVING
AND PRINTING.

last Wednesday evening the following
committees were appointed to take
charge of the excursion and field day
exercises at Chesapeake Beach Satur-
day. September 0.
Executive committee-Robert S. Jones.
chairman; George W. Jacobs. secretary
treasurer; Daniel M. Hassett, Bernard
E. Reichardt and C. c. Glib. Reception
committee-John ]. Deviny. president
of local No. .; A. H. Mills. vice presi-
dent of local No. 2: James II. Beck.
Chris Lehmkuhl. Charlton B. Rout.
Jesse H. Watt, P. J. Ryan. editor OF
the Plate Printer, and Charles T. Smith.
associate editor of the Plate Printer.
Athletic committee-Joseph A. Har-
die, chairman; referee, w. ID. Clark;
judges, Edward A. Meehan, B. j. Bon
ner, A. ]. Fallon and v. Z. Torney;
clerk of course, F. s. Milovitch; as
sistant clerk Of course. B. S. Kroger;
starter. Charles E. Lord; assistant
starters. Fred Lipp and B. Newman;
announcers. Charles F. Miller and
Thomas F. McQuade: scorers, f. L.
schrack, Daniel Quigley. A G. Young
and Joseph Johnson; inspectors. d. A.
Fulton, Joseph Slavin. William. Spill
lane and T. ]. Heany; custodian of
prizes. ]. A. Rosenbaum and Fred
Springmeyer. Bowling committee
Edward Meyers. chairman; G. L. Land.
T. Helmerich, L. Lang, H. Tonneman,
George Lowery. T. Roland. c. ]. Ross.
Charles O'Neill, Frank label. ]. c.
Reeves. E. o. Wood and NJ Whalen.
Skee ball committee. Smith. chair
man; A. Clergen, J. Irving, P. S. Rea-
gan. F. Haldeman. Philip Smith. G.
Robson and Theodore Refer
subcommittee. Ospada, ]. J. King,
Earnest Brooks. Chris Freis. f. Hang
lighter. E. S. Jordan, F. F. Miller. r. J.
Fitzgerald. A. Mayhem. c. Keller. T. G.
Heany. r. Hardie. T. Quill, Cropley E.
Burrows. r. Donohue, J. Loveday, H.
Schnede. H. Yauchler B. Myer. f. 'Steen,
B. ]. Callaghan. William Barnett, ID.
Harty. T. r. Fitzgerald. James A. Ke-
hoe. o. LIE Beau, A. Refer, Joseph Haley,
]. J. Corners and Edward Ryan.
The following plate printers assist
ants have resigned their positions at
the bureau since the 1st of August:
Mary H. Stevens, Mabel Mcintyre.
| Catherine A. Kaufman. Annie NJ. Rob-
inson, Agnes v. Williams and Ruth C.
| d. Lacy.
| Plate printers assistants who have
\ been appointed since August l are:
| Virginia Z. B. Biggs. Mabel M. Jack
| son. Lena Hoffman and Maud a. Cod
bold.
| Several members of a motion picture
company spent the greater part Of the
| past week in the bureau of engraving
and printing making pictures of the
different processes that Uncle Sam s
| paper money undergoes prior to being
put into circulation. These pictures are
| to be used as constructive material for
motion picture drama, to be entitled
| THE Adventures of Bill" meaning a
dollar bill. The production will be first
shown at the bankers convention in
Kansas City. Mo-, in September. and
later released to picture houses
| throughout the world.
| Accompanied by his wife. Albert B.
! Tew of the mechanical expert and de-
| signer's office left Friday for Atlantic
City for stay of one week. They
will reside at the Albemarle Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. William C. Stierlin left
yesterday for Atlantic City. where they
will remain for several weeks. Mr..
Stierlin is employed in the office of the
chief clerk at the bureau.
| James J. Clinton of Section IL of the
printing division has returned from a
| weeks sojourn at Atlantic City.
Norman Dayton of section IL of the
| printing division is reported to be rap
idly regaining his health Some time
| ago Mr.. Dayton contracted blood
poisoning, which necessitated an opera
| ton upon his foot.
Pierce B. Ashburn, clerk in the Office
| of the engineering and machine di-
| vision, who has been i'll, has returned
| to work.
John A. Duffy and William Davidson,
also of the engineering and machine
division, have returned to duty after
| taking a portion of their annual leave.
Those on the sick list in section l
| of the printing division are Eva Cod
| win. Airline Mady. Dorothy Meloy and
Nora Payne.
The following young women in the
Olive Geer. Mabel Wands, NJ. Estelle
Heard and Eliza beth SpateS.
Eppa H. Jackson has returned to the
| engineering and machine division fol-
| lowing leave of absence. He spent his
| time on his farm in Falls Church, Va.
Alexander L. Mcmillan, chief electri-
clan in the engineering and machine
| division, is reported to be rapidly re-
| covering from the effects of an opera
| ton for appendicitis.
After an absence of three weeks, due
to illness, William c. Yates has re-
! turned to his employment in section
of the printing division.
J. j. Campbell is on the sick list. He
| is also employed in section l OF the
printing division.
Frederick B. Hallock of the engi-
| neering and machine division is on an
nual leave and is visiting different
| points in New England.
Francis n. Crowley has been ap-
pointed apprentice pressman at the
bureau and has been assigned to the
numbering division.
Edward H. Keathley has accepted a
position in the supervising architects S
office of the Treasury Department. He
was formerly member OF the bureau
watch force.
RAYMOND j. F. Panholzer recently re-
ceived an appointment in the bureau
as skilled helper.
William F. Wilkenson of the engl-
neering and machine division is spend
ing a portion of his vacation period
on his launch, visiting various points
of interest on the lower Potomac.
James II. Sullivan, pressman in the
surface division, is spending two weeks
at his home In Boston. Before return
ing he will stop in New York city.
The Misses Agnes and Mary Murphy
of the surface division left Friday for
Niagara Falls, Canada and the Thou
sand Islands.
Miss Katharine A. Branson of the
surface division enjoyed a week end
in Baltimore.
Mrs. Ida Carley of the surface di-
vision was on leave during the week
at Oakland Villa, Glen Echo.
William NJ Downs of the surface di-
vision is at Rock Hall. Md, for fifteen
days.
Miss Imogene Lester of the surface
division is spending her vacation at
Warrenton. Va.
Thomas j. Kelly. Offset pressman in
the surface division, is visiting his
former home in Providence. r. /. He
will be away three weeks.
Miss Jean Howdershell of the surface
division is enjoying her vacation at
Braddock Heights. and will motor to
Pen-Mar for few days.
Herman Noble of the surface di-