Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-02
PRINTING OFFICE.

Will De. + puiltfN W. EutluiHSS- L ieSt'
men VS.. Clerks and Bindery vs.. Doc
uments. In the games last Monday
night the Bindery forfeited three TO
the Freshmen. Buildings took two out
of three from the Clerks and the
Foundry defeated the Documents two
to one. Carey, anchor man for the
Foundry team, rolled high game for
the night having L.! in his first game
Gallagher of the Buildings rolled III
Other games over the century mark
We're rolled by Brown, Clerks. Ill;
Jones' Documents, les: Brian. Build
ings. 1o7: Mclean. foundry. 1"I; Clum.
Buildings, 1u4, and Murdoch, Clerks.
1oo.
Daniel n Knapp of the job composing
section has been detailed to the press
work division as reviser in place of
John r. McCunness.
William II. Stanford of the night
monotype section has been confined to
his home the past week with an at
tack of grip.
Miss Sarah +. Simpson of the
proofroom was absent from the office
the first of the week, entertaining her
friend. Miss Della T. Hayes of Butler,
Pa, who has been attending sessions
of the photographers convention, which
was held in this city. Miss Hayes Wis
tied the office Tuesday.
f. C. Clum electrician. has entered
the singles of the departmental lawn
tennis tournament.
Robert y. Miles. who was empioNed
in the office about twenty years ago,
recently received an appointment ahc
has been assigned as operator IN the
linotype section.
Miss Flora l.. Miller of the press
work division has heen granted Sixty
DAYS leave of absence without pay.
William Avis, Charles w. Hale. Hugh
H. Denny, Andrew Lukei. John {. era
ven and Alexander Spinks have been
on the sick report of the watch force
the past Week.
Daniel NJ Jones, in charge of the
rheumatic tube service in the proof
room. returned to work Friday, after
a weeks visit at Summit HUI, IA
where he was called on account OF the
illness of sister.
j. L. Dilsaver of the night proof
room. who was recently called 10
Ak-on. Ind. on account of the illness
and death of his father, reported for
duty Monday night.
Samuel E. Carter has been ansen.
from duty in the buildings DIVISION
during the week, due TO Illness
Hazard Wheeler of the carpenter
shop section recently suffered pam
full injury to his wrist while repairing
Louis Goubeau and William II. Rer-
niger of the monotype ks@board sec
ton have entered the departmental
lawn tennis doubles. representing the
G. P o. Tennis Club.
Joseph T. Fritts of the engineers
section is on leave of absence.
Miss Lille NJ. Sunderland OF the
presswork division has been detailed
to the State, War and Navy branch OIL
fee
Isaac D Williamson of the document
m
list the past week
The Government Printing Office Coun-
ell, National Union, composed prihci-
paIly of employees of the ONCE, Eeiu us
regular monthly meeting last night at
Typographical Temple The degree
team initiated several new members
exemplifying the full rtualistic work
President Harry r. Christie distributed
dfteen admission tickets for the open.
ing base ball game at American League
Park and Speaker D. J. Leane pro'inea
entertainment and refreshments. me
degree teams consisted OF the 1olioW-
ing members: John j. Pepper. presl-
dent: D. l. Leane. vice president; HaI-
ry r. Christie. speaker; NiAanl w
Brockwell. ex-president; James W
Hughes, chaplain: Joseph B. Fitzpat-
rick. usher; Henry J. Frank, sergeant
alarms; y. l. Mcknew. docrkeeper; =
f. Pyle. organist, and j. V. Baulslr'
electrician x,,.-
detail as press reviser in the lnterme-
diate presswork division the past week,
I'm place Of Andrew Parker, on leave.
Fred d. HeisIer of the proofroom ana
,, Healy are among those from the Oh
20 who have entered the tournament
" the Departmental Tennis League.
Toe NJ Johnson of the night PROOF
DOM has been on the SICK I4St 4oi iioi
an two weeks
The following have been on the SICK
mort of the presswork division the
asst week: Mrs. Emma Mcdonald MISS
Miss 4 lice X vance.
Toward / Jones, William g. Scott ana
newton \. James of the engineers
-ection has been absent the past week
on account of illness
Tho Rosedale Base Ball League re-
Gently elected the following menu 3'..
TO serv. on its board OF dlFTG'o oTs
George B. Cium. W. X. Love. T. H. NC
earthly and j. II. Hurley. Hugh Reid
of the document (hand) section vas
elected vice president and treasurer:
George y cium has been manager o.
.he Gilvaltar \ G. team for two years
ard W Il love of the document 'handl
section is manager of tn" base h@ u
team OF the Washington ln!on fF!.t-
.rs Athletic Association. which ma
league last year. Tho league season
will open April "a. with game pc
tween the Rosedaie ana "fot'o leans
Music viii be furnished oH the i''''
charles r Bauers of the night mono
TYNE keyboard section mas pefH aoSei |
from duty the past week on account OF
illness in his family.
Iohu A. Peterson and raymond l..
BEARD have been or the slck report OF
the machine shop section the Sast
week
George r. Doweli OF the proofrooin' VINO
has b.eu confined to his home for three
weeks with n scvere attack OF pneumonia
returned TO his desk Monday
Frank Lazarus. uressulan. has been de-
tailed to the postal card section
Sam : Prize Of the linotype section Is
one Of the early candidates for delegate
70 r.presrui Columbia Typographical
Union ~ the l. T L. convention in Bal
tinore IN August Mr.. Price visited the
various divisions during the week issu-
Ing his cards
Frank Sr:ith Of the night linotype sec
tIor who has been in a local hospital for
several weeks has 50 far recovered as to
be removed To his home the first Of the
week
Richard : pced 81 the document 'hand)
section was detailed a nlaker-up dur
Ing the week
Clifton l. williams of the job section.
who h1S been coullled to his horn" for
more than "A motih with q severe attack
IL tiduey trouble. is TO be taken TO Il
local fosI,ltal FOR treatment
Robert ':aI!iheT received an appoint
rnent last Wednesday aud was assigned to
the r'onot vnc keyboard section.
William II Fisher who has been absent