Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-11
BUREAU OF ENGRAVING
AND PRINTING.

Mrs. Fannie H. Campbell has resigned
her position in the binding division OF
the bureau.
Plate Printers Assistants Edna c.
Callahan and Edna J. Kaldenbach- have
left the service.
Gustavus F1oto Of section 7, printing
division, has returned from Chicago.
where he attended the funeral Of rel
alive.
William Hance and Howard Stewart
are making arrangements to take their
families on an automobile trip to At
lantic City to remain over Independ-
ence day. They are employed in sec
ton 2 Of the printing division.
The next regular monthly meeting OF
the Plate Printers Union will be held
in Typographical Temple June 81. at
which time the reports of special COM
mittees will be read. as follows: Elk
cursion committee, dry shop committee,
labor parade committee. preparedness
parade committee and the smoker COM
mittee.
William Gedney, employed in section
II of the printing division, who has
been confined to his home by sickness.
is convalescing and expects to resume
his duties in the near future.
After an illness of two weeks, Ben
jamin Gordan of section 2 OF the print
ing division has reported for work.
James H. Sullivan, pressman in the
surface division. who has been confined
to a local hospital for three weeks, is
reported to be improving.
Joseph T. Parke. also employed in the
surface division, was on leave OF alb
sence during the past week.
John Duffy of the engineering and
machine division is taking a portion of
his annual leave.
F. Sakeman has returned to the bu-
reau following a vacation of three
weeks. He is employed in the engi-
neering and machine division.
Owing to illness, Miss Addie r. Spice
of the surface division has been absent
from her duties at the bureau for one
month.
Final arrangements for marching In
the preparedness parade June IA are
being completed by the various bureau
8. Elder, P. Viereck and E. Hitte OF
the engineering and machine division
have been granted leave Of absence for
three weeks.
H. Koch and ]. Burdette, also en-
ployed in the engineering and machine
division, have returned, after leave of
absence.
Chris McCarty of section of the
printing division suddenly became i'll
while in the performance of his duties
last Wednesday. After receiving medi-
cal treatment at the bureau he was
conveyed to his home.
Capt Rose Of section / of the print
ing division Is slowly recovering from
a long illness.
S. Elder of the engineering and ma
chine division has been appointed
chairman of the bureau committee on
organization for the preparedness
parade William Freeman of the same
division was chosen chairman OF the
finance committee.
The old-fashioned smoker Of the
Plate Printers Union will be held Sat
urday, June -. in Elks' Hall About
1 900 persons, including plate printers
and their friends, are expected to at
tend.
P. ]. Ryan, editor of the Plate Print
err and a member of the executive COM
mittee of the Plate Printers Union;
Daniel Hassett and Frank ]. Mckenna.
plate printers at the bureau and dele
gates Of the Central Labor Union. who
are taking a prominent part In the or
ganization of a permanent Washington
branch Of the Patrick H. Pierce Friends
of Irish Freedom, were present at
meeting for that purpose held at the
Carroll Institute Hall last Monday
evening.
BENJAMIN Gordon has returned to his
work in section 2 of the printing dtvi-
sion after an illness Of two weeks.