Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-05
NAVY YARD.

Columbia Lodge. No. ia. Interna-
tional Association of Mac h nists. met
Wednesday evening. having with tas N
!. the members of the general executive
board, consisting of F. L. Savage, C. F.
Nicholson. Walter Amer, Villa am II m
non and j. J. keppler. who mAde in
teresting addresses describing the woi k
of the organization thi oughout the
country.
William Ruckert and Arthur Cum
mings Of the planning division have
gone to Baltimore and Phi ladelphia to
of that division.
Geofge Downs. toolmaker, and
Ruth Vaughn were married October 2s
by Rev. George W. Havell, pastor of
the Sixth Presbyterian Church.
George Denniss, ieadinGnaan of the
west gun carriage shop has left for
twoweek auto tip to Boston.
N SIS. and Niagara Falls.
Daniel O'Donneil toolmaker, left
last evening for his former home in
Phaenixv. lie. Pa. to vote.
Robert Dunn, machinist of the west
gun cerriage shop. has taken W.
| \ eeks' leave and has gone to his
former home in New Hampshire to
vote.
W. l.. Lyons. machinist of the breech
mechanism shop has returned to work
i after srending three weeks at his hone
, in Virginia
Anton Rickert. machinist of the
erecting shop. left .ast evening TO
Newark, Ohio. to visit relatives a id
cast his vote.
Frank De Groot 1eadingman of the
west gun carriage shop aad Aired de
Groot, machinist of the same sho :,
have taken weeks leave to visit
friends in northern Mich g IN.
". II. Kellner. mach. mist of the
hire o.
Gently married, has returned from an
exte7d ed bridal tour.
vii lam Scott. machinist of the west
gun carriage shop, is on weeks
! leave.
Daniel Dugan, a toolmaker. is con-
fined to his home in Baltimore with a
severe. attack OF illness.
Fred Wolf. machiniet of the west gun
carriage shop. has left for his former
home in West Virginia to cast his vote
at the election next Tuesday.
James Morriss. toolmaker, is con-
fined to the Emergency Hospital, where
he unS e-w"rt serious o alton.
p. L. Rinehart, nlachnist of the sec
ondary mou I shop with Ms. Rne-
hart, motored to Union Bridge Nd,
yesterday to visit relatives and friends
J. NJ. Corbett. a toolmaker, with Mrs.
{ Corbett. left yesterday for Newport.
! Pa, where Tuesday he will cast his
vote.
Robert Smith. machinist of the west
gun carriage shop. has gone to Boston,
Mass, where he intends TO spend a
week with friends.
7. F. Sharp a too1maker. left yes
terday for Camden. y. j., to visit rel
atives and cast his vote Tue~day y
oscar Simpson, machinict of the west
gun carriage shop. who he's been alb
sent for the past three weeks On ac-
count of Illness, has recovered suf1i-
GENTLY to return to work Thursday.
ChDrles Konnalan. machi- list of he
hra .rh &c mi ssT11c oh n faIx
eral days leave and has left for his
home town 10 vote.
David Reidy machinist of the west
gun carriage shop. is taking sey-rrl
at his home.
i Michael Smoot. a toolmaker resigned
last Saturday to return to his former
position it'll the American Can Com
! ppny at Edgevater N. j.
Charles Squier. tooir' aker. left l. st
| evening for mis- former home at New
! ark. y. j., where he will soe1d ten days
visiting relatives and friends and cast
: Paul Lindsey has been appointed Ste
nographer and typewriter in the con-
| struction and repaid department.
Roy T.. Ludick. craftsman in the aero
department. has requested five days leave
| in order to go home to vote.
| c. w. Brooks. craftsman In the con-
struction and repair department, has
| been absent since the middle of Septem-
/ Der, due to sickness
| The Navy Department has accepted the
| resignation of j. Harvey Cain as stenog-
rapher and typewriter in the construction
and repair department.
4 j. w. Stevens and Paul L. Gardner of
the ordnance Office are visiting New York
city.
At meeting of the executive and leg
islative subcommittee Of the joint retire.
ment committee Of the naval gun factory,
held October 81. at Naval Lodge Hall, 1t
1 was decided to request a conference of
representatives Of all organizations In the