Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-29
flee has been in charge Of the half
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flee has been in charge Of the half
| sence.
| Thomas A. Sweeney Of the monotype
keyboard section left Wednesday for
Albany. N. Y. where he will visit until
! after tho election.
John w. Nee Of the linotype section
returned to work Monday after a ten
day vacation spent in Albany. N. Y.
I Readers Barnhart, Frye, O'Neill and
Howard are assisting the regular corps
| the present rush of work.
| Joseph Dierken, timekeeper in the
day proofroom, made a trip to Pough-
keepsie N. Y, during the week for the
purpose of registering for the cleo
| ton.
| Leave of absence has been granted
to the following employees of the press
work division: John Gable. Thomas =.
Threlkeld, Charles W. Scott. Misses
Flora L. Miller and Elizabeth Shafer.
George w. Du Franc of the monotype
| keyboard section has gone to New York
| to vote.
| Thomas W. Haworth, maker-up in
the document (hand) section. has been
I granted leave and will visit in New
| York and Milwaukee.
Edward F. Latham Of the document
(hand) section is spending part of his
| Mrs. Martha E. Mangum. Garfield
Larkins and Francis P. Cooke have
been on the sick report Of the sanitary
| section during the week.
Editor Charles A. Morgan OF the
| proofroom is still confined to his home
| following an operation on his leg for
| blood poisoning. from which he has
! suffered for nearly year.
Martin v. B. Stevens OF the proof
! breakdown and was forced to give up
| his work. He Is at present making his
home with a daughter in Baltimore.
and reports as to his condition are not
encouraging.
Makers-uP Edward Mccormick and
| George Terwilliger of the document
! (hand) section will visit Poughkeep-
| sic and Syracuse while on leave.
Reuben Brown. skilled laborer in the
transferred to the state. war and Navy
Charles Ciawson and George W.
| Wynant, who have been seriously i'll,
| have reported for duty in the press
| work division
| The following were elected officers
of the Washington Union Printers
| Athletic Association at the meeting
| held last Sunday In Typographical
Edgar 7. Brown. vice president and
| national commissioner; Mark H Bar
| mum, secretary-treasurer: Ben Wood.
| r. B. Wilhide, Charles B. Huse, Gilmore
| Mckay and Edward Goucher, board of
! directors; William r. Love was elect
| ed manager of the base ball team. The
next tournament OF the National Print
| ers' Base Ball League will be held IN
| st. Paul. MINI.
etc. in the government printing ONCE
| for the week ending Wednesday have
| been announced as follows:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. j: Fitzwil-
| D1I Toy II Et1rh ar
shaw, William r. MCKINLEY. James L.
| Hatcher. William NJ. Baldwin. Mrs.
| Marion B. Kern. Harry J, Sullivan: Sam
| Hurwitz. Henry D. Whitcomb. Frank
gan. Thomas N. surguy. John ]. Wade.
| William e. Dennison. william VIII
! liams. Robert e. Youart, John T. Bar
| Der. Joseph Silverberg. Edward w.
Eckdall. Paul A. Dryer. George Il.
Blundell. Otto l. Erdman. James H.
Gillespie and M. Fillmore Harrison,
emergency compositors; John T: Ste
Roxbroush. Henry o. Nichol. it, Bur
! ton W. Doyle. William NJ. Stuart, David
| T. Lloyd. Charles B. Mace. Frank Q.
| Hart. Garrett Denham and George H.
ReoS Fret esasor
Frank NJ Doyle. temporary clerk; Ed
ward NJ. Nevis. foreman. linotype sec
ton, reinstated: Carroll Harbaugh.
CoIupOSltOF, TelnSldteQs MISS Rate Il.
Fenner. probationary monotype key
board operator; Christopher C. Howard
| temporary fireman.
Separations-James R. Perry. tenn
| Porary messenger boy; Nathan Z. Haw-
| Truesdale. fireman. resigned: Gustaf R.
| L. Dahlberg. helper. resigned.
| Transfers. etc.-Joseph q. Ltnxey,
bookbinder, transferred from forward
ing and finishing section to Library Of
Congress branch binding section. Jo-
| seph H. Hurley. machine operator,
transferred from pamphlet binding
| section day to forwarding and finish
ing section; John E. OBrien, skilled
laborer. 25 cents per hour, press dlvi-
sion. to helper. 80 cents per hour
stores division: Reuben Brown, skilled
laborer. transferred from hand section
to State. War and Navy section; Henry
G. Mclean. foreman, s2.250 per annum.
to acting foreman. $2.250 per annum,
linotype section day; Hugh Everett
assistant foreman. SO cents per hour
| to assistant foreman. 70 cents per hour
linotype section (night): william s.
| Schfnnerer, acting foreman s2,25o per
annum. to assistant foreman, so cents
per hour. linotype section (night).
AT meeting of Pressmens Union.
NO. i. Monday. the following officers
we're elected: President, Daniel I.
| Leane: vice president, Charles Schultz:
recording secretary, George Duncan:
financial secretary, c. H. Evans: treas
| urer. W. II. Weber. reelected sergeant
alarms. George Boyce. The following
were elected members Of the executive
noard: B. H. Bair. T. E. Blakely ana C.