Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-09-03

| left the bureau last Tuesday for a va
cation of one week He Will spend
his time at Colonial Beach.
/. f. Harvey and John PfeiSter, car
| penters in the engineering and machine
division, are confined to their homes
| on account of illness.
In section l. power presses. ]. A.
Early, c. r. Kraft and f, r. Putnam
are on annual leave.
f. r. kehoe. sr.. and NJ. F. Mccain.
also employed in section 1, power
presses. are absent from the bureau on
doctors certificates.
Peter Maus received a royal welcome
when he reported for duty in section
II of the printing division Monday.
He had been absent because of illness
since July "a.
The following plate printers in sec
ton IL of the printing division have
been granted two weeks leave of abb
sence: w. J. McGirr. ]. NJ. Garrett, F.
Klockenbrink. L. NJ. Coster, w. B. Meh-
| Ter and E. F. Mccarthy.
E. e. Moore, also employed in section
Il OF the printing division, has been
granted annual leave of two weeks.
Frank Reithmeyer of section IL of
the printing division is confined to his
| home and is reported to be seriously i'll.
George Pluttch of section IL of the
printing division is taking a portion
of his annual vacation.
Plate printers assistants in section
II of the printing division who are alb
sent from the bureau because of sick
| ness are: Misses G. F. Moore. c. Bar
rack, L. NJ. Rollins. A. A. Ritter. B.
NJ MeGuinn, v, H. Millar. s. G. Hutton,
P. Henderson, c. S. Cutting, C. NJ. Con-
ner. NJ. L. Chloe and Helen /. Hunt.
Robert L. Lambert of the printing
division has returned to the bureau
from visit to his farm in Virginia
Miss Nellie Courtney and Miss Mary
Mofratt. plate printers assistants in
| section II of the printing division.
have resumed their duties at the bu-
reau following vacation of one week.
W. Ed. Anderson of section of
the printing division has returned
from two-week trip to Buffalo. De-
troit and Chicago.
Miss Bessie Wilkins, counter at the
bureau. spent a portion of her annual
leave at Maple Grove, Va.
J. A. Anderson of section of the
printing division has been on a short
vacation.
Mrs Jane T. Williams. clerk. in the
surface division. is spending two weeks
leave at Walnut Point, Va.
Owing to sickness in the family Mrs.
Mary R. Schwartz has been absent
from the surface division for the past
week.
Alfred E. Lanham, pressman. in the
surface division, is at Atlantic City
on ten-day vacation.
Miss Margaret Renshaw of the sur
face division is on a f1fteen-day leave.
Miss Mary E. Nolan of the surface
lantic City.
Miss Margaret Becker of the surface
division left yesterday for a two-week
outing at Ocean City.
Other plate. printers in section IL
who are enjoying a vacation are
Thomas Schooley, Thomas Lavender,
George Lowry and Benjamin S. Kro-
ger.
Miss Nora Bracket and Miss Nellie
Courtney of section II of the printing
n -icfa t1a
leave of absence.
Miss Marie Studs and Miss Lucy
Welsh are enjoying the surf bathing
at Atlantic City. They have sent their
associates in section 3 of the printing
division number of souvenir postal
cards from the seaside resort.
The following plate printers assistants
in section l of the printing division are
enjoying a portion of their annual vaca-
ton: Misses NJ ]. Daley, A yesterday,
D. Fleming and A Kienle.
Misses G. Goodwin, NJ. P. Berry, H.
Hagan, A. Grady. ]. Mohler. S. Posey
and G. Ozlum. also employed in section
/ of the printing division, are out on
In the engineering and machine di-
vision Charles Ford, Jacob Beck and
Albert Day are absent on annual leave.
Fred Hallock. locksmith in the en-
cheering and machine division. still is
confined to his home by sickness.
Guy Ansberry, machinist in the en-
cheering and machine division, has
been granted leave over Labor day
B. L. Shaffner, also employed as ma
chinist in the engineering and machine
division, will take one week of his
annual leave, beginning Tuesday, to
move from his present farm in Virginia
to more spacious quarters in Maryland
Custodian of Presses Oscar P. Ander-
son has been confined to his homo for
two weeks due to tho severe illness of
his young son. who underwent painful
operation.
Joseph Schnebly Of tho printing d.
vision recently paid a visit to his fam
lily and friends in Hagerstown and
vicinity.
G. A. Mclaughlin. ]. H. Beck and H.
Jorg of section IL Of the printing divi-
sion are on the sick list.