Evening star., 1916-09-10
NAVY YARD.

At the meeting of Columbia Lodge.
No. 174. International Association of
Machinists. Wednesday evening at the
Naval Lodge Hall, 4th and Pennsylvania
avenue southeast, the annual election of
William W. Keeler; vice president. B.
L. Rinehart; recording secretary, Will
liam N. Huttel: financial secretary, J. T.
Nussean; treasurer, B. G. Ladd; con-
ductor. Joseph F. Morgan; sentinel,
George Stakes
Richard Ryan. a tool maker, has re-
turned from ten days sojourn at At
lantic CITY.
A. Bairstow, a macl1inist Of the sec
ondary mount shop. who was injured
several weeks ago, has returned to
work.
Ike Wright of the forge shop, with
his family, spent two weeks visiting
friends in Maryland and Virginia
S. B. Bates. master mechanic Of the
west gun carriage shop. spent the past
week at Virginia Beach.
The largest casting ever made in the
foundry of the local yard was cast
last week. 1t weighed 5000 pounds
William H. Wright of the forge shop
is on six days fishing trip on the lower
Potomac
Theodore Sharp, a tool maker, spent
several days on a motor boat trip down
the Potomac, returning Monday even
ing.
Eli Harrison, machinist of the west
gun carriage shop, spent several days
on fishing trip along Cane river.
A. Z. Ryon, an apprentice tool maker,
has returned to work after an opera
ton.
Julian w. Stevens of the ordnance
once Will leave tomorrow on an auto
mobile trip to New York.
FRANK Garner of the west gun car
riage shop Is i'll.
William F. Weiss, tool maker,
formerly Of the secondary mount shop,
was transferred to the tool shop Thurs
day.
w. F. Braund. machinist Of the
breech mechanism shop, has returned
from Colonial Beach.
w. w. Jones Of the forge shop spent
several days visiting friends at Nor
folk. Va.
Frank H. Arended. machinist of the
pteecn mechanism shop. is visiting at
Benedict. Md.
Charles Gwynne. machinist of the
west gun carriage shop. has left on a
two-week motor trip through Mary
land: Pennsylvania and New York
John Cook. apprentice, of the breech
mechanism shop. is confined to the
Casualty Hospital with a broken leg.
H. G. Keathly, tool maker, has been
i'll for a week.
Robert Barber, a leadingman, of the
west gun carriage shop. spent several
days motoring through Maryland
Charles Barnes, machinist, of the
breech mechanism shop. has been on a
fishing trip at Benedict, Nd.
Bertram Major, machinist. of the
secondary mount shop, has had a re-
lapse and was taken to the hospital
Mr.. Major was a member of the Ma
chinist base ball team.
H. c. Dauterich of the planning
board will return to work Monday.
George Dennis leadingman. and
Thomas B. Delcher. machinist, of the
west gun carriage shop, with their
families, motored to Colonial Beach,
where they spent several days, re-
turning by way of Frederick, Md
Alfred H. Rodrick, clerk in the gun
record division, is spending two weeks
vacation In New York
George W. Lee, clerk in the allow
ance office, is motoring through Mary
land.
R. F. Pryor, clerk in the ordnance
office, has returned from an extended
vacation.
John C. McNickle has been appointed
a clerk in the steam engineering de-
partment
Walter H. Hallock, clerk in the in
spector's office. has returned from a
weeks vacation in Atlantic Cfty.
Lieut.. Commander ]. H. Tomb. in
company with Master Mechanic w. %.
Hayes of the cartridge case shop. is
visiting several large steel piants
around Philadelphia.
Lieut. A. d. Bernard Is spending sew
eral weeks in Philadelphia.
George P. Huber, clerk in the ord
nance office. spent the week end over
Labor day on launch trip to Colonial
Beach, Va.
Miley E. Fowler of the model basin
draltlns force has returned from an
extended leave.
Arthur f. Curtis, leading craftsman
IN the construction and repair depart
ment. has been called to his home in
Massachusetts on account Of rhe sa sh
rfous illness of his father.
Frank B. Kaye. photogranber -.
turned thursday from long huntinp
trip. hunting
Tonnis j. Holzberg Of the constrnc-
tion and repair office. who is on Ieava
has been transferred to headouartars
U. S. Marine Corps. uoi 'efs'
Milton Otterback, for,,ar a..
maker at the yard. was a visitor Mo-
day. t"oh-
R. M James. a machinist Of the vast
gun carriage shop, took an auto trir
to Atlantic City. 'fip
The president of the Navy Yard Row,
ing League, Joseph F. Morgan 10,
called meeting at 1854 South Caroljna
avenue at 1890 today. It is ernectnd
that ten teams will comprise ~
league. Applications for the different
teams should be filed this week.
]. Haskfns. machinist of the wast
gun carriage shop. is spending bIs
leave at his home. Mount Rainier. Md