Evening star., 1916-09-17
CITY POST OFFICE.

W. H Haycock, superintendent of
fails, was acting postmaster during
the absence of Postmaster Chance, who
spent the month of August with his
family in Maine.
Fielder ]. Lynn of the postal cashiers
Office spent three days Of last week at
his home at Rock Hill. Va
Louis C. F. voegler, carrier section. Is
spending his vacation motoring to va
r1ous nearby points
George P. Baden. carrier section, has
left the city on q short leave Of absence.
william E. Vaughn. carrier section,
has returned to duty arter an Illness OF
several weeks
Charles L steidel, carrier section, and
his family are spending ten days at
Germantown. Nd.
John Kammerer, carrier section. Is
camping on the upper Potomac
Anthony Lehr, foreman Of carriers,
has returned to the office, after short
rest at his home.
oliver H. Smith. foreman of carriers,
accompanied by his wife, visited the
Methodist campmeeting at Great Falls,
Va, last week.
Hunter r. Cupp. carrier section, has
returned to the city. after visit to
relatives at Harrisonburg. Va.
Frederick Sillers, assistant superin-
tendent of mails, has returned to duty
from a ten-day vacation with his fam
fly at Adirondack, N Y.
Marshall NJ. Johnson, inquiry section,
is spending his vacation at Atlantic
City.
William R. Potter. mailing division,
has returned to duty from a three
week stay at Dallas City, Pa.
Oliver Chamberlain. inquiry section,
has returned to duty from 7 thirty
day vacation at his old home in Canaan
Gaigua, n. Y.
Basil Sillers, mailing division has
returned to duty from vacation OF
ten days at Atlantic City, where he
went with hts family.
James Gray, mailing division, and
James A. Gordon, inquiry section, have
returned to duty from a fishing trip
spent in the neighborhood of Piney
Point.
Miss s. F. Newton. inquiry section. is
spending a ten-day vacation in Bos-
Byron C. York, official section, is
visiting his old home in Lima, N. Y.
The Post Office Club Bowling League
will inaugurate the season tomorrow
on the club alleys in the new city
post office, when the Postmasters meet
the Main Office carriers. The following
officials will serve during the season:
F. Roberts, president; G. Ellis. vice
president; w. Hamacher, treasurer;
F. S. Wolfe. secretary. and E. Bridwell.
official scorer.
The league consists of the following
sixteen teams: Postmasters, M ..
Chance, captain: Main Office Carriers,
E. Bridwell, captain; Station B.. W. J.
Hamacher. captain: Independents, h
King, captain: Delivery. E. Spies. cap
tain; Old Station F, John Wolfe, cap
tain; Supervisory, s. Bursley, captain;
Night Force, r. B. Bond. captain;
Postal Savings, S. S. Mattison, captain;
Division of Equipment, Substitutes, T.
Gerard. captain; Division of Supplies,
A. P Fenton, captain: Station F, J. NJ.
De- fgi In X
Potter, captain.
The following is list of prizes to
be given: First team, SIS; second
team, SIS; third team, $40. High aver
age on each team-First, IS; second,
So; high game. IS: highest number of
strikes, SO; highest number of spares,
SO; high fiat game, 81. Individual prizes
are to be given for the sixteen highest
averages, ranging from SIS to 81.
Not more than three prizes will be
awarded to one man Any player who
may qualify on more than three classes
will be given his choice of three prizes.
Members of winning teams must accept
team prizes. To qualify for individual
prizes player must have boWled IN
at least forty games during the season
To qualify for individual prizes team
prizes) a player must have bow1ed in
at least twenty games during the sea-
son.
: The schedule for the first week is as
follows: September IS, Postmasters VS..
NJ O. Carriers; September. 19, Station
VS.. Independents: September 19, De-
livery Division VS.. Old Station F; Sep
r. NJ. S. VS.. Registry. Postal Savings
VS.. Equipment Division; Sub. Carriers
VS.. Division Supplies, and Station F.
Carriers VS.. Mailing Division.