Evening star., 1916-08-06
PRINTING OFFICE.
President E. w. Morcock and secre.


tgates and visitors the 18th. with a
! sightseeing trip, luncheon and enter
tainment. The committee from Column
bia Union in charge of the event is
composed of E. W. Morcock, president:
Frank D. Seiffert. vice president:
George G. Seibold, secretary; the
| unions executive committee. Marsh A.
Bodenhamer, Gurnon r. Scott, William
r. Love. Emmert NJ. Miller. Arthur F.
! Tucker. George G.. Wilson. Frank A.
Hughes. Edgar T. Brown. Royal E. Cor
| win. Percy Z. Sutton and Wilson H.
| Cook
| A special committee of thirty five
members of Columbia Union. appointed
by President Morcock, are cooperating
with the executive committee in the
work OF entertaining delegates and
visitors, and the Woman's Auxiliary Of
Columbia Union will aid the reception
| committee.
| Luke +. Ludlow. assistant foreman
of the stamping and casemaking sec
tion of the bindery, was acting foreman
of the forwarding and finishing section
| during the week
! George II. Sehorn. deskman in the
| hand section, night. has been promote ed
/ to assistant foreman, to succeed Capt.
| George c. Wilson, on military duty. Mr..
| Sehorn was appointed from Kentucky
| in 1898. Mr.. Sehorn has worked in
nearly all of the composing sections of
the office. He resigned in 1912 and
went in the newspaper business in his
former home town, Scottsboro, Ala. Lee
j. Runyan. deSkman in the night proof
/ room. was transferred to the document
! (hand) section, night to take the place
| of Mr. Sehorn.
| Tuesday was the forty-seventh ami
m he
| ment printing office of Wallace Brewer
of the document thand) section chapel
| Mr.. Brewer has been granted ten days
/ leave of absence.
! The following members of the watch
| force are on leave: Hiram S. Hyde,
| William BIerley and James Wood
| Those on the sick report of the same
| section are Samuel D. Howells John
W. Powell and Richard E. Jordan.
| f. V. Shipley of the job section was
| absent last week. owing to the illness
| of his wife.
| John E. Hogan. maker-up and chair
man of that chapel, sustained a severe
injury to the middle finger of the right
| hand.
| Hazard Wheeler of the carpenter and
paint section is on leave
| Reader John T. Morrison of the day
proofroom has been on the sick list
| tor two weeks.
Mrs. Agnes c. Tierney, press feeder
| in the presswork division. has been de-
tailed to the library printing section.
| Comrade O. S. Webster Cycle) is
winding up his fourteen days leave in
northern New York.
| William J. Graham. John S. May,
| Philip II. George and James c. White
of the engineers section are on leave.
James A. Johnson and George kraus
of the same section are on the sick
report.
! Maker-up John H. Butler of the doc
ument (hand) section. accompa MED by
his wife. will pass his leave in his
home city. Boston, Mass.
| Harry Matthews and James A. Phelps
! of the electrical section are on leave.
! James E. Coogan. foreman of the for
warding and finishing division OF the
bindery, left last Saturday Tor week
| visit in New York.
! Copy Editor Charles Slentz. linotype
division, night: Deskman Robert MAYER
and Reader William Crump of the
night proof force were hshlnS at ROCK
| Point last week.
| Miss Jessie Marshall of the superin-
tendent of documents office and her Sis
/ ter are on a months vacation In New
! Hampshire by automobile.
| Miss Cora Sehorn. daughter OF George
| H. Sehorn, returned yesterday after
three-week visit with her sister. Mrs
A. l.. Newton, in Wilmington, Del, and
| Penns Grove. Pa.
! Lester : Martin, L. c. johnson. John
H. Densmore and Jerome Hartnett were
among those granted leave in the mon
otype section, night
| r
warding section. bindery. will spend
the next month at Bridgeport. Conn.,
with relatives.
! Miss Nora G. Miller. a graduate Of
ferred from the Library of Congress
/ TO the office of the superintendent Of
documents.
| Reader John J.. Dilsaver of the night
proof force and Mrs. DilsaVer are 'is-
Lifting near Williamsport. Pa.
| Miss Nora Maud Ruggles OF the su-
perintendent Of documents once is
I spending three-week vacation at AS
James l.. Mattimore of the forward
ing and finishing division OF the plnd-
ers is on seventeen days leave
Miss Pearl Yost OF the money ;,ing G1ner
division VIII spe1dr r thc week N's'''"e
! David L. Mackley reported Tor duty
| Monday night in the document 'hand)
section. after an Illness Of two weeks
| superintendent of documents has re-
/ turned from her vacation. she visited
New York. Passaic. n J.. and Norfolk
| Va. ,..,.
Margaret X. Smith of the forwarding g
and finishing division of the bindery
! has been granted a weeks leave.
Reader Robert Mayer of the night
proof force has been promoted to sue
| ceed Lee J. Runyan, as desknan IN the
! document (hand) section.
Misses Blanche and Myrtle keefe Of the
main press room have the sympathy OF
their friends in the death OF thelr
| mother. 49, =,
Martin Miller OF the forwarding ana
finishing division OF the bindery Is OF
d two week leave.
William i. White and \. l.. Wilho!t
! were among those reported sick on the
| monotvbc force, night.
Frank McDcrmott OF the document
/ thandJ section. night. enjoyed BRIEF
vacation at Colonial Beach.
Frank j Sloan. Guy A Long and j.. j.
Gilbert were among those granted
| leave during the week from the limo
type section, night.
| William T Halloran Of the document
, 6hand) section. night. has returned TO
work after week absence on ac-
/ count Of illness.
Miss Elizabeth 6. Latus of the office
Of superintendent of documents spent
her vacation at her former home, Clay
1 vile. y Y.
B.een. Frank ". Parker. Richard Arm
the sick list OF the linotype section.
night
Mrs. Nora y Betchel of the presswork
division is making an extensive tour
Of tho west
| Leave OF absence has been granted
Miss s F.. Simpson. George A. Carney
and Charles Shutterly. Of the day proof
room.
Daniel Brooks of the buildings sec
tion suffered an injury to the large toe
on the right foot TUESDAY. caused by
piece Of press falling on It.
| The following employees of the press