Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-12
PRINTING OFFICE.

Charles H Flynn of the money order
section returned to work Monday
after spending two weeks at the ma
tional rifle tournament at Jacksonville
Fla.
John II. Hooper of the night proof
room, who has been visiting his former
home. Charlotte. \. c., has kept his
friends advised of,his itinerary by post
cards.
George r. Merriam of the monotype
section. who has been spending his
leave in Vermont, expects to report for
duty tomorrow.
At meeting of the Linotype Relief
Association held Tuesday all the Of
ficers were reelected. as follows: r. c.
Johnson. president; L. o. Noigt, vice
president; Joseph y. Dreis, secretary
trea surer.
William F Maher of the engineers
section is enjoying part of his annual
leave.
Clifford ]. Lomax has been on the
sick list of the engineers section dur
ing the week.
NJ J. Heating of the machine shop
section has been granted leave of alb
Sence.
John Garner assistant foreman of
the night proofroom. has returned from
a WISH 10 New jersey
O. l.. May of the linotype section and
Mrs. May and daughter are visiting in
New York city.
The following members of the watch
force are on leave: John H. Carr,
Richard NJ Calhoun and Killian Della
bar.
Miss Beuiah Douglass of the job
press section is spending her vacation
in Maine
Henry W, Weber. chief reviser in
the day proofroom. is visiting his for
mer home in Indiana.
James j. Murphy of the State. War
and Navy branch Office has returned to
work after a visit to Philadelphia.
John Broas of the linotype section
is spending part of his annual leave in
northern New York.
James Boyle of the watch force has
been absent from duty the past week,
due to illness.
James L McCalister and William A.
johnson of the sanitary section are on
leave of absence.
Miss Florence b. James is a recent
transfer from the bureau of printing
and engraving.
Report has been received at the office
that Mrs. Elizabeth Ross, who has been
quite ill following a slight attack Of
paralysis, is improving. Mrs. Ross is
the widow of John Ross, who was an
employe of the Office for many years.
Elijah Brown has been on the sick
week.
John r. Bird of the machine shop sec
ton is taking part of his annual leave.
Samuel solomon of the linotype sec
tion and Mrs. Solomon are visiting
relatives in New York,
Mrs. Imogene Saxty. william +. Jor
dan and Melvin Taylor have been on the
sick report Of the sanitary section dur
ing the week.
J. X Stephenson Of the presswork
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buried at Arlington cemetery NOve;n Der
under the auspices of Richard j. Har-
den Camp, United Spanish War Ncter-
ans
the musical farce given by the knights
of Column bus Dramatic Club Thursday
night at Gonza2a Hall. The entertain-
ment programs OF the club have been
under the direction of J. r. Luitich Of
the linotype section.
Foreman % Printing T Frank Morgan
and Mrs. Morgan, who hav" been visit
ing In the south, attended the sessions
of the Grand Chapter. order OF the
Eastern Star. when were held in Louis
Vile. Ky. recently.
William r Hamscher Of the linotype
section is spending part of his annual
ieav" on visit with hfs mother IN
Harrisburg. Pa
w A Kinsolving Of the night proof
room has received the ipforma. ION that
an invention upon which D.. has beer
working has been passed upon falnTa-
bly, by I'll" iia'"ut oGtr".
Appointments. separations. tran2frrs,
etc, in the e"Eerun"nt printing Office
for the - eek ending Wsdnes LAY.
Auro!rtr-"nts- Thomas T. Miller.
Henry Thomas. James g. Johnson. wal
'rG g DUck"-t ard Arthur Brooks. 1.u-
skilled y, 30; err. r"tnst;.te.i. X Ham ".
Richardson aTd PAN A. Sebastian. mes
s'ii2ers. I,iastat"d. Thomas j Abrams
and :, m =. AGcNurra", ski!leG labor