Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-29

printing division is confined to George
town Hospital owing to injuries he
sustained when he was struck by
street car in New York city recently.
John Murphy. pressman in the surface
division, Is on a three-week vacation
visiting in Elmira, N. Y.
Miss Nellie v. O'Connor. plate print
er's assistant in section 2 Of the print
ing division, has been temporarily de-
tailed to tho bureau guide force.
Miss Mary Carr. plate printers as
sistant in section of the printing di-
vision. has been detailed temporarily to
Joseph Pallas, formerly employed as
plate printer at the bureau. died at the
residence Of his daughter, 81 Seaton
street. last Tuesday, after a long ILL
ness. Funeral services were held Thurs
day 1nterment was made In Mount
Olivet cemetery.
Julian Gray. coal inspector in the en-
cheering and machine division, has
been detained at his home for the past
,, ten days because of sickness.
machine shop of the engineering and
machine division, spent last week Wis.,
iting country place on the lower Po-
tomac
Mrs: Lille M. westermyer has re-
ceived an appointment as operative in
the bureau examining division.
Miss Rose E. Goodwin recently re-
ceived an appointment as plate print
ers assistant at the bureau.
Thomas v. Sullivan, assistant CHIEF
Of the ink-making division, has re-
signed.
Custodian Of Presses F. H. Burlin-
game has resumed his duties in Sec
ton Of the printing division after
having been absent for some time on
account of sickness.
Employees in section ~ of the print
ing division who are taking a portion
Of their annual leave are c. A. Brad
shaw, B. J. Bonner. B. J. Callahan and
Miss Louise Tissinger.
The following employees of section IL
of the printing division are absent on
account of sickness: w. ]. Pagan, p
O. Lawrence, P. Maus. T. Alisworth
and J. F. Collins.
ton IL of the printing division after
an absence of two weeks
J. D. Wallace and Owen McDade, two
Of the Oldest members of the guard
force, have gone to their respective
homes to vote
The Federal Watchman's Union, No.
1864, held a special meeting Satur-
day. October 81. and obligated twenty
eight new members.
L. A: Rees of the bureau guard force
left Washington Wednesday for his
home in North Carolina He will not
return until after the election.
Samuel Hoover of Kansas has been
appointed to the guard force at the
bureau.
Employees Of the engineering and ma
chine division who have been granted
leave to go home and vote include
Lawrence Dolan, Samuel Elder, will
liam CDonnell. Guy Armstrong. Wal
son, John Duffy, Edward Williams,
Patrick Stanley, Charles Brumm, John
Feister, Charles Hafnsworth, John
Longtime, Paul vierecl1 and Floyd
A. C. Stefnhrenner assistan+ ,hta> ~
the engineering and machine division,
Will go to his home to vote. He will
leave the early part of this week
F. Armstead T. Thompson of the car
l. He has been granted one week s
annual leave, beginning Wednesday,
which will be spent on his honeymoon
trip.
Patrick Stanley of the engineering
and machine division has been granted
thirty days Of his annual leave He
will spend the time at his home in
Iowa.
Miss Ann C. Bresnan has resigned
her position at the bureau. She was
employed as plate printers assistant in
the printing division.
Miss Edith E. Harding has been re-
instated as plate printers assistant at
the bureau.
stated as plate printers assistant
Leo c. Kaufman has been appointed
apprentice plate cleaner in the engrav-
ing division. Chester L. Spring has
also been appointed to a like position.
Harry L. Charlton of the engraving
division has resigned because of i'll
health.
The ladies' bowling team of section
II is attracting considerable attention
by the excellent scores they are
making. OF late they have played a
number of matches with the mems team
of the Bureau Duckpin League. and on
each occasion have made creditable
showing.
The Machinists won two out of three
bowling contests from the Electriciang
last Wednesday night in the Bureau
Duckpin League. Thomas Nugeant's
work for the Machinists featured the
games. Intense rivalry exists between
these two teams, the members of both
aggregations being employed in the
engineering and machine division
James Eckloff of the engineering and
machine division, and captain of the
trio Of