Evening star., 1916-09-10
PRINTING OFFICE.


entertained Tuesday night at the lunch
| con period with musical numbers. Miss
/ Mary Lineback, daughter Of Ben A. Line
back, director Of the Government Print
ing ONCE Chorus. gave vocal solos and
accompanied William B. Mes on the
piano. Mr.. Mes also played violin solos.
President E. W. Morcock Of Columbia
| typographical Union reports much activ-
ity on the part of the apprentice COM
mittee of the union The committee is
composed Of Dexter s. Hussey. chairman;
Ralph G. Stocker, Walter L. Menaugh.
Unger c. Murnan, Joseph F. Smith. How
ard s. Fleming and Joseph B. Skelly
John S. Shaw. Henry Carpenharve and
John A. Simas are among those to whom
| section. day.
Reader Sumner F. McDonough Of the
night proof force was on the sick list.
Reader Samuel B. Ragland Of the night
proof force returned to work MONDAY att
er several weeks illness.
Oliver C. McCardell and John W. Grif-
fths were among those on the sick list
from the linotype section. night
Reviser Charles NJ Wright is on fifteen
days leave.
Miss olive Gilmore of the monotype
keyboard section, day, returned to work
Tuesday.
John ]. Pepper. copy collater in the
day proofroom, returned to work wed
nesday after a trip through the Shen-
nandoah valley.
Reader Thomas j. Rowe Of the day
proof section, who has been Ill for some
time. is at his former home. Duluth,
MINI.
Joseph Goldstein. probationary mes
senger boy, has been assigned to the
document (hand) section.
George H. Smith, assistant foreman in
the finishing section of the bindery. re-
turned to work Tuesday after two weeks
at Atlantic City.
Chairman E. A. Hurdle of the night
document (hand) section has been en-
joying his annual leave at Atlantic City.
Reviser James R. Afford returned to
work In the day proofroom Tuesday after
six weeks illness.
Franklin 7. Hodges Of the monotype
keyboard section. day, began his vacation
Wednesday, T..
to work Tuesday in the day proofroom
after an absence OF several months.
Makersup William Howlin and c. 4.
Stribling OF the specification (document)
section are on leave
Chairman Ellwood and Secretary
White were continued in ONCE at
meeting Of the night profroom chapel
Miss Claire A. Erck of the forwarding
and finishing division OF tho bindery
left yesterday on three-week
sumpter j. oliver. helper in the docu,-
ment (hand) section. has been granted
twelve days leave of absence
During the absence OF Foreman VIII
liam T. Heritage of the monotype key
board section. day. Jesse Morgan is
acting foreman and r. L. P. Halpenny Is
acting deskman.
Miss Madge Evans of the specification
section of the proofroom has returned
from visit at Youngstown, Ohio.
Miss c. NJ. Fleming of the specifica-
ton proof force was on vacation last
week
Fairfax Jackson. jr.. skilled laborer in
the document (hand) section. returned
Wednesday,.
B. W. Butler. copy editor on specifica-
in New England.
Thomas j. Cason, inspector sanitary
section. and Miss Mary F; Davis of
noon. On their honeymoon they will
visit Lebanon. Ind. the former home Of
the groom. Upon their return they will
be at home at 301 Massachusetts,
avenue northeast.
Samuel G. Kirby of the specification
force, day proofroom. was on a brief
vacation last week
Maker-up Dan L. Samson on the "Y"
document (hand) section returned from
leave the first of the week.
Miss Marie Peete of Cleveland, Ohio,
who has been the guest of her uncle.
Capt H. c. McCammon of the door
keepers section, has returned to her
home.
James A. Scott of the~proofroom, one
of Columbia Unions oldest members,
has returned from two-month vaca-
tion in Iowa.
nan and William J. Weiss of the doc
ument (hand) section expired yesterday.
Thomas j. Kelly of the casemaking
section of the bindery has been on the
sick list for two weeks.
Edwin A. Bynum, jr.. and T. Allen
Bynum of Texas City have been the
guests of their uncle, Thomas A. By
mum, of the night proof section.
Charles J. Vogt. Miss Alberta R.
Dempsey. Miss Annie Goss, Miss Isabel
Pope, Norman E. Miller and Thornton
W. Hyson OF the presswork division
are on the sick report.
Thomas Miller, unskilled laborer in
tailed to the day (hand) section.
Mrs. Sadie B. Yates. clerk in the Of
Ace Of the accountant (time room). is
spending her leave at Pen Mar.
borers. buildings division. is visiting
his mother at his old home. Somerville,
Va.
Government Printing ONCE. Council.
No. 211, National Union. will meet to-
morrow night at o'clock at the Ty-
Frank Quig1ey. makerup on specin-
cations. returned from an extended
leave Wednesday.
Thomas Bradley Of the monotype
keyboard section. day. returned to work
wednesday after fifteen days leave at
Atlantic City.
Miss Kitty Q. Koonwrisht Of the for
wafding and hnishins section Of the
btndery returned Tuesday after q
months vacation at Luray caverns. Va
Leroy Evans. temporary messenger
In the document (hand. section. has
been transferred to tho ofnce OF super
intendent Of ,documents.'
John Randolph -Belcher. son of J. W.
Belcher OF tho monotypes keyboard Sec
ton; will enter Wesleyan University
this fall. He won a scholarship at
Central High School. where he was
captain of Co. M. High School Cadets,
which won the competitive drill.
Comrade J. D. Williamson. compositor
in the. document thand section. has
been confined to- his homo with rheu-
matism since his returns from the q. A.
r. ,encampment at Kansas City.
Frank e. auckland clark in the Of
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