Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-19

machine shop section left Wednesday
in power launch for ten-day fish
ing trip on the lower Potomac and
Chesapeake bay. They viii visit Co
lonial Beach. Piney Point. St. Marys
river. Crisfeld, Md. and other fishing
grounds
The following employees of the cleo
trical section have been granted leave
, l.. Jenkins, Charles f. Robinson. Curtis
T. Hall, G. F. A. Longus, Joseph NJ
Beaman and C. s. Elliott.
President NJ. A. Bodenhamer of Co
iumbia Typographical Union made
strong impression on the Senate COM
ment in his detailed explanation of the
workings of the pension system of the
International Typographical Union
President Bodenhamers statement was
made in support of the government re-
| tirement and pension system.
Joseph w. Belcher of the monotype
keyboard section viii leave tomorrow
for visit with his brother at Delanco
y. J.
| William Howlin and W. r. Love
makers-up: Valentine Ruff. press re-
wiser. and w. J. Weiss. rule man. docu-
ment thand) section. are on leave.
]. w. Wiley of the monotype key
board section and Mrs. Wiley left las,
Friday for Cape May TO visit the for
mer's sister.
| Mrs Martha E. Mangum and Lindsey
Lewis of the sanitary section are tax
ing part Of their annual leave.
! James H. Heslet of the night proof
room will leave today for Edeehil
road. near Philadelphia, where he will
join his family. who are visiting in that
vicinity.
| Frederick Craney and Logan NJ
Green of the force of laborers. docu-
ment thand) section, have been
granted leave.
| Miss Anita Collins. for the past ter
years chief of the correspondence and
| filing section. Office of the superintend.
/ ent OF documents. has resigned to ac-
| cept a position with the Guaranty Trus,
Company of New York. AS a token OF
the esteem in which Miss Collins was
held the employees of the Office pre-
sented her with handsome bracelet
L. c. Weeks of the linotype section
has been elected vice president of the
Congress Heights Improvement Asso-
citation and appointed on the legislative
committee.
E. w. Morcock OF the monotype kew
board section left last Thursday on an
automobile trip to Atlantic City and
Niagara Falls.
William E. Lewis. maker-up, docu-
ment (hand) section. began a fifteen
day vacation last Monday, which he will
spend in West Chester, Pa, and At
lantic City.
The presswork division is well rep
resented in the National Army, as fol-
lows Lieut. tDr) Joseph +. Hodge
veterinarian: Lieuts. Thomas J. Abrams
and Cornelius J. King, with the District
militia: Jesse \. Lednum and Harry d
Richardson are in the officers training
camps: John d. Powers and Neal d
ODonnell. with the District artillery
Patrick Hurley. with the naval reserve
and John L. Price
A. NJ. Forester, assistant foreman of
the linotype section. who has been con
fined to George Washington University
Hospital following an operation. re-
ported for duty last week.
Miss Mary A Connolly of the mono
type keyboard section leaves today for
North Dakota and Montana, where she
will visit her brothers. She will be ac-
companied by her father.
Maker-up w. +. Garlick of the docu-
ment thand) section Will attend the
CT. A. X. convention at Boston, Mass
while on leave.
Henry NJ. Brown, Horatio W. Stevens.
John II. Riley and James g White OF
the engineers section are enjoying their
annual leave.
T. A. Sweeney of the monotype key
board section. accompanied by his wife
and child. left yesterday for Lake
George. n Y, for the summer vacation.
Wilbur w. Blossom, messenger boy
document thand) section. will wish
Philadelphia and Atlantic City while on
leave. va
John w. Nee of the linotyne Sact;o,