Evening star., 1917-09-23
PRINTING OFFICE.

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the rank of captain. His father and. the
| friends in the office are pleased to note
his advancement.
Latta o. Early of the linotype section
reported for work Monday. having TAX
en- two weeks of his annual leave, which
he spent in Philadelphia. He was ac-
companied by his family
William L. Mattocks of the night
proofroom left yesterday for Cleveland.
tional convention of the United. Spanish
War Veterans, which opens there to-
morrow. Mr.. Mattocks is the official
editor of the organization.
Miss Kate Fenner of the monotype
keyboard section. who has been recu-
perating at Atlantic City, returned last
week greatly improved.
William E. Sebree of the carpenter
shop section has been entertaining his
daughter. Mrs. William Peet, and two
grandchildren the past week. Mrs. Peet
is on her way to meet her husband, who
is connected with the Philadelphia Pub
lie Ledger. They will make their home
fin Philadelphia.
Miss Margaret A. Evans of the proof
room has been entertaining her broth
err Charles Evans of Youngstown. Ohio,
the past week. Mr.. Evans made an
auto trip from Ohio to Washington
and left Thursday for a trip to At
lantic City. New York and points in the
east
w H. Ellis of the night monotype
keyboard section returned to work
Wednesday after an illness OF seven
weeks.
Hitz. George J. Woodgate and stephen
T Walton of the job section were de-
tailed to the document (hand) section
during the week.
]. E. Rastall of the proofroom will
leave Thursday for Cambridge, Md, to
n regiment.
1st Eastern Shore Maryland Volunteer
Infantry. Maj. Rastall is the last HV-
ing member of the field and stan OF the
organization and only four line officers
are living.
F. III. Penn of the monotype keyboard
section is taking a weeks vacation
G. A. Benson of the carpenter shop
section was called to Boston the nrst OF
the week on account OF the oeath Oh
grandchild.
William T. Heritage. assistant fore
man of the monotype keyboard section,
left yesterday for Cleveland. ohio' 10
attend the national encampment OF
the Spanish war Veterans, which opens
in that city Monday.
Edward c. Holmes of the linotype
section returned Monday from a
months vacation. which he spent at
his former home, Cincinnati. ONO.
Miss Hazel Giffen. Walnut Hills. Gin
cinnati, by the Rev. ]. n. Irwin.
Miss Minnie Aylward Of the mono
type keyboard section returned to work
Wednesday after a two weeks visit
to her home city, Milford. Mass.
The following members of the docu-
ment (handD section were on the SICK
list the past week: H. 5. Gum, L. H.
Patterson. George W. Newell, James f.
Austin and Morris Pigott.
Samuel E. Carter and Elijah Brown
of the building division are on leave.
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room has returned to his desk after an
automobile trip to his home in Dayton.
Ohio. He was accompanied by Mrs.
Whitaker and son Luther.
George W. Boone of the 1nonotype
keyboard section is at Berkeley
Springs, W. Va, nursing an attack of
rheumatism.
Miss Catherine Heyler of the docu-
ment (hand) section has been detailed
to the proofroom as a reader.
James ]. Murphy of the job section,
auartermaster general of the United
Spanish War Veterans. left yesterday
to attend the sessions OF the national
encampment of the order. which begin
rooms of the Hollenden Hotel Monday.
Magnus T. Young. Stephen Burton
and Edward E. Davis of the engineers
section are on leave
sydney Mayre of the monotype sec
ton. who has been on leave, reported
for duty last Friday.
The following members of the watch
force have been granted leave OF alb
sence: Hiram w. Stoddard, Samuel T
Satterfeld. William Crawford, William
Avis. Matthias Cuddy and Richard E.
Jordan.
Capt. D. V. Chisholm. commanderin-
chief of the United Spanish War Vet
Grams and deputy public printer. left
Thursday for Cleveland. Ohio. where he
will preside over the sessions of the
convention of the national body. which
will begin tomorrow morning.
Miss Carrie A. Robbins of the docu-
nent lhand) section returned to the
Office Monday after several weeks alb
sence at her home in Anne esbury. Mass.
In the death of her mother, which oc-
CURED recently, she has the sympathy
of her many friends in the office.
j. J. Kelly of the monotype keyboard
section spent the week end a Norfolk.
Va, previous to his going 10 Camp
Sheridan one of the draft contingent.
Charles l.. Platz. James A. Lee and
John r. Colvin of the watch force
have been absent from work the past
week on account of illness.
Will X Martin of the linotype section
is taking part of his annual leave.
William j. Connors. messenger in the
day proofroom. lately detailed to the
office of the superintendent of docu-
ments. has returned to the proofroom
and been assigned to his former posi-
tion.
ment (hand) section Monday. upon the
expiration of their leave. were: Z. c.
Saltzman. c. S. Elder. Thomas E. Nc
Cardell, Carroll Harbaugh, D. S. Nc
Connell, E. F. Rosen, Fred Craney and
Fairfax Jackson. jr.
James L. Maynard. referee in the day
proofroom and adjutant general Of the
United Spanish War Veterans, left Fri
day night for Cleveland, Ohio. to open
headquarters for the national body
prior to the opening Of the sessions in
that city tomorrow
Hairy E. Ohlsen of the linotype sec
ton reported for work Monday after
a three-week visit to his former home,
Bay Shore, L. l.. New York.
Ernest L. Mills. William II. Ford and
tion are taking their annual leave.
William G. OConnen of the mono
type keyboard section left last night
for Cleveland. Ohio, where he will at
tend the sessions of the national con-
vention of the United Spanish War Vet
Grams as delegate.
Miss J. Grace Johnson has returned to
her desk after vacation spent in her
home state. Connecticut.
Miss Ola Mallory of the monotype
keyboard section returned to work
Thursday after a two-week vacation.
| Hazard Wheeler, Otto H Gaede and
Matthew Williams, of the carpentery
| shop section, have been granted leave
| of absence.
| William Graf of the monotype key
| months vacation at Sedalia and Her
man, Mo. He was accompanied by his
wife and children.
! Milton Brickerd and Miss Ellen O