Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-29
PRINTING OFFICE.

| A. NJ. Forester, assistant foreman OF
the day linotype section. went to George
Washington University Hospital Tuesday
! to undergo a minor operation.
| Edward J. Shepard maker-up in the
| document thand) section. has beer
granted fifteen DAYS leave.
| John Kelly of the monotype keyboard
section, who has been absent from duty
on account of an affection to his eyes
has reported for work.
| Roland L. Davidson of the proofroom
| and Mrs. Davidson are making ten-day
visit to Roanoke. Va, and vicinity.
John J. Kelly and August Pierson of the
monotype keyboard section were among
| the first to be drafted in the recent draw
| ing for the national army.
| Thomas E. McCardell, maker-up, docu-
| get together meeting of the McCardel
family the past week at Frederick. Md
John W. Sherman. compositor in the
specifications division, who is passing
his leave at Atlantic City. remembered
! his associates with post cards.
Everett s. Whittemore, machinist in
the day linotype section, is confined to
a hospital in Woodbury.. n. j.. where he
was operated upon by a specialist in that
city. He expects to return to Washing
ton about the first of September.
Miss Laura B. Gordon of the document
(hand) section was on the sick list the
past week.
Fred II. Berger of the Office of the
been in Sibley Hospital for several
weeks following an operation, was taken
to his home this week and is now con-
valescing.
Miss Clara Ward of the monotype key
board section has as her guest. Miss
katherin kiengle of Louisville. KY.
Robert Huston, son of J. A. Huston
!of the night proofroom, has been as
signed to duty as field clerk al the head
quarters of Gen Pershing in France.
Robert w. Christian, referee on the
night proofroom force and Mrs Christian
are visiting relatives in New York city
and Philadelphia.
Herbert Dixon, Samuel Dorsey, Laur-
ence G. Smith and E. S. Thomas are
recent emergency appointments as labor
ers with assignments TO the document
lhand) section.
Assistant Foreman William F. O'Brien
of the day 'proofroom returned to work
Thursday after a weeks leave of abb
sence. his place being filled by Deskman
John A. Cotter during his absence
William r. Smith, assistant foreman
lof the sanitary section, left Thursday
for visit in Phillipsbure, N. J.
was called to his home in Litchfield.
ILL.,. y'the death of his mother, Mrs,
George Myers. last Sunday.
Charles E. Mills, laborer, has been re-
instated and assigned to the document
fhand) section.
The following have been on the sick
report of the watch force the past week:
John w. Powell, Hiram W. Stoddard
Thomas Wilkinson and John II. Carr
Sam Shapiro of the linotype section
vacation spent with relatives in Balti-
more. Nd.
Fred w. Brandt returned to work in
the monotype keyboard section Wednes-
day after visit at Colchester Md
Richard 3. Glennon. compositor in the
document thand) section, has been
granted twenty-five days annual leave
Andrew Mortensen and Douglas 3
BaskerVilie are among those on leave OF
absence from the engineers section
! John \. Cobb compositor. document
| thand) section, returned Monday from
an automobile trip to Poughkeepsie
| n. Y.
| G. W. Shaed of the monotype keyboard
4 section VIII begin a two weeks Vaca tior
! tomorrow
! William ]. Sammond, superintendent,
OF buildings. and William r. Heritage
assistant foreman of the monotype key.
Md. Wednesday.
Timothy Ring. who has been absen,
| from duty for about two months on ac
count of illness. reported for work ir
tne day proofroom the first of the week
| capt. l.. G. Nogt of the jacket-yritins
section has been called to the color.
with Battery A, y. G. d. c. Capt. Vogt
who commands the battery. was on tn,
| mexican border for several months will
his command.
c. n. Travis of the night proofroom
who has been on the sick list, is re
cooperating at Atlantic City.
John r. Purvis of the editorial fore,
or the proofroom returned to work tn,
n q EaL ft<
ton.
A J. Campbell of the night proofroou
is on a ten-day vacation at his forme
home in North Carolina.
George w. Shaffer of the documen
(hand) section began a ten-day leave o
absence last Monday.
| Wllllam McEnaney maker-up "suppl,
end or the document section. has beer
granted all additional leave due
Arthur lie Merle of the mopotyn,
| keyboard section left Yesterday To-
Connecticut for a two-week stay at hi
| former home.
Charles II. Gardner Of the nigh
proofroom has been detailed tn IL,
jacket-writing section.
Leo Simmons, skilled laborer in tn,
| document thand) section. has bee,
| transferred to the electrical section AM
promoted to elevator conductor
| William J. Delano proof collator I,
the day proofroon. has been on leay
| for the past week
Mrs. Imogene Saxty Of the sanitar,
section is on leave.
Charles B. Fort of the linotype sec
ton is away on several weeks yaca
| ton.
Miss Carrie Robbins of the documen
thand) section has gone to Massa
chusetts for a months visit with rela
| tives.
George Johnson of the monotype sec
ton. accompanied by his wife. is visit
ing his daughter in Detroit, Mich.
w. l.. Mattacks of the night proofroon
| returned the first of the week from !;
| three-week vacation spent in northern
New York He was accompanied by hi
| family.
Michael Connolly of the monotyp
| keyboard section and Mrs. Connolly ar
visiting in Michigan.
Charles A. Morgan OF the editorial force
who recently had one of his legs ampu
tated following a long illness, has suf
ficiently recovered to return home and II
able to be outdoors with the aid o
icrutches.
August Paland. maker-up in the '.Y'
document thand) section. is absent on tel
days leave.
Tony Verrosso OF the sanitary sectio,
was absent the past week on account o
illness.
Philip S. Steele. compositor in the doc
ument thand) section. has been grantee
Fifteen days leave.