Evening star., 1917-04-15
BUREAU OF ENGRAVING
AND PRINTING.


ing and printing during the week past
are William II. Gilbert, Leo Green,
Robert /. Allan, William Z. Copen-
haver and William Feltman.
Plate printers assistants appointed
last week include Louise p. Shoemaker.
Jennie A. owens. Inez L. Jackson,
Helen V. Barbee, Ada N. Scheuring.
Lillian l. Wright, Susie L. Park. Ola
La Rue Mcknew. Bessie II. Little and
Hester L. Russell.
Edith L. Harding resigned her posi-
ton as plate printers assistant at the
bureau last week.
in the bureau during the week are
James +. Peyton, Michael II. Collins
and Harvey browns.
Roscoe W. Morgan, skilled helper in
the printing division, resigned his po-
sition last week.
Susanna H. Witham resigned from
the numbering division the early part
of the week past.
Temporary counters and examiners
accepting positions at the bureau dur
ing the week are Minnie w. Reese,
Annie NJ. Barnard. Beulah e. Pagel and
Elizabeth \. Heath.
Miss Annie Freas Of section of the
printing division is absent from the
bureau owing to the death OF her
fat her.
To be married, Miss Georgia L. Par
malice of section 8 Of the printing dl-
vision was granted leave Of absence
last week. She has returned TO Her
employment.
Miss Mabel Switzerland of section .
of the printing division is confined TO
her home by illness.
Miss "Cy'' wilkins and Miss Sarah
Howdershell have been detailed to
night work in section of the printing
division.
Miss Mary c. Walsh is absent from
section Of the printing DIVISION on
B. f. Peed of the bureau guard force
spent four days of the week past on
his farm in Maryland. lle was on leave
OF absence.
Bernard Platt. plate printer in the
recently while on duty at the bureau.
is reported to be convalesctng i'll
Eme rgency Hospital.
William r. HutchisoR Of the engineer
ing and machine division has resigned
his position at the bureau to accept :
position in Newport, r. l.
The resignation Of George WhalleE Of
the engineering and machine division
was accepted last week. Mr. "halley Is
now employed III the Washington navy
yard.
David Al Miller sustained s. dislo-
Gated shoulder in an accident last Sun
day. He is employed in the engineering
and machine division.
me bureau Ll!S anu ilLit
ing Bowling Lea que held its annual
banquet in Schnider's cafe, at Sth and
Z streets last night. y varied program
of entertainment was enjoyed prior tG
refreshments being served.
William Cation of the carpenter shof
of the engineering and machine divis-
ion is expected to resume his duties to-
morrow Mr.. Cation has been absent
from the bureau for the past two
months because Of illness.
James Janison, foreman of the car
penter shop, was home sick last week.
L. J. Lancaster OF the engineering and
machine division went to Norfolk, Va.
with the District Naval Militia last
week.
ed 10 serve for one year for the CO.
operative lunchroom association OF the
bureau: William i. Freeman, president
William x. Barnett, vice president; Ed
ward NJ. Weeks, secretary: Luther IL
Brown, treasurer. The executive COM
,nittee consists of Mary y. Cartner,
Charles J. Beck and James +. Hoadley
Miss Bette c. Marion Of section II of
the printing division has been absent
Tor some time. owing to Illness.
Capt Samuel Jacobson. custodian of
presses in section of the printing di-
vision. is enjoying weeks leave OF
absence from the bureau.
David l. Hardaway has gone TO his
home IN Blackstone, Va. for week.
printing division.
Director Ralph declares that by their
Willingness his workers are displaying
their loyalty and devotion to Uncle
Sam. The output of work increases
each day. he says. and he has never re-
ceiyed {, complaint from any Of his en-
ployes by reason of their being sub
iected to overtime.
The Custodians' team OF the Bureau
of Engraving Duckpin League bested
-pfI tNiS M a q
game played last Tuesday night. The
Custodians succeeded in winning two
of the three contests played. Messrs.
Dewey, Howser, Phelps. Anderson and
McCartee composed the Printers team
and the Surface Division was repre-
scented by MesSrs. Geist, MotZer, Kelly,
Leiserard and kessler.
J. r. Kennedy has resumed his du-
lies as plate printer in section of the
printing division after 1 brief illness.
Ethel I. Parker, Emma Stalcup, c. o.
Carter Mamie Young and Jennie Rud2-
ellie of section OF the printing divi-
sion We're absent from the bureau last
week on account OF illness.
Miss Matte r. Stewart and Miss f.
Spencer enjoyed a portion OF their
annual leave during the week. They
are employed IN section OF the print
ing division.
In section of the printing division
the following young women were all
sent last week because of illness: An
ME Schields. Katherine Tracy. L.
Treakle. Eva Beckert and Lillian
Powell
In a recent duckpin match. young
women of the bureau Of engraving and
printing participating. Miss Louise Ad-
dor, plate printers assistant in section
II, excelled in high score rolled, Her
record Tor three games vas 1lj. 10
and 81.
George knifiin OF the engineering and
machine division returned tast week
after leave Of absence FOR one week
James Bradley Of the engineering and
machine division was on leave all last
" eek.
". G.. Ambrose sun ia confined TO his
home by Illness. He II employed In tb"
lur.tu rugiuccriux Had machine divl-
ptuu
Walter hurksuu. HF-lHtaHt foreman OF
ff.,urfrrryrH In tho 'psrut Sag division,
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