Evening star., 1917-03-18
NAVY YARD.

The Navy Yard Bowling League. with
one month more until the season closes.
promises to approach its wind-up with
several of the teams fighting for the
pennant. The Miscellaneous Shop Is lead
ing by a narrow margin.
Thomas Hardy, machine operator Of
the forge shop, fell from a ladder, re-
sulting in broken arm and bruised head.
Lieut.. Joseph Giovonnoni of the District
Of Columbia National Guard. who recent
ly returned from the Mexican border, was
reinstated to his former employment as
toolmaker in the tool shop, Wednesday.
J. w. Wiseman. machinist of the sea-
man gunners' shop, with Mrs. Wiseman.
spent several days visiting relatives and
friends in Baltimore.
in the boiler shop during the past week:
+. G. Maybury. boilermaker; w. Boyle, E.
Petteys, F. Brooks. ]. r. Marshall, B. A.
Miller. J. Wright. E. ]. Atwell, +. Cream
er and P. E. Moore. helpers.
]. Wightman OF the cartridge case shop
Is taking several days of his annual leave
The following promotions were made in
the west gun carriage shop. effective
March 9: From machinist at $4.32 to s456
per diem, S. r. Hammer, ]. o. Prtchard
William Noonan and James Lewis; from
machinist at s4.0S to s432. H. Balster, r.
Warner. A. w. Sparks, T. Siance, Ed
Stanley. E. L. Fairall. Harvey Grant,
M. Mitchell and Carl FairalI
]. n. Nails, machinist of the secondary
mount shop, is ill at his home in Alex
andria, Va.
George Rodgers of the boiler shop lost
his wife by death; Three children sur
vive. L. A. Jarrett and Charles era wford
acted as a committee on arrangements
and the following shopmates of Mr. Rodg-
ers acted as pallbearers: Frank Good
man. e. A. Jarrett, E. Hammer. Charles
Crawford. William Weber and Max KIM
merling.
Charles Howard, machinist of the breech
mechanism shop. is recovering from oper-
alton for appendicitis.
vey. A NJ Wolf. William H. Lloyd and
]. T. Creager. who returned from the
Mexican border with the District of
Columbia National Guard have return
ed to their former employment in the
cartridge case shop.
w. L. Blankenship. master mechanic
OF the forge shop. has returned to his
duties after a ten-day trip through
Pennsylvania and New York on official
business.
Oscar Simpson of the planning board
has been absent for several days suf-
fering from siege of the grip.
Lieut.. Perry Baldwin of the District
of Columbia National Guard has been
reinstated to his former capacity as a
machinist in the erecting shop, after an
absence of ten months on the Mexican
border.
Samuel Rider. leadingman of the cart
ridge case shop. has been absent four
days on his annual leave
The following machinists were called
to work in the breech mechanism shop
during the past week: W. c. Woods. R.
E. LAntsford. r. b. Fahrney, H. V
Shaffer and Charles Herman.
Horace Cook. machinist Of the west
gun carriage shop. resigned last week
to accept similar employment else
where.
A. B. Nicholson. machinist, was trans
ferred from the west gun carriage shop
to the erecting shop during the past
week.
mechanism shop. has been absent for
several days. due to an automobile ac-
cident.
julius Jacobs, machinist of the west
gun carriage shop, who has been i'll for
several weeks. is reported to be i'm
proving.
Bruno Baumd. toolmaker. was called
to work in the tool shop Monday.
George Holt, machinist of the west
gun carriage shop, is spending eight
days of his annual leave at his home in
the city.
J. F. Raum. machinist of the breech
mechanism shop, has been absent for
several days. due to death in his
family
Joseph Yohrous. E. A. Jarrett and
Frank Goodman, boilermakers. have
been promoted from second class to
first-class boilermakers, effective March
The following machinists We're called
to work in the west gun carriage shop
during the week: Thomas Cook. H. f.
Rockelli, A. E. Summer, E. L. Mayo. ].
Miller. George Cooke. C. L. Rider, r. w.
Collins A. B. White and John J. Fitz-
gerald.
The following promotions were made
March 9, from machinist at $432 per
diem to s4.56 per diem: L. Steiner. H. d.
Shannon and J. F. Raum.
E. G. Watts. machinist, was called to
work in the secondary mount shop Fri
day.
A. Segal. messenger in the west gun
carriage shop. is taking three weeks OF
his annual leave.
Dale H. Cole, machinist, was called
to work in the primer shop Monday
A. Brummett, quarterman of the east
gun carriage shop, is reported to be i'll
at his home.
Wilson Little of the west gun car
riage shop has been absent several
days suffering from an injured knee:
At the recent meeting of Columbia
Lodge, No. l74. I. A. of NJ, the ftnan-
cial secretary reported membership
of 2,0SS. which Is gain OF about loo
since January l.
]. Hebrew, machinist of the west gun
carriage shop. was absent several Gays
the past week due to the death OF his
father.
w. T. Lawrence, machinist of the
east gun carriage shop. has been an
sent for several days on account OF III
ness.
william Scott, machinist of the west
gun carriage shop, is spending sew
eral days annual leave in the city.
NJ. Murphy. an apprentice in the TOOL
shop. who spent ten months on the
Mexican border as a member, OF the
District of Columbia National Guard,
returned to work Thursday.
John Ryan,, machinist of the west
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