The Washington times., 1906-10-14

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EDGAR N. TRAINHAM,
Who Is Probably the Fastest Type
seJter in the District.
collar button. which IS said to be in a
fair way OF making a fortune for its
discoverer.
Wiley II. Davis, comPositor, resigned
from the ONCE Wednesday. Mr.. Davis
will make visit 20 his home folks in
Georgia and later as stated in this
column last week Will go abroad with
hts wife FOR the purpose Of pushing vocal
studies.
The resignation Of Charles F. Bauers,
machine operator in the fourth
division. has been announced.
". s. Baker, copy editor in the main
proofrom. has returned TO the office
after severe illness extending over
a period of several months. Mr. Baker
was forced TO undergo an operation that
deprived him Of one OF his legs Mr..
Baker is "a veteran of the civil war, and
Il was thought his advanced age would
be ealnst him iu his illness, but he has
shown remarkable recuperative powers
in his recovery.
J. A Williams has been transferred
from the sixth division 10 the Library
division, where he takes the place on
the Mergeuthsler machine made vacant
by the resignation Of Edgar \. Train
ham.
William II. Hall. Of tho frs division.
IS taking leave aEI will 20 to hts home
ln New York 10 visit home folks. regis
ter and vote
r. =. Ware. OF the first division. was
granted his annual leave commencing
Thursday
Wells @. IIarreu. ~ the document d.
vision bladery. Is taking seventeen days
leave.
J. L. Downing 0f the bludcrv. has
Heen granted thirt~ days leave lie viii
visit az nis old home iu Ohio and also
take ~ the election.
J. J.. Na ans. Of the document division
blndery. IS taking vacation. having
oeen granted seventeen. days leave.
Philip Weber ir.. OF the bInderv. was
granted leave du ing tho week tie
takes seventeen days.
1diss Matte Mitchell OF the sewing
room bindery. is taking her annual va
cation
Miss Sadie BAILEY. OF tie sewing
room binder, has been granted leave
tCr seventeen days
Miss Mamie Pearson. or the SEWN.
room birdeTy, has been detained from
the office several days Ey reason OF the
serious Illness and death OF Ter n5otbsr
winch occurred "a her home in this .itv
1ufing The week.
r. NJ. Phipps OF the binder. hiss been
away from tile ornce during lila y...l-
because or the illness OF his child.
H. Pratt. OF the executive force y,
the first division, IS at his home in Nayg
York to visit relatives ana to register
and vote.
Thomas J. Daley. of the first division
was granted leave during the week. He
has gone to Illinois for the purpose Of
visiting home folks and TO vote
p, NJ. Mullen. Of the watch force. is
taking thirty days leave. and Will go
10 his old home I'm Iowa for a visit
and incidentally TO record his vote
c. J. Alexander. imposer in the first
division. has returned from a pleasant
thirty-day trip to New York state
where he visited friends.
J. St. Clair Hambly, OF the binderv
has returned from his annual vacation.
having visited home folks in Texas. and
also friends i'm Michigan. He was away
for four weeks.
Hiram W. Stoddard. OF the watch
force, is taking his annual vacation at
this time for the purpose Of visiting at
MS old home I'm New York and 10 take
In the election.
G H. Dale. OF the watch force, is
taking his leave.
William Avis. OF the watch force. has
been granted thirty days leave. He
will spend the time visiting home folks
IN New Jersey. and viii also register
his vote while there
Henry Fitzpatrick. Of the bindery.
was granted leave of absence ard left
Wednesday, for New York city 40 reg
lister and visit friends
John II. Foster. of the bindery. who
was badly injured at his home several
weeks ago by an explosion If illuminat-
ing gas. has sufficiently recovered to
be released from a ward 1t he EmeT-
gehcy dospiIal, where ne NJ peen con
fined since the accident. HIS son, who
was injured at the same time, IS not yet
able 10 leave the hospital
William T. Casey. of th" trishing di-
vision of the bindery left Friday for
New York city TO ,cistet and visit !
relatives.
Col c. j. c. Puckette. IF the main |
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