The Washington times., 1907-10-20

| ing transferred 10 the dark side Of the
building The title page and half-tOne
| section located on the second floor Is
/ being moved back TO the sixth floor to
/ the space made vacant by the removal
OF the fonts The revisers, IN charge
Of AR Weber. viii occupy the south
east corner.
Thomas w Howard, OF the first divI-
sion. is i'll and in a serious condition
Mr.. Howard Is the oldest printer in the
| city, being in his nnety-arst year.
John w. Rodgers OF the supply diyl-
| sion, who was waylaid and almost muir
dered in Philadelphia a few days ago.
Is reported to be much improved
Charles II. Hanson. foreman Of the in
termediate night force in the foundry
division. is spending his vacation in
Philadelphia.
Lewis V Northrup. Of the foundry di-
vision, is on vacation. which lie Is sper d.
Ing at albany, n. Y.
Christ F. schweitzer. of the foundry
division. is on vacation and Is hunting
1 and fishing in the mountains Of Vir-
/ ginia and Pennsylvania.
! Frak If. Phillips, Of tile foundry d.
vision. is spending his vacation at his
old home IN Philadelphia.
John T. Noonan. Of the foundry d.
vision. who has been seriously Ill with
typhoid fever. Is reported % be con-
valescing.
Richard Thomas. of the fifth division,
/ IS spending his vacation with friends
in Maryland
Miss Lillian NJ. Russell, compositor in
the nth division. left Monday for her
vocation.
Miss Ethel Hardeu has been trans
ferred from her former duties on the
folding machines 10 the main office Of
the. bindery. and assigned 10 clerical
duties.
William A. Jones. of the press d.
vision. who spent his vacation at his
old home in Texas, has returned 20
duty.
Miss Mabel E. Goss. Of the press d.
I VlEl0u, mas EttAEHGA AtSaAA q f~NN@N-e--
trip 20 points IN the East
James z. Karnes, OF the press d.
! vision. has returned from Ills vacation.
which he spent IN New York and at
the jamestown Exposition
The following employees of the press
division. recently on leave. have re-
turned 70 duty: Richard H. Brooks
David Parker. william Z. Rink. Miss
Annie U. Mix, Miss Lottie Caho. ". II.
steudenmayer, Miss Ella l. Rollins. r.
IN Powers. and Miss Jessie Mckinney
william 7. BOYD, of the foundry divi-
sion. continues on the sick list with
heart trouble. complaint that has IN
caracitatcd him for work for several
weeks,
! George T. ChattGwsy OF the foundry
division. e reported i'll at his home
in this city.
John Kraemer and george E. Dill, Of
tho foundry division. spent last week
in Baltimore attending homecoming
week.
Martin Comfy. an electretype expert
Of New York city, spent several days
at tho printery last week making an In
spection of the equipment in the electro
type section OF the foundry division.
!
Frank NJ Thompson. nlaker-up. and
J H > Nssbitt. comDositoT. were trans
feIred from the FIRST 10 the fourth sec
| tIon on Tuesday.
William Fl. Sweeney. maker-up in The
sixth division. has been transferred 10
the first division.
/ Michael Harris. foreman Of the gold
and stamping division Of the bindery.
has been in New York for the past week
Albert p. Teriinger. appointed mes
seuger through civil service channels
| last week. was assigned TO the library
division under the superintendent of
documents.
z. BurkhoIder. a former compositor
in the PTintery. who is now located at
Reading. Pa. has beer IN Washington
for several days to nave his eyes treat
| ed by a specialist.
/ Miss Eleanor z Hegeman. of the
division Of documents. is spending tive
weeks a. her old home at jamestown,
| y. Y.
Elliott 5. Hubbard. OF the Office of the
/ super intendent Of documents. has beer
transferred from the file section to the
/ editorial division.
Nicholas Kelly, watch force. is spend
/ ing fifteen days at his old home In Bal
| tin1ore. where he attended hcme-com-
/ ing week.
William 3. Cameron, supply division.
1 has returned to office after spending
( three weeks at points in Maryland fish
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