The Washington herald., 1909-06-06

JOHN J. mcCAUBE1,
Delegate ElecrTOiyDers and stsreotperz convention
John L. 01cCauley. Of Cambridge. Mass,
was born in Boston December S. 1878. He
lived in the University City since early
boyhood. and there obtained his educa-
ton in Webster Grammar and Cambridge
English schools. He is an all-around ath-
lete. While a member Of Cambridge Y.
NJ G. A track team he equaled the
worlds record for standing high jump.
He is a member Of Massachusetts Tribe.
No. II. l. O. r. NJ. and Congressional
Council, No. 500 National Union He is
delegate-elect from Electrotypers' Union,
No. 4. 10 the convention Of the Interna-
tional Electrotypers and Stereotypers'
Union. 10 be held in Kansas City No.
August TO T. 1903.
Said Herr Burklin TO Herr Schaf-
hausen:
'Wenn Elm Mann hungrig ist, ist es Zeit
Zu essen"
''wenn Elm Mann durstig ist, list es zeit
zu trinken"
"Nicht wahr?'
The following temporary operators re-
ceived permanent appointments last
week in the monotype section: Frederick
Won Heosen, Charles ". LAYER, Peter
Blauboer. Sylvester Z Williams. Edwin
D. Henry, and William II. Rowe
Assistant Foreman spottswood one Of
the most highly regarded officials. is en-
joying a much-needed rest during these
del gh'f fl. June days. Mr. Spottswood has
in contemplation a visit 70 his birthplace,
Carlisle Pa, a sojourn at Atlantic City,
and a few days with relatives at Tow
son. Nd. He has the best wishes Of his
hosts Of lfe-long associates and admir-
ers
After a brief sojoUrn in Chief Boweu's
hand-composing section, Miss Katherine
K Spencer and Norris J. Hess were
transferred 10 the proof section as read
ers- This from June /
William A Krou. of the folding divi-
sion. was successfully operated on for
appendicitis at the Garfield Hospital last
Saturday
James W. Burns. folding machine oper-
ator, who was granted sixty days leave
on account Of illness. has gone TO his
home in Crosdaie, Mich. TO recuperate.
Ben Gynan. OF the case-making divi-
sion. met with a serious accident at the
United States Veterinary School while
operating on a horse for throat trouble
He was bitten on the hand, which re-
suited IN blood poisoning.
Henry A. McPike. a former well-knOwn
printer in the document section for sew
eral years. was reinstated and reported
for duty June J. he has been assigned 10
the watch force in the old building His
many friends viii be pleased TO learn of
this good news.
Books are now open" f. e, the books
for receiving applications for leave for
the physical year beginning July
proximo in the document (printlng) sec
ton. Apply early and avoid the rush
George w Lowe. a wen-known plate
printer. died Sunday afternoon at his
residence, s. Randolph place northwest.
OF pneumonia. The deceased. who had
been employed in the Bureau Of Engrav- /
ing and Printing the past thirty-three |
years. was IN the siXty-ninth year Of his
age. A wife and eight children survive
him. and among them is the wife OF
Elevator Conductor Harry Kettner. Mr.. !
Lowe was member Of George c. Whit /
ing Lodge, +. A A. NJ. and Potomac |
Cednci No. 2o8. National Union.
Mrs. Henry T. Brian. wife Of Deputy
Public Printer Brian: her daughter-in-
law. Mrs Grace NJ Brian, and grandson,
Henry T. Brian. jr. are spending the
summer with Mr. and Mrs. Walter S.
Baker, Of Brooklyn, n. Y, at their lovely
cottage in Amityville. l. L
During the week Isaac n. Leeds. the
agent Of the Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad Company at Steelton. Pa. a
suburb Of Harrisburg. died suddenly He
was a cousin Of Charles H. Leeds.
Deskman saltzman, OF the document
section, generously furnished liberal
supply Of choice roses from his Brookland
flower garden for Decoration Day pur-
poses
Arthur Bugden, who has been acting
foreman of the pressroon for about
year, has been appointed to the position /
permanently.
Johnny Burnside and his able corps /
Of floor hands in the document section /
have had their first experience with rha 4
bond work, and Foreman Bowen is SAT-
isfed they are going TO handle it all /
right
When it comes 10 considering long and
faithful service. Luke Woodward i'm
poser in the document section. must be .
taken into consideration. his connection
with the Office dating back 20 1862
Johnny Brown, one Of the unfortunates
in the let-out caused by abolishing the
Treasury branch. was shaking hands
with old friends about the office on We'd /
nesday. as happy as a schoolboy on va
cation.
Lew Stark and Ben SfvertsOn. Of the
bindery. who took the water trip 20 Bal
timore. returned on Tuesday morning
much pleased with their journey.
W. R Burgess was reinstated as COPY
holder in the proofroom on Tuesday
morning.
Reader E. NJ. Kerrott has returned
from visit TO Philadelphia and Atlantic
City.