The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-08-15
Items, General and Personal,
Of Interest TO @. p @. Workers

graphical union working card for July, So
the finder. if honestly inclined, can easily
return II and receive a liberal reward.
Reviser Massey is doing the honors In
place Of James K. Knapp. on leave.
RumOr is just gaining ground that there
will be at least two September brides
among the feeders Of the press division.
Edward ]. Hail. Of the document sec
ton. has been on the sick list.
After a four weeks illness at Provi-
dence Hospital, j. c. Zimmerman. OF the
document section. was able TO be re-
moved to his home Wednesday. His
return to duty IS looked for at an early
date
Peter NcCallum, maker-up on the y. -
document division, has been granted ff-
teen days leave
Col. William II. Sweeney, maker-up in
the document section, having been grant
ed annual leave, accompanied by his wife,
has gone to Atlantic City.
Constantln z. Lavigne. OF the document
section. will pass his annual leave in
Wisconsin.
In the recent transfers TO the document
division from the linotype section was J..
NJ. Weaver (Jlmmy). who was originally
assigned a frame in this grand old hand
composing division ten years ago,
James Greenwood. OF the document di-
vision. mas returned 10 his frame having
recovered from ms recent severe sick
ness.
Jacob c. Usher tsixth floor. front Of
flce) has been detailed TO the desk Of Of
ficeman Harry w. Templar, on leave.
Miss Leta NJ Wheeler. Of the document
division. returned from her delightful ff-
teen days outing on Friday.
Edgar CJakeyD Dwight has gone to
the Great Lakes 10 enjoy his leave
Maker-up James W. Mathers is Willing
his leave away down the Potomac.
Frank W Watson. Of the monotype
might. has been transferred 10 the docu-
ment section.
George II. Proctor and Joseph NJ.
Thompson, two well-known members of
No. lOl. have been rcinstated, and as
signed TO the document division.
Moses A. Costley. Moses N. Peace. and
Edward Jackson, helpers have been
transferred from the limo. (day) 20 the
document division, in the same capacity.
Tho s,,t,,rbonites ar,nloyod en- the "y 90
under the leadership Of that fine cornetlst
Daniel SAMSON. have organized band.
Miss Birdie Nevins. OF Bronx Borough.
y. Y, IS visiting her sister. Mrs. Luke F.
Ludlow.
Harry Delcher. Of the bindery. and his
mother left for an extended trip 20 Hall
fax. Nova Scotia
The following is a list OF accessions 20
the document division upon the dlsband-
ment OF the night force. consequent upon
the adjournment Of the tariff session Of
Congress: W. Fred Council. maker-up.
from mono might; c. r. Harding maker
up, from division Of work. James W.
Mathcrs, maker-up from "Y' mono
(nighU; G. f. Partridge maker-up. mono
CnighD; Thomas J. Waterman, maker-up,
from limo Cday). and Edward 5. Wild.
maker-up. from mono (nignU.
Compositors from llnotyPes G. X
Duce, A. Dletz, r. T. DAILY. David De W
Corkins. John +. COnnevy. A. c. Brown,
c. F. Bleet ". H. Aldrlch, L. X. Adams
George Bierach. Harry Boate. John O.
Cole, Ed. Common, James p Cromwell "A.
A. Davis, II. .. Dobbs. J. s Perkins
Fred Norris, W +. Nichols. George
NJ Mohler. II. T. Miller. John W Nee
Thomas J. McDonoush. NJ y Kanten-
berg. c. d. Johnson (monol Lewis
Jackson. S G. Hinwood. W. NJ Hamilton
II r. Halliday. G. T. Croft. Albert else
S r. Gilbert, Frank Freiseis. c. H. 3