The Washington herald., 1909-10-10

Forrest c. Pendleton. OF the bindery.
was elected unanimously by Local Union
No. 4, International Brotherhood OF Book
binders, to I'LL the vacancy Of secretary.
caused by the death OF Joseph Broad
bent
John Burns and J. o'Brien. former
employees Of the bindery. have been rein
stated to their old positions as forward
ers.
Upon the separation OF the Interior
printing branch, and known as such for
many years, from the governmental serv-
ice, the following compositors were trans
ferred 10 the document division: Fred
erick A. White. Percy S. Wallace. Cor
nelius X. Suibllng. Robert d. Scammen.
Francis c. Porter. and Frederick c.
Gentner. Messrs. Porter and Wallace
have been granted annual leave.
The following employees Of the document
division returned during the week upon
the expiration OF their leave: John w
Sherman. John Q. Cole. Charles Wilhelm.
Imposer George W. Wetmore. Frederick
J. Mobiles. maker-up, and Comrade ritz
gerald. Of the Specs
John d. Burnside. maker-up in the doc
ument division. has been granted fifteen
days leave.
Lewis Jackson and Franklin p wilkins.
OF the document division. are on leave.
The following resolutions were adopted
at the last meeting Of Local Union No.
a, l. B. OF B.. TO be presented 10 the
widow and family OF Joseph II. Broad
bent. late secretary or the local:
Whereas II has pleased Divine Pr0TideDcs in Ills
Unsuitable vision to removs from midst our
recording secretary. Joseph n. Broadbenti and
WhereEs said joseph Il. Broadbent was dur-
ful and loving father and husband, as well as a
faithful and loyal member OF Local Union No. T.
l. B. Of g.. therefore DO II
Resolved. That Local No 4. /. B. q b, in reg-
Ular meeting assembled. extend 10 the boToaTcl
family our sincere and heartfelt sympathy in their
great bereavement: and be il further
Resolved, That a mark OF cur sympathy our
charter be dTaped for period q thirty days. and
that copy o. these resolutions be sent TO our
Official Journal
ALBERT KIRCHNER,
II. ID. KEHSER.
W = GALLAGHER
Committee on Resolutions
Invitations have been received by for
mer members resident in Washington 10
attend the fifteenth anniversary Of Typo
graphical Union, No. 5, OF Columbus,
Ohio, Sunday. October 81. from TO Z
p N. Many OF the most prominent citi-
zens OF Columbus have held membership
in No. g. Only two Of the charter mem
bers are living-Joseph T. Hayes, OF Co
lumbus. and Capt. ". r. Ramsey. OF the
Government Printing Office. or its for
mer members now living IN Washington
may be mentioned r. W. Kerr. OF the
War Department; VIII S Waudby OF the
Labor Bureau; Harry Surguy. Of the
Treasury: Charles W. Otis, OF the United
States Senate; T. W. Surguy Arthur Sur
guy. John a. Handiboe, c. T Harding.
William II. Lentz. II. A Nothnagle. and
George NJ Ramsey.
Dave O'Brien. OF PottsviIie. Pa. has
been reinstated as a bookbinder In the
Office, after a separation OF about three
years. Dave served his native State at
one time as a member OF her legislature.
A suspension OF three days. awarded a
too anxious employee 10 get into the ele-
vatOr. may have the effect OF checking
the recklessness displayed durtng the
rush hours. which IS really quite danger
Gus at times.
The prsssroom night force has been
shifted back to the original hours-11:so
10 7:S0 a m.
FRESHMAN Charlie Richardson was
warmly congratulated on returning 70
work last Monday over the complete re-
covery OF his little daughter. whose dan
gerous case OF diphtheria had caused him
to be Guaranteed for three weeks:
Mrs. Ella Fitzhugh has been trans
ferred from the pressroom- to the blndery.