The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-07-17


Y. Jackson. who has charge Of the
branch printing ONCE. has been at Ben
quet, the summer capital. for over q
month. a trip we ali envy him. as the
climate there latitude 1000 feeD Is the
same as the States. the nights cool
enough for fires, the air having tonic
sadly lacking in Manila, Sam Mussck is
gaining IN weight. but cannot make Nc
LennRn's heft. who is about on a par
with Gap" Goodrell. The much-looked-
for Washington Herald arrives promptly
on time, and after ] get through with
George Ramsey's interesting column the
entire Washington contingent eagerly
peruse 1t. Don't you dare TO forget to
send The Herald as long as am here
Mr.. and Mrs. z. S Wild are passing
their vacation at Blodgetts Landing. Lake
sunapee. n. H.. with Mr.. and Mrs. Lea
witt.
Fletcher Bowden. Of the document sec
ton. attended the Hyattsville Sabbath
school picnic on Thursday.
Edward Burkholder, compositor in the
document section. has been detailed in
the computing section.
shortly before his death. Jimmy Light
expressed 10 MissS Kate Ellis his regret
that heshad never heard her sing Lead,
Kindly Light" and hoped that she would
sing that beautiful song for him at the
first opportunity, and the first oppor-
tunity was at his funeral.
Bill Dorsey, OF the proofroom. never
tires of telling the great advantages Of
suburban life, especially the comforts en-
joyed during the hot weather, claiming
that he sleeps under blankets while peo-
pie are sweltering in the city. He came
to the Office limping one morning, and
Bill Brockwell started the story that
Dorsey had fallen asleep on his porch
the night before and frozen one OF his
feet
E. W. Morcock. of the keyboard room,
is suffering from a sprained wrist, the re-
suit OF fail.
NJ J. DAILY. a proofreader on the St.
| Paul Dispatch and well known for the
! number of times he has been delegate
TO the 1. T. L. convention. is candidate
on the Republican ticket for the Mime
sofa State senate.
Three hundred and twenty-five dele
gates have qualified for seats In the
Minneapolis convention of the 1. 7. L.
! The employing printers and Typograph-
icaI Union, No, 6. OF New YORK. have
reached an agreement allowing one APP
prentice to every six journeymen.
Frank A. Kidd will be a visitor to the
Minneapolis convention of the l. T. L.
J. NJ. Craig, of the document section
has departed for an extended trip 10 the
far West Seattle. Wash. bAng one OF
the places in which he win stop. -
Comrade E. n. Kerrott starts to-mor
row for a three months vacation, mos
of which will be spent at Fox Lake
Mimi. and he will also take in the I. T
L. convention at Minneapolis and hold 1
/ few sessions with some OF the old-timers
Comrade Dan Beach recently ATTENDED
the annual reunion of the members o
the company with which he served durinI
the civil war. held this year at Mansfield
Ohio. Only eighteen OF that cOmman'
are still living, and one member came al
the way from Nevada to attend tn
meeting.
Miss Julia Burke, of the keyboard room
started on Thursday last for vacatio
of sixty days, during which she will visi
her home in ST. Louis and other points.
w. A. MarschaIk. OF the proofroon
saved a six-year-old girl from drownin
at Colonial Beach on Sunday last.
Hank Allen. Of the plate vault, is spend
couple of weeks In Pennsylvania.
Charles o. Doten and George Sehor
e have been detailed TO the plate vault
j assist in cataloguing the plates. a Job {
: great magnitude.
The crouch germ is very easily arouse
: these hot days. the pronunciation of II
word film stirring up two proofreadel
n 10 the extent that they had TO be sepi
:. rated 10 keep peace In the family.
Louis Goubeau, of the keyboard roor
was married at noon yesterday at II
o Church Of the Immaculate ConceptiC
r to Miss Ida NJ Horton, the happy coup
J. starting Immediately after the ceremor
for trip to Boston. Portland. Me-. al
other points.
d Harvey H Brayton, of the keyboa
force, has gone to Colonial Beach for
stay OF twenty days.
# Charles D. Henry and Thomas '
Kemp started Thursday for pedestri
trim through the beautiful Shenando
D. Valley. Returning Mr. Kemp will go
30 Atlantic City and Mr.. Henry to his hor
in Ohio.
al A. ~ Baumgartner. of the keyboa
D. force. and his family are on visit
T. Buffalo, n. Y.
% ]. NJ. Weaver. of the document sectit
has been detailed on general utility j,
vice George H. sehorn. detailed to t
m plate-vault section.
he
II Capt c. R. Taylor. assistant forem
OF the machine shop. escorted a party
New England friends through the of
e. on Thursday.
te.
TO Hynes Terry. of the guide force,
Ike Gently made such a hit with a party
he. Texas tourists he was showing thror
Id the big print shop that they sent hin