The Washington herald., 1910-08-21

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Those who attended the last meeting
Of Pressmen's Union, No. /. were the
recipients Of a happy favor at the hands
/ of FRESHMAN Wagonlander. late of the
Philippine Islands. who allowed Mr.
Baulsir 10 pass some of Heylers' best
to the boys during the progress OF the
meeting. The candy had been purchased
for a little lady friend. but the tempta-
ton was too great and could not be
passed up, so he is now receiving the
best wishes of his many friends and will
probably be one OF the coterie of dele
gates to the next convention of the
l.. P. P. Z.
Charles RIGHTS has been transferred
from the press division to the engineers
division
Otto Blum. pressman. resigned during
the past week.
Mrs. Ida King and Estene V. McKenna
have resigned from the Printing ONCE
to accept positions in the Census Blu
reau.
Chief Imposer John S. Burnside, OF the
document section. having been granted
all leave due. accompanied by his wife,
has gone 10 Germantown Nd. where he
VIII recuperate after several months Of
strenuous work This veteran employe
has no superior in his particular branch.
and thar he is practical in every particu-
lar his associates. as well as his superb
ors, must concede. In the language OF
Capt. John H. Carr, there is only one
Burnside"
Henry Yeager. pressman. late with
Wilkens & Sherry, is a recent appoint
ment to the press division.
Doyle c. White pressman. has been
transferred from the Bureau Of Engrav-
ing and Printing to the press division,
Government Printing once.
Misses Ella V. Myers. Catherine Col
Inns. Irene Kennedy. Mary J. Coe, and
Mesdames Anna NJ. WIllet. Florence
Potts. Sarah NJ Barstow, Eta Rooster.
Bessie Kelchner. and Adelaide Cava-
naugh are recent appointments in the /
postal card section Of the G. P. O.
President E. NJ Pierce. OF Pressmen's
Union No ]. Of this city. has been trans |
ferred from the Bureau OF Engrav Ing
and Printing 20 the press division G. /
P. o. together with NJ. J. Kirby and E /
Petersen.
writing from LuceTne. under date OF 4
August g. Frank E Buckland SAYS: I'VE /
are having a pleasant time in these
beautiful countries Of Europe. The Pas 4
sion Play was something worth going
many miles 10 see. After a month In this 4
popular resort, We will visit other por-
tons Of Switzerland. and then 80 to Lake
Como to visit Mr.. Stoddard On Septem-
Der We sail for home from Genoa. Until
then, au revoir"
With the great throngs OF visitors pass
ing through the office daily This week
are very many OF the worlds representa-
tives In attendance at the Esperanto
congress.
Thomas A. McAIoon. Of the document
section will visit Niagara. Buffalo. and
other Northern places while on leave
Byron A Ford. OF the specs. has re-
turned from his leave much improved by
his outing.
While on her annual leave Miss
Craig will visit in the States
Of Maryland, Ohio. Indiana, and West
Virginia.
Makeup John H. Butler. Of the spess.
returned from his thirty days leave on
Monday.
Percy J. Talbot. a wen-known COM
positor on the detail Of the Surgeon
Generals catalogue in Foreman Bowen's
section Ike a number OF other employees
the present summer, has been granted
additional leave without pay. Accompa-
MED by his wife. Mr.. Talbot writes in
terestingly from westville, ILL.,: I'VE
have been doing Omaha. Council Bluffs.
Kansas City. and Danvine, besides other
minor places. I saw Uncle Joe's home
yesterday. 1t Is fine. The whole front
is covered with beautiful flowers ana
vines Westville is a mining town of
5000 inhabitants seven miles south of
Danville. and has thirty-seven saloons.
Mostly all foreigners here The cropsl
look fine In Iowa and Missouri VIII leave
for home the last OF next week"
Compositor Kane Mahoney. Of the dOcu-
ment section, has been granted additional
leave without pay.
Benjamin CO Wright, Of the document
section, returned to the Office on Thurs
day upon the expiration of his leave. de-
claring that he had had a most delightful
time.
An interesting feature OF the coming
meet Of the Printers National Baseball
League. week of September 12-17. will be
the Daily Typo Athletic Bulletin, pub
lshed by the local organization. ColumJ
bia 1O1 Athletic Association. It will be a
newspaper in every sense Of the word
filed with good things for the printer
man, sports, gossip, fiction, "reminiscences.
&c, with pictures and cartoons. and
up to date. not the least of
which viii be display of advertising
that win make glad the hearts Of the
treasurer.
Regular meeting of Columbia Typo
graphical Union at the Temple at 2:So
O'Clock to-day, and the members Of Col
unbia 101 Athletic Association are noti-
fed that a meeting Of that body viii
Immediately follow the unions adjourn
ment, which all should attend as mat
tiers Of importance are pressing.
Foreman Jack Rowe, OF the keyboard
room. was rather disappointed at the non
appearance of Delegates Flower OHM