The Washington herald., 1911-06-04

ator and compositor. but q thirty-thir
degree baseball enthusiast.
Harper ]. McClurg returned to tn
main proofroom on Thursday mornin,
from a two-months detail with the Geo
logical Survey as a copy editor.
Lew Allen and DR.. T. p. Polk, OF th'
bindery, spent Decoration Day up tn,
Potomac on a fishing trip.
Edgar dwight. of the document sec
| ton. is a recent detail to the Stat,
branch. in charge Of Foreman Cottle.
Frank NJ. Roller, Of the day document
section. visited his home in Lancaster
Pa, on Decoration Day.
Ernest c. Saltzman. OF the spess. was
in charge Of the copy desk in the hand
composing section during Mr.. Boone's
recent visit to his home at Berkeley
| Springs, W. Va.
Under recent orders promulgated by
Public Printer Donnelly, 1t is impossible
to leave the building except at the lunch
| hour or the close OF the days work with
out pass. The employees excused at II
o'clock for the remainder Of the day
cannot depart without a pass. The night
FORCES are, OF course. subject to the
same orders.
Compositor Lisbeth w. Lenhart, of the
document section, has been detailed to
the proof section as a copyholder.
that Messrs Garlick, Kerrett, and Onyun
will be the vegetable candidates in the
delegatorial race twelve months hence.
DR.. White,S the invaluable and popular
assistant of DR.. Manning in the day sani-
tary section, Is the son-in-law Of DR..
Mark Moore. Of the Law Reporter of.
flee DR.. White was formerly employed
in the bindery.
During the absence Of Chief Clerk voler
V. Viles, Of the Census Bureau, owing to
the death Of his wife, whose body was
taken to her former home In Missouri,
George Johannes, disbursing officer was
the acting chief clerk. Mr. Johannes was
a former clerk in the ONCE Of the late
Chief Clerk William L Collins, of the
Government Printing ONCE.
c. E. Groome. Of the monotype section,
who has attained a fine reputa-
tion as a National Guard marksman.
stood fifth in a long list Of contestants at
the rife range a few days ago.
Luther Woodward, OF the day docu-
ment section. In charge Of half-tones,
and one of the Oldest employees in con.
service in practically the same
division or section In which he, was first
assigned. has three fne specimens of
printing worthy Of a passing notice.
These invitations were received By his
father. William Woodward, during his
as President Of the Wash
ington Typographical Society, ,1Ss3-lss7.
One was from the Buffalo Printers'
Union to q banquet on Benjamin Prank
Inns birthday. Monday. January II. 1853,
to be held at the mansion. A second was
an Invitation to tho twenty-second anni-
banquet Of the Baltimore Typo
graphical Society on Saturday. Novem-
Der 26. 1ss3. signed by Washington Ash
ton, chair ran. The third was an invita-.
don to the third anniversary Of Typo
graphical Union, No. z Of PHILADELPHIA. /
10 banquet and ball on Wednesday. |
November Is. ls6& OF the COMMITTEES on
three were personal acouasnt.
ances Of Messrs. @. A. R NcNeir and |
Isaac d. Williamson. OF the proofroom. |
the last named Joined PHIL |
Adelphia Union. No. Z ln 1s6A These nne |
Ipecimens OF printing Of almost three
core years ago are not only In 9 rood |
tate OF preservation eliciting many COM 1
,limeutary remarks but win compare |
most favorably with the pressne tuon.l
18th century gpocimenA