The Washington herald., 1913-06-22
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just fairly took people of their feet
and stamps him as a humorist Of the
first class Charley Young, Will Dow.
Frank Kidd, Zack Jenkins, and others
made good as speakers, and the four
delegates all acquitted themselves in
manner that proves Columbia Union will
not be shy for debates on any question
Of importance, which may come up at
the convention. and proved themselves
worthy of being the guests of honor OF
the occasion.
Harry Sayles, a temporary skilled Ia
borer. is a recent assignment to the
night hand section.
Christian c. Auracher, of the hand
section. has received the sad intelligence
OF the death of his mother on the 5th
instant. Mrs. Caroline Auracher passed
away at the residence of her son Charles
in Darmstadt, Germany. at the advanced
age of ninety-one.
Walter Sharpe resumed operations IN
the night proofroom Thursday. after n
three weeks tusseI with the mumps and
other kindred ailments.
A former favorably known compositor
anu llHOlN &c opcIdloI NAlis OuiSrs JOiih
NJ. (Jimmy) Weaver. the instructor of
printing in the Haskell Institute, Law
renee Kans., has remembered a number
of his former fellow-workmen with a
programme of the commencement OF this
Indian training school, established in 1854.
Edward NJ. Kerrott, of the hand sec
t.cn. is at Berkeley Springs, W. Va. ,
large number of visitors are sight
seeing daily in the big printing ofice.
From the score in the first game on
Wednesday between the Catholics and
Methodists. in the recently organized
Brookland Church League. we learn that
Z. c. Saltzman. the well known make
up in the hand section. day. carried OF
the honors as champion right fielder.
Walter Furbershaw. son of Jim Fur
hershaw, of the press room, was married
to Miss Georgia Smith. of this city, last
Wednesday. 1850 a. m, at St Martins
Church. North Capitol and T Streets.
After the wedding a reception was given
to the friends and relatives of the con-
tracing parties at the brides home, 50
s Street Northwest The happy couple
left on the p. m. Royal Blue line for
Atlantic City, where they will spend their
honeymoon.
very pleasant event occurred in the
Cow room of the binding division last
Wednesday at noontime in the testimonial
rendered to Mr.. George W. Liomin incl
dental to his departure abroad. where his
daughter, Miss Loretta Liomin. has been
taking a higher course of training in mu-
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Miss Liomin has distinguished herself
to a superior degree in her chosen art,
graduating with high honors. and con-
templates returning to America with her
father.
As token of the esteem with which
Mr.. Liomin Is regarded by his fellow
workman. he was presented with very
handsome meerschaum pipe of superior
The presentation was made on behalf
Of the cowboys" by James E. Cogan.
to Mr.. Liomin the assurance
Of the good win of his coworkers and
their sincere wen wishes for bon voy-
age.
The exercises attendant to the occasion
were several welI-rendered vocal selec-
tons by the cowboy double quartet,
of James z. Cogan. Frederick
Sefnert, Robert saurbutts, William Brady,
George Burkley, Daniel Foley, 7. Nc
Kenna, and George Reynolds
Paul Bragg. the eighteen-year-old ath-
etc who swan to the assistance Of |
isaac Rosenstein. a Baltimore travelling |
,alesman. at Colonial Beach last Sunday, |
ind saved him from drowning. Is q son i
If r. E. Bragg, of the linotype section. |
The heroism displayed by the boy gives |
lis parents just cause for pride. Paul. |
{ % said. has been showsrsd with con-