The Washington herald., 1913-09-07

4 B. II. Ackert, J. L. Garrett, Percy j.
TaIbert, James T. Ray, A. P. Beatty.
James <. Hoes, John Z. Hogan, Hugh
L. Buckingham, William Howlin, and l.
n. Brown.
Maker-up Thomas E. McCardell, of the
Y, hand section. is passing the present
week at his former home. Hagerstown,
Md.
Jerry Dennison, of the hand section.
who has been "on the move" the past
| thirty days, is now registered at the Fort
Pitt Hotel Pittsburgh, Pa.
| George E. Clark, Of airship fame, and
recently returned from Atlantic City, a
well-known compositor in the correcting
alley, hand section, 'is on the job as
imposer in the abse-ce OF Mr.. Sewers.
Imposer Sidney J. Marshall. OF the
night hand section. has been granted
leave.
Imposer Elmer Dement,, of the hand
section. night, is the aching chairman OF
the chapel until the election is held.
Mr.. Samuel E Mullan, the veteran
compositor in the day hand section, has
not yet been able to return TO work.
Compositor Thomas l. Wade, of the
hand night section, is on the sick list.
After a delightful thirty days trip to
Northern New York and Canada, Mr..
Frank E. Buckland, clerk in the office
OF the accountant, has returned to his
desk. He was accompanied by his wife,
both OF whom were charmed with the
trip. There is a possibility we may hear
from this distinguished traveller in the
near future.
OF all revises passing through the cor
recting alley, day hand section, will
psis the next thirty days at his home
in Jonesboro, Ill
Miss Catherine Heyler, a popular COM
positor on the Surgeon Generals Cata-
logue detail. hand section, is enjoying her
leave-taking at Lillydale, N. Y.
John ]. o'Hern, of the proof section,
who, with his wife, has been touring on
the Continent. embracing a grand trip to
old Ireland, sailed for the United States
on the Baltic.
William A Shreve, Of the monotype
section, who has been sojourning at At
lantic City. n. J., has remembered his
Office friends with attractive post cards.
Owing to Ill health. Mr.. Harry B. Bill
lings, compositor on the spess, having been
granted additional leave, will remain at
his home in Macon, Ga.
James H. Brodnax, a popular compost
tor in the night hand section, has been
granted leave.
A post card from Arthur Allison. dated
London, August 20, says that he and Mrs.
Allison had just returned from. their trip
to the Continent, which they thoroughly
enjoyed. and were preparing for the
homeward trip.
Luke Ludlow, of the Bookbinders'
Union, is one of the most useful men IN
the Central Labor Union, and to his
efforts much of the success of the Labor
Day celebration at Benning was due.
Joseph E. scanneIl has resumed his
desk in the night proofroom after a
visit to his home in Massa-
which he and Mrs. Scannell en-
joyed to the limit. especially that part
they Travelled by water, both going and
coming.
Joe NJ johnson has been elected to
serve another term as chairman of the
night proof chapel, receiving 81 votes to
10 for William Rebuchatis.
Joseph e. Weissert, secretary of the
New York printers baseball club, who
has been in Pittsburgh the past week,
by Mrs. weissert, writes
that they viii stop over in Washington
on the return trip, hoping to renew
some OF the pleasant acquaintances
made the year the baseball tournament
was held here.
Through kindness of o. s. Webster |
there has been received a handsomely |
framed picture OF the group IF @. P. |
D. veterans who attended the late Gettys- |
burg reunion. and who were called while |
there "the kids from Washington, D.