The Washington herald., 1914-08-09
NEWS NOTES FROM UNCLE SANS PRINTERY

N. J. has gone to the sneampment with
his regiment.
Frank C. Martin. OF the hand sec
tion day.. has been promoted from
second lieutenant 70 FIRST lieutenant In
the Second Regiment. D. c. n. g.. at
present tncamped at Virginia Beach.
The list Of sick persons in the day hand
section the past week Included Fred. W.
Follett, Samuel z. Mullan, George z.
Clark, George W. Newell. and Frank p.
wilkins.
Miss Laura 3. Gordon. Miss Carrie z.
LOOMS, and o. C. Boteler. Of the hand
section day were granted leave COM
mencing August s.
Morris Pigott, compositor. has been de-
tailed from monotype section day to the
specs, hand section
Stephen p. o'DonnelI. OF the pamphlet
binding section, is a mId-week transfer
to the day watch force section.
William ]. Hendricks, clerk in the Of
hce OF the accountant. is acting chief
timekeeper. In the absence Of Col B. p.
Entriken, on leave.
Maurice p. Fitzgerald, Of the ruling
and sewing section, is acting doorkeeDer.
Compositors r. s. Peed and George c.
Sparks. OF the hand section day, have
been on detailed duty as press correc-
tors during the week.
As sequel to a romance begun while
Renne A CPard Julian, Of the Record,
tnr e ~
one OF the nurses are shortly to be mar
ned.
Felix J. Belair. Of the bindery, has no
opposition for FIRST vice president Of the
International Brotherhood of Bookbind-
ers, which means his retention for two
years more in a position In which he has
done much good work and given general
satisfaction.
The postal card section has shut down
again for lack Of card stock.
The Washington delegation To the
Providence convention of the Interna-
tional typographical Union left over the
Pennsylvania Railroad at o'clock FIJI
day morning, headed by President IEu-
gene Smith. A special car was provided
to New York and the party went thence
party were Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Haley.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles NJ. O'ConnelI, Mr.
and Mrs. John B. Dickman, Mr.. and
Mrs Dale c. Sheriff and Miss Sheriff,
Mr.. and Mrs. A ". Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene A. Andrew. Mr.. and Mrs
A. W. Bowen. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph z.
Goodkey. Mrs. Harry H. Humble Miss
Laura B. Gordon. Mrs. knight. delegate
TO the Woman's Auxiliary; Mrs. s.
Smith. Mrs. S. E. Frazer. of Baltimore:
Mr.. and Ars- George n Ramsey. and
the Misses Helen and Esther Ramsey.
The headquarters of the Washington
delegation will be at the Hotel Nara
gansett.
The Washington Printers Baseball
team made a very poor showing at the
meet OF the National Printers Baseball
League at Cincinnati last week, being
eliminated at their only contest, by Chi
cago. The meet was one Of the most
successful in the history of the league,
three new teams entering this year. St
Paul. Detroit, and Cleveland being the
new entries The attendance was very
large, and the social features provided
by the Cincinnati union being fully up
to that Of any OF the other cities which
Baseball League Philadelphia was Sc
lected as the meeting place for 1875. and
there Will undoubtedly be several new
contenders from the cities along the
Atlantic seaboard. IN addition to the
clubs from Boston. New York, Philadel-
phia, and Washington
The funeral o. Mrs. Elizabeth Nc
Eneany, mother OF william McEneany.
of the night supply section, was held
from the home OF her son, on North
Capitol street, las Monday morning.
services being held at St Aloysius'
Church, and interment at Mount OliVet
Cemetery. Mrs. McEueany was seventy
i've years OF age, and a resident Of
for upward of twenty years,
coming here froLl New York. She had
been an invalid for a number Of years
FRESHMAN John y. Guillett, OF the
night force, has returned from visit OF
three weeks to his family, in Akron,
Ohio.
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