The Washington herald., 1914-07-19
NEWS NOTES FROM UNCLE SANS PRINTERY

I Rsnna. Wallace Brewer, Frank McDer
section. recently went on brief vacation
Makeup Meyer, Of the spess, induIx.d
in single days leave last week.
Charles s. Jsrry) Dennison. Of the da,
hand section. left for New York city and
points north and east. and a short visit
to Canada, an Tuesday having beer
granted thirty days leave. According ID
his itinerary he viii reach Cincinnati
Ohio, in time for the printers basebau
games.
compositors James N. Craig and F. p
Wilkins, Of the spess. were on the sick
,, list last week
F. N. Lloyd. makeup Of the hand sec.
ton day. and the rule man, F. A. Coss.
well, have returned from leave.
Joseph sIlverberg, a former @. p. O.
recently returned from Europe and Wis.
ited the ONCE
Since his return TO ONCE DoorkeepeI
Louis Tener has been warmly congratu-
lated by his scores Of friends.
Miss clarissa B. Regan has been trans.
ferred from the day hand section to thu
proof section and promoted TO reader.
Charles NJ si1er was recently trans
ferred from the Library section to the day
hand section II Is about ten years sincs
he was transferred from the document
room to the Library. when In charge OF
Foreman William H. Fisher
F. A. Barnhart. compositor in the day
hand section, returned to ONCE Monday
after ten days pleasantly passed at WASH
ington Grove.
Compositors W. R Love, NJ A. Maloney,
James F. Ray and Joseph NJ. Thompson
have been helping out" in specs during
the past week
The genial helper Of the day hand sec
ton, Eugene F. Rosen. took a day OF.
Joseph NICK Hodges substituted in his
absence
Theodore Kelsey. compositor in the day
hand section, resigned Monday, July 13.
He first worked in this ONCE about ten
years ago, shortly after the occupancy
Of the new building. but owing to impair
ed eyesight was obliged TO resign About
seven years ago he was reinstated and
reassigned to the same section. Comrade
Kelsey enlisted in Battery A. Third. New
York Artillery in the civil war in his
home city. Auburn, y. Y. He was sew
enty years old on Monday. His friends
regret his departure
Ex-congressman Victor I. Berger is
a delegate-elect 10 the Providence con.
vention Of the l. T. L. from the Mil
waukee Mailers' Union.
Arthur A. Allison. Of the night proof
force. with Mrs. Allison. has gone for
a months stay among the resorts in
New York and New Jersey.
Milo Shanks, formerly Of the O. p. o.,
is a candidate for the nomination on the
Republican ticket for Congress from tha
Elmira IN. " District
Manager Johnny Luitch declares he
will have the best team this year that
ever represented Washington in the
Printers National League, having de-
veloped several fast young PLAYERS and
for the second time Quite a delegation
Of rooters will go with the team from
here to Cincinnati.
Fred Barker. who headed the Progress
sive ticket two years ago for president
Of the L T L.. Is again delegate from
Spokane. Wash. and has been selected
oy PRESIDENT duncan as chairman of the
laws committee at the Providence con-
vention, considered the most important
Craftsmanship in the body.
Public Printer Ford has forwarded to
the employees Of the G. P o.. through
Superintendent Dan V. Chisholm, a most
complimentary letter. expressing his ap-
probation for the output OF the past
year. saying he has received many com
and other officials for the prompt execu-
ton Of the immense volume Of work.
John T. O'Hara, assistant foreman Of
the Job pressroom. Is I'll at his home in
Baltimore. and Dick Brooks is acting
assistant
Pressman Emil Petersen is doing de-
tail in the money-order division