The Washington herald., 1914-07-26

Nathan c. Hawley. s. e MuIIan and
r. p. Wlkens. Of the day hand section
were on the sick list last week
turned from a pleasant Is days leave on
Monday.
Assistant Foreman and Deskran NJ
Spencer and Skilled Laborers J. Mex,
Hodges. Louis J. Benner. and Lieut.
Frank C. Martin. OF Foreman Melick'i
force. were at the rife range July p q,
and "a
Imposer James C. Sewers. Of the day
hand section, was acting assistant forel
man in Mr.. Spencer's absence.
John n. Cobb was detailed imposer dur.
ing the week.
Jerry Dennison. OF the day hand secI
ton. has arrived at wiIkesbarre. Pa,
after visiting New York. Newark, Att
lantic City, Philadelphia, Norristown, and
Germantown. Pa.
L. B. Cooley. one Of the expert "drop-
pers In the day hand section. took q
day on Tuesday, July q, and celebrated
his ffty-third birthday.
c. c. Auracher. E. ?. Morrison. G Fl
Williams. Ed Shaw. George ". Newell
and Chairman Garlick. OF the day hand
section. took out on leave.
Moe. son Of Mrs. Bette Stern and
brother OF Miss Gertrude Stern. tabuIato-
in the computing section. died In New
York City on July % after a brief illness
The remains were brought to this cIty
for interment.
Imposer John H. Butler, Of the day
hand section, has been granted annual
leave, beginning Monday. July 2.
Christ F. schveitzer. an eiectrotyp.
hnisher in the foundry section. died at
the Episcopal Eye and Ear Hospital from
an abscess in the head last week The
deceased received an appointment TO this
ofare more than twenty years ago from
Harrisburg, Pa. He was a member Of
Electrotypers' Union, No. Il and a mem
Der Of the first class Congressional Coun-
ell Of the National Union When a young
man he belonged to the old Expert base
ball club. OF Harrisburg. He has resided
at Hillmeade. Nd. and leaves a widow
and four sons.
Pressman Charley Schultz has his wifs
and babies located at Rockville during
the extreme hot weather. Rockville being
the former home Of Mrs Schultz
Joseph L Holland. Of the night KEY
board force, with his family. is located
at Piney Point for their vacation.
There were two women delegates 70
the late convention Of the Pressmen's
Union. Miss Charlotte Green. Of Nash
willie. Tenn, and Miss TilIie Marsden, Of
Jacksonville, Fla
r. W. Burgess. Of the night keyboard
force. will go to Long Branch this week
for stay OF month with his wife and
son.
The annual trip OF the Columbia Fish
ing Club TO their place down on Coan
River. Is quite a nevent, and Billy Tap
pan. Tommy Dougherty. and other c.
P. o. members are said TO be entertain
ers par excellence.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Printers Athletic Associa-
ton will be held at Typographical Tenn
pie at 2:3O today 70 complet final ar
for the trip to Cincinnati.
The Washington team. IN charge OF Man.
ager Luitich, accompanied by a number
of local rooters, will leave over the
Chesapeake and Ohio on Friday. July n.
md may be joined by the party from
S. Harry Wade, who used TO be a
oressman in the G. P. O.. is the resident
manager for the Ault q
Yiborg Printing Ink Company. with a
nandsom home in Rittenhouse square.
which is ably presided over by his sister,
md where they take particular pleasure
n entertaining friends from Washington.
The International Printing Pressmen
md Assistants Union at its recent con-