The Washington herald., 1914-06-14

Owing to impaired health. Imposel
James q. Hoes, Of the spess hand sec
ton day. has been granted leave durint
the remainder Of the present month with
out pay.
A. P. Beatty. OF the spess. returned
from his annual leave on Monday. afteI
. pleasant visit to his former home
Thurmont. Nd.
Mrs. 'Lhbeth w. Lenhart. reader IN thu
day proofroom. returned from leave or
Thursday. She was visiting in South
Carolina.
Charles r. Engel, chauffeur. OF the de.
livery section. Is substituting for Leonard
L. Bali mail carrier. who ID absent on
annual leave.
Peter p. Pealer, foreman of the sani.
.tary section night, and q well-known Of.
ficial Of almost two decades, has been
granted the balance OF his annual leave
due, commencing on Thursday last He
has gone to his attractive home and
farm in Northern New York.
Guy E. Killian, Of the p. ". @. (plate
vault section). passed the smokes last
week in honor of the birth Of his nrst
horn-a son.
Imposer Charles A. Capell Is substi-
tuting for James e. Hoes.
C. X. striblins. Of the 'spess. a we'll
known G. p. o. compositor. has been
detailed as an imposer.
After several days absence. James NJ.
Craig, of the spess. returned to ONCE
during the week.
Imposer William e. Holt. OF. the day
Friday.
Charles H. Cox. Of the day hand sec
ton, has been detailed to the depart
mental roll. ....
Fred L. Tarbox. Of the foundry. has
returned from several days leave pass
ed in New York.
W. L. Pierce, a well-known G. p. o.
employe for several years. 10 worried
over the prolonged absence of his run
ning-mate. a compositor in the House
of Correction. who has gone down the
Potomac on a fishing excursion. Latest
advices report that he had caught a Is
pound Mississippi catfish and that he
would endesvor to prevent II from Jump
ing overheard and drowning like a pre-
vious catch.
Makers-up e. z. shott and Ira l.
Taylor. enjoyed a portion OF their un-
expired leave during the week.
Edward s. Wild. OF the hand section.
night returned from his leave on We'd
nesday.
section. night, took out on leave during
the week.
The Thermometer in the hand section,
day. registered 81 degrees on Monday,
June s.
The host Of friends Of Miss Anna Will
son, of the monotype section. are much
gratified at the handsome vote she polled
at the recent election for member Of the
board OF directors OF the Union Printers
Home. she polling nearly 5000 votes over
her nearest competitor. and being elected
for the third time, her work as q men,
Der OF the board evidently being appre-
ciated by the membership throughout the
Of the /. T. q. Miss Wilson
has been a member Of Columbia Union
for a dozen years or more. coming here
from Illinois. having served her apprenti-
ship in the ONCE Of her brother and
Joining the union at Chicago. She was
elected a delegate from Columbia Union
10 the St. Louis convention. at which
she displayed the talents which induced
ler friends to put her forth for Interna-
tional honors. she being the first woman
sver to attain such distinction.
The Washington Union Printers Athletic
has arranged for an ex-
.ursion to Marshall Hall on June q,
he proceeds to GO to meet the expense
Il sending the team to the annual meet
Il the National Union Printers Baseball
-eague at Cincinnati in August.
Miss Louise X. Roche and Miss Matte
. Cary have been transferred from the |
main pressroom to the War and Navy |
ranch.
Brady Buckholtz. Of the night keyboard |
orce. reports a great time in Richmond |
With the Kallipolis Grotto.
Charles E. Thome has been acting |
hief of the book section Of the press |
DOM during the vacation Of Albert @. |
mith.
Foreman William A. Pratt, of the night |
roofroom. has returned from a seven
een-day vacation spent at his home In |
florida.
Quite a number of pressmen from the
Eastern cities assembled here during the
week. joining the delegates from the
Pressmen's Union. Bert NJ
3air. James H. Galbreath. and Charles
I. Evans. for the trip TO Rogersville,