The Washington herald., 1919-01-04

The many friends OF J. f. McLen-
nan, a former popular employe OF the
q. Z. O.. and for many years con-
nected with the printing bureau IN
Manila, p. l.. will be pleased to learn
of his success i'm the Orient. Recent
letters from the Far East tell of his
advancement to the position Of man
ager of the printing department OF
F.. c. Mccullough & Co, the largest
printing firm in the Orient.
Mason J. Trent, skilled laborer. has
resigned.
Aaron Noord. of the day foundry
force, has returned to work after two
weeks at home with influenza.
Charles j. Graf. of the night proof
room. is confined to his home with
sickness.
Otto Hermann, vice president OF
Bookbinders' Union, Local No. 4, an
nounCes that special meeting of the
subcommittee on agreements was held
Friday at 452 X street.
Harry W Zeigler. reader in the
night proofroom, has gone to Hunt
ingdon. Pa, to attend the funeral OF
his sister. Mrs. Charles Faulkner,
who died in that city Thursday
Mai. GilfTather Mccarthy. of the in
termediate pressroom force, is on the
sick list.
James w. Olive. skilled laborer on
the intermediate force OF the press
rs.-sy
There is a rumor that Doc Bauers
is going to revive the old Sunrise
singers what real harmony sounds
like.
Albert W Smith, paper cutter on
the fifth floor. has returned to work
after overcoming influenza.
Skipper" Shackleford. of the press
work division, led the jazz band at
the Powhatan Hotel New Year Eve.
The skipper certainly has one big
jazz in that horn of his.
George Brown. presSman on the
New York Journal, spent the holi-
days in Washington with his father
Steve Brown, OF the night press sec
ton.
Richard Taylor, unskilIed Iaborer
in the Library ranch. has resigned
William NJ. Rowan, while spend
ing the holidays in Philadelphia,
met several former employees of the
G. p. o., among them Frank Kidd.
Jim Murphy, Bob Congdon. Sid Sum-
mers and Al Reid.
William A. MauA compositor in
the linotype section, has been pro-
NOTED to linotype operator.
Miss Mady E. Bailey, one of Mr..
Webster's ruling machine feeders
is confined to her home on account
of sickness.
James Markham, of the day foun-
dry force, has returned from a visit
to his parents in New Haven. Conn,
Miss Emma Fulton, of the Jacket
section. has returned to work after
an attack of influenza.
Miss Ethel Kimball, cataloguer in
the office of superintendent of docu-
ments, has received a promotion.
William Dougherty. of the day
foundry, has returned from a visit
to his parents in Boston.
Lawrence Rueth, In the linotype
night section, was promoted Thurs
day night from an ordinary opera
tor in the production alley to a ma
chine on the Congressional Record,
Louis Allen, ruler on the fifth
floor. is reported sick.
Mrs. Marsh A. Bodenhamer, and
daughter, Miss Alta, wife and
daughter of President Bodenhamer.
of Columbia Union I0I, are confined
to the house with influenza.
Edward ]. Beck, of the day limo
type section, is enjoying a visit from
his sister. Miss Alice NJ. Beck. of
Hartford. Conn.
John 0Donoghue, foreman of the
night keyboard room, has been alb
sent several nights because of the
illness of Mrs. O'Donoghue, who is
suffering with influenza.
Mrs. Charles II. Lisner was in
Jured by an automobile at the cor