The Washington herald., 1919-01-25

OF the bookbinders' entertainment
committee: Johnnie Patterson has a
nice ukulele that amt working over
| time"
Anybody that wants to see a real
good. scientific checker game should
watch Jim Sirlouis and. Col. Endicott
| play on the fifth floor every day at
lunch time
Thomas ]. BRASIL. a machine helper
| in the pamphlet bindery. is on the sick
list.
Thomas P Rooney. assistant fore
man in the day foundry section. was
absent yesterday on account of i'll
| ness.
Louis Allen. of fisherman fame, is
talking fish these days. Says he's Just
itching to cast a line and pull 'em in
Theodore P. c. Willis, an operator
in the night linotype section. is on
the sick list
Edward o. Yeager has been rein
stated as a compositor in the Job
room after an absence of several
months.
Alfred Rawlings. a gathering ma
chine operator in the pamphlet bind
| cry, is ill.
7 George Beirach. a reader in the
day proof room, is again detained at
home by the illness of Mrs. Beirach.
! Miss Mary Hooper. who will soon
| be Mrs. Jarboe, must wear out a
lot of shoes. for she is continually
walking from one wing of the fifth
| floor TO another with a bunch OF
jackets in her arm.
! Joe NJ. johnson, chairman of the
night proof room, is on the sick list
Mrs. Julia c. Pollock, a folder in
the pamphlet bindery. has been at
home several days with illness.
Annie NJ. Myers. Elsie NJ. Burrows
and Mrs. Marie a. Lyle have re-
signed as feeders in the day press
| room.
! feeder in the day press room, has
been promoted to clerk.
Bill Leonard, who used to rule in
Mr.. Webster's section. says he's
making more dough in Baltimo'."
Mrs. NJ. r. L. Stephenson. of the
forwarding and finishing section, has
influenza.
| Miss Mamie NJ. Lambert, a skilled
laborer in the pamphlet bindery,
is ill.
Robert W. Christian has returned to
his desk in the night proofroom,
after short illness.
Jack Breene, who represents Penn
syIvania in the ruling section, is
fond of picture shows. Asked by q
fellow ruler, lack. what do you like
Nat Hnr
movie" says he, and he moved on.
Edwin Davidson, reader in the
day proofroom. is absent because of
illness.
Louis F. Kenney, makeup in the
day hand section. is enjoying three
days leave.
Miss Eleanor T. Sullivan. skilled
laoorer in the pamphlet bindery, is
i'll.
Zachary T. Jenkins is on the sick
list in the day proofroom.
Mrs. Martha p. Guiles. a skilled
laborer in the day press room, has
resigned.
! Harry Oehler. who is both a
starter and finisher. also scribe for
the bookbinders, is sporting a wry
mot rye) face again and he said
it's not Christmas cigars this time
! Wonder il he ate one of those 90
cent lunches?
/ Mrs. Mary NJ. Darling. a probation
al clerk in the office Of the superin-
tendent, resigned last week.
Miss Lessaye A. Tucker, a skilled
laborer in the day monotye section
was absent Monday because of sick
ness in her family.
A. l.. Without, a compositor in the
night monotype section, was detain-
ed at home Wednesday night by ILL
ness,
Miss Ida Dodge, a folder in the
pamphlet bindery. is confined at
home with illness.
Howard Smoot. a compositor in
the day hand section, is on the sick
list.
Jack Breene. beside being a good
ruler, is also some whistler Yea
bo, Jack cam trill like a bird (thal
is some birds), and il you doub,
this, just ask Edward Ryan.
| Howell Z. Young. skilled laborer
in the day proof room, was detained
at home Wednesday by illness.
Miss Carrie V. Adams. folder ir
the day pamphlet binding section
is i'll.
! Edward J. Robinson. compositor
in the day hand section. is on the
sick list.
| Max Riger. paper cutter. says las,
pay Jack Burke made the last pay.