The Washington herald., 1919-03-31

II anyone Is IN doubt ABOUT the
league of nations n visit to the jacket
section will convince him that it is
at least some little promoter of argu-
ment. John Bradley and Mark Bar
mum are skilled in their presentation
of its merits and evils, John as coun-
sci for the defense and Mark for the
prosecution. John is president of the
Secular League and Mark is the
exalted poohbah OF Park View, SO both
are we'll supplied with a large and va
ried assortment of words
Capt. f. II. Brian. formerly OF the
electrical section. writes from Monte
Carlo that he Is enjoying leave and
expects to return some time in June.
Newton OdelI now owns q new fiiv-
yer. and is entered in the q =. o
AII-Fords race between Sirlouis, Shur-
fey. Easthuru and Odell. The odds
seem 10 favor Newton. with his late
model, against 1910, 1911 and 1916 en-
GInes. Look out for the dust.
Finley s Hayes is ~truttinC around
full of pep because his hoy, Stuart.
has been safely discharged from the
navy.
John O'NcilI. after two weeks Hc-
quajntanccs with his new Buick.
has decided that an ordinary stove
poker is a very useful weapon when
changing tires. He has lot of friends
and appears eager to run across some
/ oF thrf1n hr toy Thorn
on the street Re sure and toot your
horn, John, after you give them the
once-over.
Roy $. Smith. son of Shelby Smith,
has been discharged after several
months service in the army.
| Mike Sweetman's night force will be
re-enforced with sixteen men from
the day ruling and sewing section,
commencing tonight, because of the
large orders for pads for the depart
ments.
Eddie RickenbaCher Cour ace of
spades) was the lucky winner of that
oil painting. but weakened and sold
the prize for 50. Now he feels that he
is out about So.
There is considerable talk OF estab-
fishing an airplane service for the
benefit of our Baltimore commuters.
They are weakening. and as of old
they are hitting the line at $50 and g
a. m. About a hundred of them
signed passes Saturday morning.
Miss Elsie Arnold has been trans
ferred TO the accounting division and
her old desk as bill clerk
Martin G. Stcckcr has accepted the
chair of Spanish Mt the George Wash
ingtOn Business College. Mart spent
considerable of his carly life below
the Rio Grandc and learned typog-
Craphy and orthoEraphy on "A Mexican
paper.
Things seem quiet on the chicken
farm since all the prize poultry was
shipped back TO the postal card stock
yards.
Morris w Quincy, who was at home
several days suffering with acute in
digestion. is again at work in the
pressroom.
James F. ColweIl is taking several
days leave and spent yesterday in
Monocacy attending reunion in
honor of his nephew, who has just
returned from France.
\ Miss Annie d. Goss is again feed.
ing her press after a three weeks
! illness.
Bessie Fuge and Belle Swami
both of the ruling and sewing Sec
tion, have resigned.
Asbury Smith, of the leather
room. is very ill at his home.
Miss Pauline Klein is back at
work after a four weeks illness.
| William S. McCurdy has been alb
sent from the job room for several
days because of an injured hand.
John +. Putnam and william F
I WaISmith are detailed as copy edi-
/ tors in the proofroom.
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