The Washington herald., 1919-01-22
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE.


| in Hyattsville in borrowed auto
mobile Monday. when ne was struck
by an army truck at the Hyatts-
Vile crossing. Harry was thrown
from the machine, which stopped on
the porch OF the drug store. but es-
capped without a scratch. but Will
have to replace the machine.
| Henry NJ. Allen. d counter in the
day pamphlet binding section, is de-
tanned at home by sickness.
Albert G. Smith, pressman in charge
of the book section OF the press di-
| vision, who has been ute i'll. is re-
ported improving.
Julian G. Wright. q probauonal
compositor. has been transferred
from the linotype day force TO Mr.
SChinnerer's Record force
! Albert Jackson, Robert {. Nc
Keithan. James Morgan. Percy L.
| Taylor, and Granville Donovan. skill
cd labOrcrs in the pamphlet binding
section. have resigned.
! Lee II. hurts. a stercotyper in the
day foundry section, who has been
at home with sickness for some time,
returned to work Tuesday.
Eugene J. Lewis. Of the job room.
has been transferred to the Office OF
the assistant foreman Of printing.
! Martin Dreis. hoOkbinder in the
fourth floor forwarding and finishing
hn
time. is improving
! Clarence Lemerise. q machinist in
the night linotype section, received
a telegram announcing the arrival OF
his brother, II. X. Lemerisc. in New
port News. after being with the
American EXpeditionary Forces in
France.
Miss Enrma F. smith a folder in
the day pamphlet binding section, is
on the sick list.
Elmer Dement,. makeup in the
hand section. is enjoying a few days
leave.
George Bierach returned to the day
proofroom Tuesday. after an absence
of a month because OF the illness of
Mrs. Bierach.
Miss Pearl y Fralick. % skilled
laborer in the day pamphlet bndery,
is detained at home by illness.
Thomas J. Martin. press man in the
book section. who was injured by n
motor-truck, near Union Station, is
improving.
Miss Lillian {. Newton Is detailed
from the pamphlet bindery to the Of
flee of the chief clerk.
Frederick L. Fridley, a reader in
the day proofroom. has been absent
for several days on account of ILL
ness.
During the absence of Melville Hol-
lander on Tuesday Louis NJ. Shipley
operated the slug distributor.
President Joe NJ. johnson an
nounces that there will be no ban
Quet by the knights of Momus held
! this year.
Doorkecper James VI. Pipes has
made a considerable addition to his
force by bringing Forrest Grimes
down from the linotype section.
/, Miss Flora L. Miller, of the press
division, has been detailed to the
office of the superintendent of docu-
ments.
That the G. P. o. news is read
| by outsiders was proven when ]. j.
Kelly came to work in the mono
type keyboard room Monday with
a handsome new vest, the gift OF
Mrs. Kelly.
| James I. Wilson and Arthur G.
| Holcombe have been transferred
from the linotype to the hand sec
ton.
Miss Lizzie c. Wilson. Of the
pamphlet binding section, is enjoy
ing thirty days leave.
At a recent meeting of the proof
room chapel. William H. Cornish
was reelected chairman, and Will
lam L. Gutelius was elected vice
chairman to succeed Cyrus E Cook.
| Miss Grace Cole, of the pamphlet
binding section, who recently suf-
fered broken wrist. is improving.
Miss Mary X. Borden has returned
to work in the night bill force after
an absence of several days attend
ing the funeral Of ger sister-in-
law, who died of influenza The