The Washington herald., 1919-02-04

Grant l.. Austin, office man in
the pamphlet bindery, completed
twenty years of service in the
q. p. O. yesterday. His many friends
hope he has like term of service
ahead of him.
Bookbinders Union No. 1, will hold
the regular monthly meeting tonight
at Typographical Temple at 5
o'clock.
Marion B. Richmond. reader in the
day proof room. is absent on &C
count Of the death of his sOn-in-law,
l. II. Bryant. who was killed by an
electric train at Highbridge. Md,
Sunday.
Capt. Charles Z. Coe, compositOr
in the day monotype section, left
Monday on trip TO Florida to spend
two months for the benefit of his
health.
Robert S Boucher returned to
work in the job room yesterday
after being absent several days on
account of the illness of Mrs,
Boucher.
Miss Lizzie c. Williamson. Office
. tlptl III Nllt pdlilplil'N 10
back after spending six weeks at
her home in Wheeling, w. Va.
Mrs. Joseph X. Dawson died Fri
DAY. surviving her husband but a
few days.
Admiral r. Bosworth. a maker-up
in the night mOnotype section, is on
tn sick list.
William A. Thornton. of the day
linotype section, WAS absent yester-
day because of illness.
Edward D. ALcKenna, COmpOsitor
in the hand section, returned yes
terday after several weeks leave.
Mrs. Lula Joseph, of the forward
ing and finishing section, is on the
sick list.
Harry Murray, operator in the day
key board room, is i'll.
Joseph w. johnson. skilled laborer,
has been transferred from the day
linotype to the hand section
Hugh Reid, makeup in the hand sec
ton, returned yesterday. after sew
eral days illness.
William A. Thornton was absent
( from the day linotype section yester-
day because of illness.
Elliott a. Hopes. machine helper
in the night monotype section, is alb
sent because of illness in his family.
A. G. Bateman, compOsitor in the
! hand section, returned to work yes
terday, after an illness of several
days.
/ Charles Indermaucr. a compositor in
the job section, is on the sick list.
| Deskman William Il. Dickinson was
] on the sick list in the day linOtye
/ section yesterday.
| Herman l.. Cowgirl. a machine
helper in the day monotype section,
/ is i'll.
/ Edward w. Stackhouse. compositor
in the day linotype section, has been
i'll for several weeks.
Herbert Van De Bogert. a compos-
| itor in the hand section, is absent be-
cause of illness.
Charles c. Smith, skilled laborer
in the day hand section, returned to
work yesterday after several weeks
| illness.
Dennis j. Mccarthy, a laborer in
terday.
Bernard F. Hays. a compositor in
the night monotype section, is on the
sick list.
George :. Fletcher. an operator in
the day linotype section. has been ill
for several days.
William McMichael has been ep-
pointed as an emergency compositor
I'm the day mOnotNpe section.
Charles II. Cove. a maker-up in the
job section. has been i'll several days.
Thomas +. Lewis. caster helper in
the night monotype section, is absent
because of illness in his family.
James A. Gibbs, a veteran printer in
the day linotype section, has been i'll
several days.
John H. MCsely, a helper i'm the
monotype casting room, has resigned.
Harry H. Geisbert, a compositor in
the day monotype section, is on the
sick list.
II. NJ. Beadle, compositor in the day
hand section, has been granted fifteen
days leave without pay.
Because of the illness of his son,
Charles w. Summers is absent from
the Job room.
William T. Talbot, u compositor in
the night monotype section, is on the
sick list.
Miss Yetta Friedenoerg. of the for
warding and finishing section, has
been i'll several days.