The Washington herald., 1919-01-15

! Eleventh and L streets. He leave.
/ widow and eight children 70
mourn his death. Funeral services
Will be held Thursday.
Bernardin W. Smith, compositor
In the job room. is in Boston. called
'here by the illness Of his sister.
Howard r. Loefcl. Of the dav
foundry force, who recently Iosr his
wite from pneumonia, has returned
10 work
The many friends OF Miss Mamie
NJ. Mcdaniel of the monotype key
BOARD room, will b. glad to know
that she is improving after being
confined to her home several months
with sickness.
cha aries II. Glass. reader in tho
daY proof room. who has been sick
ior about six weeks, returned to
work Monday.
O. {. Botelcr. compositor in the
, day hand section. while coming ia
work Saturday from his home on /
street fell from the car and broke
! finger
At tn" regular monthly meeting
of the day linotype chapel Monday
solomon Byron and Frank Small
were appointed committee to CO.
operate with committees from other
chapels to work for an increased
compensation for employees Of the
shop.
Patrick J. Malonc and George r
Hicks. skilled Iaborcrs. have re-
| signed
Sumner +. McDonouGh. Of the dav
proof room. is confined to his home
with sickness.
Mrs. Cara l.. Bennett. Of the day
monotype section. has been Getaineu
at home with sickness.
William Fl. Cornish. chairman OF
N" day proof room. returned to
work Monday after several days of,
sickness.
Mrs. Lillian L. Moxon. Mrs,
Georgia NJ. Gordon and Mrs. Mary
A. Alley, skilled 1aborers in the
third floor bill force. have re-
signed.
Mrs. Nora II. Hanliu. Of the
pamphlet binding section. has re-
| signed.
Miss Teresa Macdonald and Miss
| Frances Taylor. of the day proof
room. were run down by an auto
mobile near the Raleigh Hotel last
| Friday night, and both were severe
/ ly bruised. Miss Macdonald was
! able to come to work Saturday. but
Miss Taylor was unable to appear
until Monday.
James H. BrodnaN. foreman of the
| job room. who has been absent for
| two weeks on account of sickness,
is now improving.
Mrs. Bastian, wife of Charles
Bastian. of the night linotype Sec
ton. who recently suffered from an
attack of the flu. is now threatened
with a geperal breakdown.
! DR.. Clements. former employe
| of the C. 7. O.. who is now a
practicing physician in Northeast
| Washington, is reported sick.
| Flournoy c. Roberts. former en-
ploye of the shop. and at one time
president of Columbia Union 10l, was
in the ofice Tuesday meeting old
/ friends. He is now connected with
the Labor Department and has just
returned from Porto Rico.
| Because of ill health, Howard V.
! Mills, a stereotyper on the day foun-
| dry force. has been granted sixty days
leave without pay to recuperate in
Asheville, N. c.
| Henry slaughter, a compositor in
the job room, is enjoying several days
Il leave.
Mrs. Katie f. Croggan. of the ruling
and sewing section, is absent. taking
care of her son, who is down with in
fiuenza at the home in Brookland.
i Albert Klatt, of the press division.
| is an expert on used automobiles. He
is a regular attendant at the weekly
auction, where he picks up some bar
| gains and incidentally some extra
change.
| Ernest c. Gibson. the popular limo
type operator in the night Record sec
tion, spent a profitable day last Sun
day. He butchered two large hogs at
bis home in Cottage City. from which