The Washington herald., 1919-10-17
GOVERNMENT
PRINTING
OFFICE
NEWS

The feature OF NE concert IN ~.
music room yesterday ~as the No
Nm oohgato by Regfnald & Eas-
seIn8um' soloist pIayfne with
Forrest Grimes orchestra
The Monos win meet Oh, Rlna.r,
tonight on the Grand Central a.
leyR
hAkerup rhnmas J. Mrcxr,eu q,
the hand section annex. Sc nb-eot
This week serving on the board OF
managers OF the Hagerstown fair
Frederick n. Whitehead has been
absent from the jobroom tor
week on account OF Illness
Misses Mildred Pickett and Jessie
Williams have returned 70 the ma
chine sewing room after several
weeks leave.
sergt John Casey. o. s A ~
tired index clerk in the plate yault-
is enjoying two weeks leave.
The following appointments are
reported for last week: Edwin
A. Sullivan, pressman. reinstated:
Charles h Heinbuck. David r.
Maxwell Edgar L Myers, Sam
uel Slanhoh, emergency pressmen;
George H Ellis, linotype orerat or,
reinstated; Eugene H Dunniran.
probationary elcctrotype finisher;
William Downes. Ambrose NJ Gold
smith Thomas N. McKenua- will
lam A Moore. William ii Strat.o-
emergency bricklayers; Miss Rene
B. Wheeler emergency clerk: Ms
Anna K Jacobs. Robert p. Simms.
! Clifton Tarrant. Grover ". T-ibblc-
emergency compositors: Delos -
Carter. John P. HoIlfhan. Frank 7.
Kaeser, Hugh n. Muir, Lewis W.
Zimm, jr- probationary compost
tors; Charles F. O'Connor Thomas
NJ. RotheTy. Louis c. Schellhorn,
emergency messenger boys
Copy Editor Harry W. Graham
has returned to the job proofroom
after a weeks leave
Rollins F. Chisholm. compositor in
the hand section. is visiting with
relatives in Philadelphia and New
York
Pressman John s Fitzgerald
spent several days visiting in New
York city this week
| Raymond n. Babcock, linotype
operator. has been transferred from
the night Record force to the day
| jobroom.
Moses Costley. OF the night
pamphlet bindery. Is suffering with
a leg broken in an automobile acci-
dent
Fred A. White. OF the BOB rection.
is detailed to the pressroom during
the absence Of Press Reviser
Charles F. Troguer-
Miss Natalie z. Herbert OF the
night bin force, who has been III
1ve months, has been removed to a
hospital in a serious condition
Leo Coakley is absent from the
linotype section on a weeks leave
Arthur Symonds has returned to
the Jacket section after several
weksf vacation
Franklin T. Hodge. moaotype
keyboard operator. is on The sick
| list
Bernard Collins and Patrick Gillian
are absent from the ruling and sew
/ ing section on leave.
Mss Jessie E Sothoron, press feed
er. is absent from the night press
room on leave.
Horace Barnes Charles r. Ate
mus, Morris V. Avery, Water T
Cannon. William h Oecl, James 4.
Duvall William S. Grant. Thomas
/ f. Graves, Lewis n. Grice, Joseph
L. Hall. Leon B. Handiboe. Preston
R. Harding. James Long. Joseph W.
! McNealy, Malcolm ]. M3Euyern.
Charles A Marino Earl n. Mating
! ly, Robert Mehlfelt. John B. Mondcr.
Theodore Piotinsky, Clifford Ralston.
George F. ReveIle, George E. Riley.
Michael Fl. RoIlo. william E. Stubbs.
James W. Wheatley, Victor p.
| wheatley. Miss Anna NJ. Bazatta.
Miss Doris NJ. Berning. Miss Alma
B. Canaday. Floyd A. Lawrence, Miss
/ Dorothy Carr. Miss Emily NJ Cram.
Miss Ruth E. Day. Mrs. Katherine
! Flynn. Mrs. Rachel E. George, Miss
| Elizabeth N. Gurnee. Miss Nettie ".
| Hardy. Miss Blanche n. Harrison.
Nrs. Louise R. Hogeland. Mrs Pearl
/ NJ. Eouser. Miss Mary E. K. Howats
Miss Anna V. Howell, Miss Pearl
f. Jones, Miss Marie NJ. McAuIino.
Mrs. Olga A. McGrath. Mrs. Fran
ces J. Nairn, Miss tHelen n. Quill
, Miss Margaret A. Ryan. Miss Ida
c. Thompson. Mrs. Mary A. wies-
key and Mrs Ida J. Williams were
appointed last week a. skilled h
borers-