The Washington herald., 1919-04-30
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Some hustlIng will be done In the
ranks OF the plate printers within
the next few days in order TO bring
Victory Loan Bond subscriptions up
to and beyond their quota
To date. about one-half. or s62,-
80. has been pledged. and IL is an
assured fact that the remainder Of
/. the s12l.S00 will be forthcoming.
Maurice caIker and Charles Miller
have been appointed special canvas
sers for the printing division today.
so be on the lookout for them with
q clear conscience.
II will be necessary for the print
ers to subscribe sl33 per man to
reach their quota, but they'll be
there.
Albert SANITY. machinist in section
8. has been absent for a week suf-
fering with neuralgia. Bub Lyons
Is looking after the presses in "six"
during his absence. =
section z has been closed up tom
porarily. presumably to give TIE
presses an opportunity TO cool of.
The rag laundry. which is oper-
ated soley by colored empIoyes. FIs
reported to be doing spIendidly IN
the Victory drive -
Theodore Rooney. superintendent
of section 6. held quite a receptioh
when he returned to work yestIr-
day. after an absence Of a week due
to illness.
o. Feiner. OF the electric shop. n.
enjoying some of his leave. "f
rss
Miss Marie Piper. Of the chic.
clerks once. must have been onits
excited yesterday when sbe ~
called 10 the phone Just before cIas-
ing time. She appeared TO be listen
ing from the wrong end OF the r.-
ceiver.
The committee in charge Of IN.
loan drive is mighty anxious In put
tne bureau over the top by the close
OF business today. and thus get a
strangle hold on the honor nag. To
do this little over sII. 900 will have
TO be raised today. Go to IL.
Truly inspiring music was fur
nlshed by the Bureau Band al the
rally held on the lawn in front of
the old Bureau yesterday morning
Tor the benefit Of the employe, OF
the auditors Offices. Mr.. Seymour. a
victory Loan speaker. and secretary
OF the Chamber OF Commerce. a.
d:"sscd the gathering in behalf OF
the loan. and. incidentally. SAID
.ome mighty nice things about the
band. Edward Luckow, auditor for
the Navy Department. closed the
program with a stirring speech-and
the band played on. =
James Walsh. Of the engraving ei-
ision, has returned TO his desk after
a successful week on his farm in old
Virginia. The Bureau has its share
OF successful sgriculturists. but this
year Bob Hannenan and others wiz
have 10 take a back seat when Unci.
Jimmy gets his fivver going. Hen
probably have to invest in a truck
before the seasons over.
Saw the band on its way out 90
Tacoma Park last night They'll
surely whoop things up out there.
The big money wagon was well
loaded down.
II is rumored that Mathew B Ma
hany is on his honeymoon. he J.
taking water trip TO the Bahama
| Islands.
Miss Marie Beaumont. Mis- BeuIsh
Dickinson and Miss Mary F.. Smith
OF the stamp perforating division.
are on the sick list.
| The statistical committee appointed
by President Clark. OF the PiacS
Printers Union. last Sunday. consists
| OF Walter Reller. Charles Smith
Harry Patterson. Harvey Hunt and
S. Edward Beach.
John G. Boteler has been reinstated
in the examining division. The rank
of corporal and two gold stripes ar"
convincing proof OF his work TO-
Uncle sam.
The stamp perforatng division ~
showing fine progress in the Victory
Loan drive-sslooO already subscribed.
and more coming.
/ Ai-tlH ads~Nntf. NA ltf' NFAAAAlN W
VISION. night force. Is back al work
after several daNs' absence due ~
TIE death OF her aunt.
Mortimer DoWd. Of the stamp per
forating division. is out tor a week
leave.
The Bureau Rsnd VIII furnish the
music AT a Victory Loan rally 20 ie
held at the Sherwood Prosbyt eria
iChurCh. Twenty second and Rhode
Island avenue northwest, at S o'clocS
tonight.
James J. MuTN. maCaiHIst, has woN
a twelve-month subscription TO thS
Herald. Lucky hoy. .r
Herbert Lcach's band cap is ftting
finely now That trombone section T.
"there''
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