The Washington herald., 1919-02-25
BUREAU OF
| ENGRAVING.
| AND PRINTING
7E:* NEWS
By DwIG

Tho regular monthly meeting o. tho
Plato Printers Union WAS held last
sunday at Typographical Tcmpl-. with
President William L. Clark presiding
The meeting was well attended and
several questions OF vital interest to
the welfare Of the union were dis
cussed.
Miss Caro- Tom]lu and Nrss KI,iTl-
helm. OF branch e. night fcrce have.
resigned their positions as printers
assistants.
Miss Anita Garner hs- neen report
ID ls absent from the stamp 2crforat-
ing division for some time. Her many
friends in the bureau will be sur
piised 70 learn that she has been mar
lied for almost Year.
Miss Elsie Winter. OF the eNamlu-
ing division. is back al work, after
a weeks vacation.
J. Freeman. Of the electric shor. has
made wonderful progress on his alto
horn and bids fair To hr the equal
OF anyone in that :" .,Ior Of the band.
Always present at the T,hca rsalS. and
being hard and consistent wurkcr.
he is setting Il hot pace for the
others. Mr. Freeman Is also treas
urcr OF the organization.
Mrs. Mary Larahsu. Of the star7D
norfora,inc division, Is on the sick
list
Miss Minnie B.ddIc. Of the wc;unv
division. night force. has the girls
in her section guessing. They can
not exactly figure out where all the
candy is coming from
oh what a grand and gIorIYu-
smile Miss katherine Money clerk in
branch 6. possesses these days Her
young hero arrived in New York
on Washington's Birthday, after
twenty-One months service abroad
with Uncle Sans forces.
Miss Ida Seitz, of the we,tinE di-
vision. night force. started her holj-
day Friday night instead Of Satur-
day.
Walter Beuer. plato printer.
branch :, added one day to his holi-
day. Walter was on the sick list
yesterday.
The band held its regular bi-
weekly rehearsal yesterday after
noon. and the boys seemed all nice
and comfy in their new chairs. The
rehearsal was we'll attended. and
Professor Kemper tried out some
new selections which the boys went
right after in great style. Professor
kcmper was wearing the smile that
won't come off.
Miss Mary Ross. Miss Bertha
Saunders and Miss Aunah Utterback,
of the stamp pcrforatinc division.
have been granted 4 weeks leave.
There was a large gathering OF
plate printers at the billiard match
staged at No. - Engine House out
in Pctvorth last night 1t was re-
ported that even W. D. Clark, Lrcsi-
dent OF the Plate Printers Union,
( would witness tho match.
Mrs. Carrie Kerns. printers as
sistant in branch c, has been called
10 New ork on account OF the III
ness of her daughter.
Miss jeanette Lashhorn, Of the
wetting division is absent on ac-
count of illness.
Miss Lille ZirBle, of the stamp
perforating division. is still absent
Her aunt, whom she had been nurs-
ing, died a few days ago.
William Ullman. plate printer, and
president OF the band. was Off yes
terday attending to some very i'm
portant business.
Jim Gessford, plate finisher in the
engraving division, spent yesterday
in bed. Jim has a bad cold, but ex-
poets to get back to work shortly.
He just can't stand wasting time
| like this.
Mrs Anna Maher, wetting div'-
, sion. night. has been absent on Uc-
count Of Illness.
Miss Katherine NJ. DcuninE. OF IN,
| bindery section, who has been ill
several Days has returned to work.