The Washington herald., 1919-11-10
GOVERNMENT
PRINTING
OFFICE
NEWS

Ine blnders TOOK Two duckpin games
from the Stars on the Grand Central
alleys Friday night. and the Limos
surrendered the big end Of the cont est
to the Mergs. Tarrant. of the Limos,
hung up a score of LIS in the first
game. and Oliver. of the Binders,
scored Ill in two Of his games.
Charles a. wolcott, OF the linotype
section, left Saturday for an extended
visit to the Union Printers Home at
Colorado Springs. Mr.. wolcott has
been in poor health since a severe at
tack of influenza a year ago, and it is
hoped that the Colorado air will re-
store him to normal. Mrs. wolcott.
two children, and Mr.. wolcott's s
mother will remain in Washington.
N. Z. Sprague, of the pressroom, has
been appointed on the fair-price food
committee to represent the Central
Labor Union.
Miles Higgins, foreman OF the sani-
tary section. has been suffering two
weeks with an ulcer on his right eye,
which resulted from an injury re-
celved while passing a metal saw in
the electrotype foundry. Mr.. Higgins
Is waiting to be admitted to a hospi.
tai. and it Is feared the eye will have
to be removed.
Ihe Jobroom Immediate Relief As
sociation. now closing its second wear
boasts of membership Of more than
six hundred, and efforts are now being
made to bring the roll to a thousand.
Gerald, son of Charles H. Radley, Of
the night linotype section, is suffering
with broken right leg, sustained
While at school Friday.
Charles H. Van Hook was absent
last week on account of the illness OF
ms daughter at the home in Lang
don.
Bennie Benton, of the CARPENTER
shop' spent last week in New York
city.
Miss Margaret A. o'Conneu was ab-
sent from the job section on leave
last week.
Bill Mccarthy, paper cutter. has OBJ
tained possession Of the home he pur-
chased several months ago.
Pressman Charles Black, spent sew
t eraI Gays at his old home in Harris
burg last week.
James B. NJ. Dulin. is expected home
about November IL after several
months in Russia.
Charles c. Covert, machine operator
in the pamphlet bindery, is enjoying
several weeks leave.
Wilmer L. Griffin, formerly in the
linotype section, is now an Inspector
on the Washington Railway & Elec-
trio Co.
Charles E. Bradt. Of the press divi-
sion, has been detailed to the plate
vault p"'e
Roma Hartley, of the stores division.
was on leave several days last week.
ADRIAN Van Buren, and Charles Gates
OF the machine shop were on leave
last week.
appointments for last week have
1een announced as follows: Edward
!; WOOD press reviser: Herbert r.
weston. gathering machine operator;
James F. Hassett. Michael A. Has
sett. John b. McNamara, emergency
prlcklayers; Mrs. Julia C. PaladinI.
emergency clerk; Arthur o. Daniels,
frank A. DiGennaro. Philip Dufour,
george w. Gemacher, William Zinke.
emergency messenger boys; Mendel
Lotsky, john c. Kicks. emersencv
linotype operators; Miss Emma M
Adamson, skilled laborer: John + Al
len. William F. Donnelly. Bernard M
F1tzgerald. John D. Hauptman, Ed
ward N. Judge, Thomas /. Sheridan
Don {: Shrier, skilled laborers: David
n Martin, emergency pressntan: !:
ROBERT b. Thomson, Harry ]. SuIII-
van emergency compositors; waiter
" ASHLEY. probationary compositor.
MRS. Sarah NJ. streep, emerRencv
monotype keyboard operator,