The Washington herald., 1919-04-13
BUREAU OF
ENGRAVING
AND PRINTING.
.sn NEWS

Charles G. Hainsworth has been
elected president of the Lunch Asso-
citation OF the Bureau of Engraving
and Printing. other officiais chosen
are Arthur @. Dorey, vice president;
James H. Kelly. treasurer; Edward
N. Meeks. secretary; william H
wsrtman, auditor. and associate
members. Nora 3. James Harry s.
Chick and John T. Guilfoyle.
Representatives for the various
divisions appointed are Harold J..
Yauchler. Ethel Baker. Bernard r.
Norris. Rose C. Kelly. Edward s.
White. Sarah Cook, Frances A.
Gaegler. Nellie NJ Jones. Carl B.
Keller. Ella M. walters. Warren l.
Dent. Mary Z. Osterman. Daniel ].
O'Leary. Edward Skinner, Bessie
Leimbach. John w. Brewer. William
P. Doyle. Genevieve A. Bowling,
Henry A. Raines and AMMAN E. Ball.
James Walsh, Of the engraving divi-
sion, Is OF for a few days shaping up
things around his truck farm in Clar-
endon, Va. II Jim delivers all the
orders he has received this spring he
will be the prize farmer in the bu-
reau.
George Hernon, Thomas McQuade
and Frank Coleman, delegates from
the Plate Printers Union, will leave
"a Y = a
the convention Of the Maryland and
District Of Columbia Federation Of
Labor.
George Van Dyne, for a number of
years employed in the machine divi-
sion- operating a cutting machine,
died at Emerssncy Hospital yester-
day morning. following a stroke OF
paralysis. In the death of Mr.. wan
Dyne the bureau is losing a fine and
faithful empioye.
The engraving division reports ].
Kehoe. J. ilgate, Charles Chaconas,
J. McFate and L. GoldsfoFthy on
the sick list.
William p. ChalIice. superintendent
of section 8, has been enjoying two
weeks vacation.
Albert Jones, machinist. who sus-
tained a painful injury to his foot
while at work several days ago. is
still confined TO his home in Alex
andria.
Fred Lipp and l.. Hawkes.. OF sec
ton 4, were busily engaged during
lunch hour Saturday in spring clean
ing" the large American flag that
hangs in their section. They removed
the flag from the wall, brushed and
cleaned 1t thoroughly, and then re-
placed it in a very artistic manner.
A suggestion: Now is a good time
to renovate all the American fags
decorating the different sections.
Those who brayed the storm on
Friday night to attend the lecture
given at the United Brethren Church
on The Making of Paper Money"
by William Foley. superintendent
OF section 5. night. were certainly
well rewarded for the inconvenience
and effort. 1t was indeed a lecture
well worth hearing. and entertain
ing as well as Instructive. 1t is
hoped that another opportunity may
be given to hear this lecture.
Julius Stats. of section 6. says
his new COW gives six gallons of
milk daily. Not bad for a begin
ner.
Miss Nora B. James. president Of
the Women's Union, OF the bureau.
will represent this organization at
the Maryland and District Of Column
bia Federation of Labor convention.
at Homecoming. Nd, beginning April
II.
There is some likelihood OF
rooters' club being formed by the
baseball bugs of the bureau to
whoop things up for their ball team
this summer. BY way of suggestion
Johnny williams. Of the paint
shop, would make an elegant lead
er.
John Monro and Robert wiley,
Of the examining division, are alb
sent on account Of illness
Heinie Gotthold. OF section s. had
a real hair cut the other day. The
men Of his section are anxious to
know II he is compelled to pay full
price for this delicate operation.
Someone in the printing division
got an ice cream treat Friday night
William Foley had a quart tucked
under his arm when he returned to
the bureau after delivering his
lecture.
Miss Elsie Escher. of the examin-
ing division, is confined to her home
on account of illness.
Watch this column for a wedding
announcement in the examining di-
vision next week. NUNS" the
word, now.
FARMERS WANT WAR
COST FIGURES PRINTED