The Washington herald., 1919-02-28

skipper Shackleford was a busy boy
yesterday. In the morning he took
A boat load down to witness the
launching Of the GUnston Hall at Alex
andria, and at o'clock played cornct
in the band which headed the second
division. Then he took street car
back to the Peace Monument and fell
in with the band which led the Civ!r
division. After blowing himself all the
way up the Avenue the second tim" he
went to work on the intermediate
shift to help print the Record this
morning.
Dexter IIussey. wen-knowu to the
printers in the shop, is operatin" a
dcljcutcsscn store at Lincoln road and
Quincy place, IN which the Blooming
dale postofIicc Will soon be located.
Wonder if Dan RaCau ever rccov-
cred his $40 raglan:
Chairman McFaddcn. of the night
linotype section, implorcs his con-
stituents to have u nickel in change
r"Et Come Back night. Everyone
who has to be given Slg%5 in change
will be excluded from his forum.
been found. Hes the fellow with a
preferred situation who declines to
buy n Come Back and then reads tn"
papers left for the night men. Can
you hcat that"
What do 20 uthink OF the we'll
known member of the linotype chapel
who complained yesterday hccausc
the sun was too bright TO watch tn"
niTplanes: About the limit. and
chronir?
Charles :. Elder. makcrup in thc Y
section of the Hrst division. was elect
ed president of tho Document Relief
Association at the meeting Tuesday
night vice OVcrton {. Botclcr, re-
signed.
What has become of that hindery
bowling team? Is it up TO Miss Dan
iels to stir Up the sewing section?
Sergt. Paul O. West. son of Mrs
Anna West. Of the jacket section.
arrived from Franc" last Sunday and
was met in New York by his mother
before going to Camp Din. Scrgt.
West saw much active service as Il
member OF the 1lfth Engineers, and
his own and the many friends of his
mother are proud OF his record as
soldier.
Charles Deming. printer delegate TO
the Colorado Springs convention and
former CmplOyc of the G. L. O,
continues quite i'll.
| With more than 2CJ on the roll.
there was but one man off in the
day proofroom yesterday. Yes, the
armlsticc is signed. and also the
revenue bill.
Miss Alice II. White has returned
weeks illness.
Fred y. Rcuick, soldier mentioned
, in the Come Back this week, is
stepson of Clay Jones, a former en-
ploye of the night linotype section.
Bill Ricdl has a new set OF COM
mandments," entirely original, too,
and good stuff (to read. But do
you practice them yourself Bill? Tell
us.
/ Tough luck for those who couldn't
! get off yesterday afternoon. They
were denied the privilege of seeing
! Mr.. Fort's son airplaning down the
Avenue.
Miss Emily NJ. Baker, Mrs. Ida Gale,
Mrs. Elizabeth Miller, Miss katherine
V. Smoot and Mrs. Ethel NJ. Small
| are absent from the pamphlet bindery
| because of illness
George Bakers old machine has
been rendered 'hors de combat" and
he is now with, the rest Of the gang
of paper cutters.
| Michael N. Serrano is back at work
in the night proofroom after a weeks
| illness.
Louis MountZ, bookbinder, says he
| likes to run a gathering machine
Well, some of us are glad Mr. Adam
Brandt has gathered" him in.
President Bodenhamcr is busy
man these days. as the closing hours
Of dying Congress always impose