The Washington herald., 1919-05-13
GOVERNMENT
| m PRINTING
4NaNEMS

Victory Bonds means that the Gov
eminent Printing once subscribed
Just about 100 per cent The pamphlet
bindery forces show the greatest num-
ber Of subscriptions, with some Of
the others close behind. The four
Liberty Loans and the Victory Loan
will aggregate somewhere near $780,
900 among O. p. o. workers.
The public printer. accompanied by
Joe Hollander's Glee Club. canvassed
the night forces Friday. His talks
were a big factor In the good showing
made by the night workers.
On Saturday Mr.. Ford, Mr.. CHS
holm and Mr.. Morgan visited the
Library and participated In a program
arranged by Johnny williams and the
members of the Library staf.
Through the courtesy of Assistant
Chief Clerk Roberts, Musie Division
Chief whittelsey and ]. b. ouiller.
piano. music and decorations were
procured. A piano solo by W. o.
Dolan, OF the musici division. was fol-
lowed by an interesting appeal by the
public printer for his hearers to do
their utmost for the cause. Ia
Paudert delighted the audience with
vocal selections and Miss Lohmeyer.
htbt anu Alibe E<ICh
obliged with piano selections.
After an ensemble sing around the
piano a grand march through the
printing and binding branches sent
them all back to work with lighter
hearts and purses.
Through the eloquence Of Miss Flor
ence EIwood the electrical section re-
ports 100 per cent subscriptions Dur
ing the entertainment Friday Miss
Elwood lost a brooch on the seventh
floor. but II was found by Tom May
nard and returned.
Jack Kennedy, a foreman of the old
second division in the early nineties.
was a visitor in the shop yesterday.
Mr.. Kennedy was president of Colum-
bia 1Ol when printshop hours were re-
duced from 10 to 9. and will be remem-
bered by all the oldtimers. Since
lea wing the shop he has done consider
able newspaper work and is now con-
nected with the National Press Club.
Major Louis c. Vogt. commander
of the Second Battalion OF the 10th
Field Artillery. has been detached
:; ON his UNI IT Cobierz aEj 3'1f ft
Lodz. Poland, in chGrr, OF transl or
tation OF suppIies.
Miss Mildred Healy. clerk in the
accounting division, was tie proud
possessor Of a yari-coiored balloon
obtained during the circus parade
yesterday. At least she did hays one,
hut IL was purloined.
+. Jakie Dwight read an interesting
Gsnlsng nf ShGl1-
Iiesps on the Eastern Branch of the
I otomac" q. the resuIL- May meet
ing OF the Oldest Inhabitants Asto-
citation Monday.
Now that there is reason 10 believe
the G. P. o. will have a band, musi-
clans are appearing all over lie plant
and all seem TO be read and willing
10 do their part Just as soon as there
is assurance that the organization
will be permanent.
Capt. George A Monagon was Wis
iting friends here last week. The
captain is now stationed near Louis
willie, Ky, in Camp Knox.
John Tuite. an employe OF the old
third division, who resigned from the
hand section about two years ago.
was married to Miss Ella Larkin in
DETROIT April g.
DIR. Daniel Bush, our esteemed sani-
tary officer. found that winter
weather in Atlantic City has few
charms. so he and she came right
back home
Paul Sebastian and Billy Richard
son. after serving with the Rainbow
Division Hospital Corps, are back at
work in Mr.. Riddles jacket section.
John r. Purvis. of the proofroom.
Is detailed to the Capitol, clearing
the decks for the Record.
Why can't We persuade Finley
Hayes to entertain Us with that web
foot quartet of his some day at
lunch time? They sung 5000 worth
Of bonds out OF the pressroom bunch.
which means they are some singers.
II you worked in the packet sec
ton and hung your jacket in a
locker. and someone lifted a wad Of
money from the pocket. would you
want to tan their jacket? Moral:
Don't have any money.
Michael J. Kirby has resigned from
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